3 Best Golf Courses in Hamilton

“Dragon's Fire Golf Club ranges from 5,200 to 7,200 yards, par 72, with six sets of broad tee boxes. The abundance of trees and rolling landscape gives you a feeling of seclusion and freedom as you play through the holes surrounded by woods and farmland. The course includes top-notch USGA greens, sleek white Ohio sand bunkers, and a satellite-controlled irrigation system. Dragon's Fire Golf Club has 80 well-placed bunkers and a wide variety of natural hazards designed to challenge you. They have six sets of tees to provide a challenge for golfers of all levels while ensuring they have fun. Golfers can partner with a professional at the Teaching Academy for a unique lesson designed to enhance their form, movement, and accuracy. In addition, they invite your friends and family to a legendary golf experience that will inspire you to become one with the course and get the most out of your golf game.”

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“Chedoke Civic Golf Course features 5,745 yards with a 110 slope rating, offering affordable and enjoyable golf. The Martin Course, one of the two 18-hole courses, was initially a nine-hole layout named after Chedoke's first club president, George Martin. Golf has been played at this location since 1896, first as the Hamilton Golf Club and later renamed Chedoke Civic Golf Course in 1924. Although the courses have evolved, the site continues to provide excellent facilities, including two practice putting greens ideal for fundraising, putting challenges, and contests. It also includes changing rooms and shower facilities. Additionally, the course offers banquet facilities with meal packages and affordable membership rates for golfers of all ages.”

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“King's Forest Golf Club course measures 7,150 yards, par 72 from the tips, with a rolling layout that features terrific elevated tee shots. The course is an 18-hole public golf course in Hamilton. Situated in the center of the picturesque Red Hill Valley and at the foot of the Niagara Escarpment, the course was designed by Matt Broman in 1973. The course features challenging doglegs and six holes across the Red Hill Creek. King's Forest Golf Club offers strategic challenges, with options to navigate around obstacles and play safe shots. It is one of the busiest courses, averaging 42,000 rounds annually over the past five years.”

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