Georgetown provides today's golfer with that perfect combination: A mature course with modern features. 

Designed by Hall of Fame architect Robbie Robinson, Georgetown Golf Club opened in 1958 as a lovely parkland course known for its wonderfully rambunctious character, complete with valleys, scenic views, elevated tee shots, and the Credit River that runs through the property. 

Since it joined the ClubLink family and was renamed Eagle Ridge Golf Club, the course has undergone a series of upgrades, including significant renovations to tee boxes, bunkers and fairways.  After 17 years of operating the Club as Eagle Ridge Golf Club, which followed a business model conversion from a Daily Fee Club to Member Club, the club was rebranded as Georgetown Golf Club in 2020.

Georgetown is a classic strategic course, providing the golfer with plenty of options, but there are times when you've got to make the shot, such as the harrowing approach to the par-4, 10th green set on a hillside guarded by giant stands of trees. 

The charming clubhouse has a beautiful patio overlooking the 18th green, a bar with great character for lunch, dinner or just a beverage, as well as meeting space and a banquet room perfect for weddings or parties. Georgetown is also renowned for its Friday night barbecues and Sunday brunches. 

Georgetown is a lovely walk made even better in the Escarpment countryside just northwest of Greater Toronto.