Perth Golf Course

Perth sits in Lanark County, in the rolling limestone plain of eastern Ontario — farming country threaded with rivers and heritage stone buildings that date to the town's Loyalist founding in 1816. The Tay River winds through the region, and the landscape has that quietly dramatic quality common to eastern Ontario: open skies, hardwood ridgelines, and seasons that run from genuinely cold winters to warm, humid summers that keep the fairways green and generous through July and August.

As a community-scale municipal layout, Perth Golf Course is the kind of place that has anchored local golf for generations — accessible, affordable, and rooted in the rhythms of a small town that takes quiet pride in its traditions. Courses like this one tend to reward course management and local knowledge over raw power, where regulars learn every subtle break and every tree that catches a pushed drive.

Perth itself is one of the more charming towns in the region, known for its 19th-century limestone architecture and its claim as the site of Canada's last recorded duel. Golf here is very much part of the town's unhurried, community-minded character.