Niagara National Golf & Country

Overview: Niagara National is an 18-hole public course in Stevensville, close to Niagara Falls and the Peace Bridge. The official course page describes a par-72 layout that can stretch to 7,000 yards while remaining playable from shorter tees. The course moves through more than 350 acres of naturally wooded areas, native grasslands, lakes and ponds, with broad teeing grounds and green complexes that give the round a spacious, modern feel. Its challenge comes from combining open landing areas with water and naturalised ground that can quickly narrow the safe line.

History: Niagara National is presented by its current operator as a developing destination course, with ongoing improvements planned over several seasons rather than a finished historical monument. The active property includes a large practice range, short-game areas and a full 18-hole course, and its location makes it a natural part of a Niagara golf itinerary. Because the accessible official sources do not state an opening year or architect, this profile keeps the historical account to the confirmed evolution of the current facility.

Did You Know? The course's naturalised areas are part of its visual identity, not empty space between holes. Native grassland, wooded corridors and the chain of lakes and ponds mean that two rounds can look quite different as weather, growth and the player's chosen line change the way the property frames each shot.