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The view over the St. Lawrence River is calming. A great place to enjoy a meal while watching the ships go through.
Enjoy a homemade meal at reasonable prices. Always an array of deserts to choose from, if you have enough room left.
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Challenging but fun! Metcalfe Golf Club is a well-kept, interesting course with something for every level of player. Mature trees line fairways on both the 18-hole and 9-hole courses (along with a few imposing trees that often block shots on some particular fairways!) The greens are well maintained and are designed to add challenge (and strokes) to your game! Hickories Restaurant provides tasty meals after a round; and for tournaments, the buffet dinners they provide are excellent! Metcalfe, on the whole, provides great value for both golf and meals, and is definitely one of the better clubs around Ottawa!
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A challenging 9 hole, (double tees) golf course on the outskirts of a small village, with a country atmosphere!
At Rideau Glen Golf Club in Kemptville, we offer you more than just golf, we offer you an experience. Our 18-hole course is a challenging yet fun course for seasoned golfers and newbies. Our aesthetically pleasing club with rolling hills provides a relaxing environment to de-stress from everyday life. Come visit us and shoot for that low score.
Indulge your love of golf at Metcalfe Golf and Country Club near downtown Ottawa. We offer membership programs, 9- and 18-hole golf courses, family programs and leagues for golfers of all ages and skill levels. Book our restaurant for a banquet or a wedding. Remember to check out our online store for information about game packages and gift certificates.
The Brockville Country Club was founded in 1914, the first President being John A. MacKenzie. The club house was located on the shores of the St. Lawrence River - its nine hole golf course had two holes on the south side of the King's Highway and seven holes on the north side. The club house was destroyed by fire in late November 1937, rebuilt for the following season, and occupied thereafter until October 1976.