Glen Abbey Golf Course

Glen Abbey Golf Club, which welcomes the public golfer and ClubLink Members alike, has been a grand stage for golf history since opening more than 40 years ago.  The world-famous property is also home to the Academies of ClubLink, the headquarters of Golf Canada, the Canadian Golf Museum and Hall of Fame, and the TaylorMade Performance Lab.

Designed by Jack Nicklaus and opened in 1976, Glen Abbey Golf Course attracts golfers from all over the world. Nestled amid the beauty of the Sixteen Mile Creek, Glen Abbey has hosted 30 Canadian Open Championships, more than any other course in Canada. In 2000, Tiger Woods shot from a bunker over the pond on 18 to win the tournament; a shot regarded by some as one of the most spectacular shots in recent PGA times.

Our outstanding meeting and banquet facilities provide the perfect environment for a successful meeting or conference. We offer our trademark hospitality, top-notch cuisine, audio-visual equipment, free parking, free WIFI, and the services of our event staff to ensure your gathering is the best it can be… all in a unique and inspiring setting.

The Canadian Open Room
Recently renovated, The Canadian Open Room is a fully private space, featuring a private bar just outside the room, and private access to an adjoining patio space. Perfect for conferences and seated dinners, this room accommodates groups of 60 to 130 guests.

The ClubLink Room
The view of the course through floor-to-ceiling glass walls are absolutely stunning, whatever the season. Events held in this room will leave a lasting impression on your guests. With more than 3,800 square feet of space, the ClubLink Room can accommodate 130 up to 200 guests and is ideal for celebrations, conferences, and other large events.