Location Washago, Ontario Type Public Website lakestgeorgegolf.com | Established 1952 Total holes 27 | |
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Designed by Robbie Robinson
Bob Moote | ||
Lake St. George Golf Club is a 27-hole public golf course located in Washago, Ontario, Canada.
History
Lake St. George began as a 9-hole courses in 1952. It was built by Ed Leeder, who had worked at Toronto Golf Club under legendary Canadian PGA professional George Cumming. In 1974, Robbie Robinson designed and built 9 more holes. Robinson was a former protege of Stanley Thompson. In 2002, Bob Moote designed another 9 holes, creating the modern day 27-hole course.
References
Lake St. George Golf Club Wikipedia(Text) CC BY-SA