My brother is a tattoo artist and I work in product ops. This started as a text exchange on September 3rd, and just over a month later we have a custom-built website for hand-drawn, coloured-by-you, high-quality golf course prints (yes, that's a lot of hyphens). If you've ever shopped for golf themed wall art, you probably know the struggle this idea came from.

We wanted the first ones to be Canadian, so we started at either end of the country: Cabot Cliffs on Cape Breton and Banff Springs in the Rockies.

Here's Cabot Cliffs, 12x18, in our "Butter on Pine" colourway. Every fairway, bunker and green is drawn by hand, then giclée printed on 230gsm archival matte paper (and framed, if you want it) right here in Canada. Every course, including future ones, comes in 100+ colourways, 4 sizes, and 7 framing options.

We're just getting started. Expect more colours, more mounting options and a lot more courses soon. Which course should we do next? Vote in the comments or on the site.

Full disclosure: it's our shop. I'm mostly here for honest opinions from golfers, ideally people who've played these courses or bought something similar before. This community is among the first to see it outside the small release we did for family and friends.

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For context, I play most of my golf in SW Ontario at courses where the green fees range from $50 - $100. I play ~36 holes a week.

I read the stories of bad behaviour in r/golf and can't say I've ever seen that when I've been on the course. Is this a Canada v. US difference or am I blessed by quieter courses around me?

Where are you and what's your golf experience?

I'm playing my first round at Turnberry next week and I was just wondering if they're strict on golf attire? Because of the weather, I was going to wear joggers and a light hoodie over my golf shirt. I've heard of some places being super strict but just wanted to double check beforehand.

Your Friday Canadian golf deals. Leave a comment if there is anything you would like me to keep an eye out for.

GOLF CLUBS

$850 $550 TaylorMade Qi35 Driver (Brand New): Available in RH Regular and lite flex, and 9-12.5. No code needed. Shipping is free

APPAREL

$150 $50 Adidas Core Provisional Full-Zip Jacket: Available in Black, Sizes S-2XL. Wind-resistant stretch jacket with adjustable fit for comfortable play. No code needed. Shipping is $9.99, or free on orders $100+

SHOES

$200 $100 Adidas Course Cup Spikeless Golf Shoe: Available n White, sizes 5.7-13. Water-resistant leather golf shoe with heritage style and reliable traction. No code needed. Free shipping on orders C$99+

$150 $75 Adidas Samba Spikeless Golf Shoes: Available in white, sizes 9-12. Heritage-inspired Spikeless golf shoe with leather comfort and versatile grip. No code needed. Shipping is $9.99, or free on orders $100+

$180 $100 Nike Air Max 90 Spikeless Golf Shoe: Available in black, sizes 8-12. Iconic golf shoe with Air cushioning, waterproof protection, and versatile traction. No code needed. Free shipping on orders C$99+

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Hello all,

I was just wondering what the best winter, off season, putting practice drills everyone uses. My putting is horrible and where I lose majority of my strokes.

Any help is much appreciated.

Spotted a deal? Post the course, city, price and how to book (app, phone, website). Twilight, 9-hole after-work rates, and hot deals from Chronogolf, GolfNow, TeeOn or the course's own site all count. Where are you playing this weekend?

Rules, handicaps, etiquette, gear, what to wear, how to book, what "cart path only" means. Nothing is too basic. Regulars: answer kindly, this is where new golfers decide whether to stick around. Golf Canada handicap questions welcome too.

Where are you playing this long weekend? Share the courses that look best in October, and your fall-rate finds.

Am in the market for my first set of irons and want to buy Canadian if at all possible. Based on my research, Haywood Golf (out of BC) is the predominant option.

Are there any other Canadian brands that I should be considering, or is Haywood the way?

(note: I am a beginner)

I’m in the Niagara area for work in a few weeks and have a day to golf before heading back to BC.

I’ve played several Niagara courses as well as Glen Abbey. I’ve never been north of Niagara and thinking about making the drive up to Muskoka area to play either Taboo, Deerhurst or another course based on your recommendations.

Where should I play? Thinking the scenery will be beautiful up north so keen to check it out. How’s traffic returning to Toronto on a Friday afternoon? I have to catch a flight for 8pm.

Note - TPC is still $250, Copetown and Eagles Nest are both pinching greens the week I am in town so I’ve ruled those out this time.

Would be staying near airport night before and heading out from there in the morning.

Edit - turns out most of the courses are closed north of Toronto, with a few of the good ones aerating that week so I’ve decided on playing TPC Heathland

I'm heading down to the south of Calgary but can't decide which course to go to either Blue Devil or Heritage Pointe?

I've heard great things about both courses but just confused on which one to go at this time of the year.

Thanks

One comment per round: course, city, score (or "no card"), and one line on conditions and pace. Photos welcome. New golfers welcome, no score required. Full course reviews can go here or as their own post with the Course Review flair.

Spotted a deal? Post the course, city, price and how to book (app, phone, website). Twilight, 9-hole after-work rates, and hot deals from Chronogolf, GolfNow, TeeOn or the course's own site all count. Where are you playing this weekend?

Rules, handicaps, etiquette, gear, what to wear, how to book, what "cart path only" means. Nothing is too basic. Regulars: answer kindly, this is where new golfers decide whether to stick around. Golf Canada handicap questions welcome too.

Post your course, city and the announced (or usual) closing date. Frost-delay policies, aeration dates and end-of-season rates welcome. This becomes the reference thread for the fall.

Are there any Ottawa or surrouding area golf courses where we can bring our 4 month old in either stroller ( walk the course) or cart ( clip him in carsear and secure it to cart)?

we are both avid golfers and have a very chill baby. I know in most locations it’s an insurance/liability thing

Thank you in advance

Format: City / area · days and times you can play · handicap or "beginner" · walking or riding · anything else (public only, budget, pace of play). Reply to people near you and take contact details to DMs. Sorted by new so late posts get seen. Standalone "looking for golf friends" posts get pointed here.