Beechwood Golf & Country Club

Overview: Beechwood is an 18-hole course in Niagara Falls built around rolling hills, valleys, winding waterways and scenic forest. The current club material lists 6,513 yards from the back tees, while the accessible course profile identifies a par-72 Robert Moote design. The layout has the scale of a championship course but keeps the landscape close to the golfer: water moves across the property, tree lines frame the fairways and the changes in elevation make approach lies part of the challenge.

History: Beechwood describes golf as the core of a 75-year club history, and the present property continues that tradition while expanding the facility beyond the original 18 holes. The club has added a separate nine-hole par-three course designed by Andrew Green, along with dining and social facilities, but the main Beechwood routing remains the centre of the golf experience. The result is a course with a long local identity and a more varied modern facility.

Did You Know? Beechwood's par-three addition was designed by Andrew Green and uses holes between 60 and 130 yards. It creates a compact second layer to the property, while the main course remains defined by its larger hills, water corridors and forested lines.