Ontario Golf Club

Overview: Ontario Golf Club is a public parkland course in Ontario, New York, with a traditional inland setting and a layout intended for everyday play as well as local competition. The course information and scorecard present an eighteen-hole, par-72 routing, while the mature landscape gives the round a settled character.

History: The course opened in 1928 and is associated with architect Geoffrey Cornish. That places Ontario among the older public courses in the region, with its identity tied to a long-running local golf tradition rather than a recent residential development.

Did You Know? Ontario’s 1928 layout has remained part of the region’s competitive golf story for nearly a century. Its mature parkland setting gives the course a sense of continuity that newer layouts cannot reproduce.