Home for Canadian Golf
Golf Canada and Osprey Valley have announced a major partnership and bold vision to build a new Home for Canadian Golf – a momentous project that will see the National Sport Federation relocate its corporate base of operations to TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley, the renowned 54-hole golf facility in Peel Region, located in the heart of Caledon, Ont.
In addition to Golf Canada’s headquarters and the Canadian Golf Hall of Fame and Museum, the vision for the Canadian golf campus on the grounds of TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley will feature the headquarters for First Tee – Canada which will include a publicly accessible community putting green and an indoor training centre.
Golf Ontario and the Club Management Association of Canada (CMAC) have committed to having corporate presence at the headquarters, collaborating with Golf Canada to embrace the golf community and develop a dynamic home campus for Canadian golf.
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Golf Canada Headquarters
Golf Canada has undertaken significant due diligence to explore a long-term solution and forward-looking vision for the relocation of our corporate headquarters as well as the Canadian Golf Hall of Fame.
The Home for Canadian Golf will be a transformative moment to set a new corporate direction for the organization in support of our mission to increase Canadian participation and excellence in golf. The project will also inspire a culture of excellence, innovation and collaboration among staff and industry partners.
The invitation for Canadian golf industry partners as well as government stakeholders, and long-time global affiliates at the R&A, PGA TOUR, and LPGA Tour to be part of the Home for Canadian Golf, will be significant towards the advancement of the sport of golf in Canada.
As of April 13, 2026, Golf Canada Staff have relocated and moved into the new building! -
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New Canadian Golf Hall of Fame & Museum
The Canadian Golf Hall of Fame & Museum has accumulated one of the greatest archives of golf memorabilia in the world, but only approximately 20% of the collection can be displayed because of space constraints within the current building.
Upon moving to the Home for Canadian Golf, the Canadian Golf Hall of Fame and Museum collection will be displayed in exhibits located in buildings located throughout the entire TPC Toronto property – such as the headquarters, clubhouse, conference centre, pro shop, and National Golf Performance Centre.
Accommodations will contain historical profiles and memorabilia from Canadian Golf Hall of Fame members. This distributed exhibition strategy will enable the full collection to be displayed.
A working “researcher’s library” will be part of the headquarters building and serve as unique event space while also hosting the full library of publications from the Canadian Golf Hall of Fame and Museum’s collection. An enhanced trophy display will feature historical trophies and trophies from current Golf Canada national championships, along with notable golf artifacts from Canadian golf history that will engage the public.
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Community Putting Course
A 30,000 square foot 18-hole putting course designed by golf course architect Paul Jansen will be constructed on land being donated to Golf Canada. All holes will be artificial turf, the final one measuring 72 feet in length to commemorate Nick Taylor’s historic RBC Canadian Open victory at Oakdale in 2023. There will be no charge to access our Community Putting Green and will be open to the public 24/7.
This first-of-its-kind facility in Canada will be used extensively by First Tee – Canada participants, regional and provincial level golfers as well as the public and golfing community at large.
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The Golf Development Centre
The vision for phase two includes the creation of a stand-alone, world-class training centre for a variety of Golf Canada’s sport development programs including First Tee – Canada that will support coaching education and programming for First Tee chapters across Canada. The training centre will double as a national talent identification hub for the next generation of Canadian players, bolstering Golf Canada’s goal to advance 30 Canadians to the LPGA and PGA Tours by 2032. We anticipate attracting a variety of stakeholders, from everyday golfers to our elite players.
“Our vision to be a world leader in golf contemplates more than just a physical building – culture, collaboration and innovation are critical elements.
LAURENCE APPLEBAUM
Establishing a new headquarters and a Canadian golf campus with our partners to meet, play, train, celebrate and collaborate, represents a transformative moment to advance the sport. The vision that the Humeniuk family and the leadership group at Osprey Valley have invited us to be a part of with this world-class property is progressive and incredibly exciting.”
(CEO, GOLF CANADA)
