Fenwick sits in the heart of Niagara's tender fruit belt, a stretch of southern Ontario farmland sheltered by the Niagara Escarpment that produces some of the finest peaches, cherries, and grapes in the country. It's a landscape that carries a distinct sense of unhurried rural character — rolling agricultural land, woodlots, and the kind of quiet that makes a round of golf feel genuinely removed from the surrounding region's busier tourist corridors.
Sawmill Golf Course draws its name from the working heritage common to this part of Pelham Township, where 19th-century mills processed the timber cleared from escarpment forests. An 18-hole layout at par 71, it sits in the everyday public golf tradition that defines much of Ontario's regional course offering — accessible, community-minded, and oriented toward players who want a honest round without the formality of a private club.
The Niagara Peninsula golf scene is quietly strong, with a range of courses benefiting from the region's comparatively mild climate — one of the warmest in Canada — which stretches the season meaningfully on both ends.
