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Pakenham sits in Lanark County, about an hour's drive southwest of Ottawa, in a stretch of eastern Ontario that trades the capital's bustle for open farmland, the Mississippi River watershed, and the kind of unhurried small-town rhythm that suits a Saturday morning round. The area is best known to most Canadians as a covered-bridge destination, but it supports a quiet, community-rooted golf culture typical of rural Ontario — courses that draw regulars from the surrounding townships season after season.
The "Lake / Island" designation suggests a layout that leans into natural water features as its organizing principle — the sort of design where bodies of water do real architectural work, shaping strategy and demanding honest shot-making rather than simply coming into play on a token hole or 2. That kind of routing tends to reward players who think before they swing.
As a par-72 course in this part of Ontario, it likely plays across a mix of open and tree-lined terrain, with the Mississippi River corridor's gentle topography keeping the walk manageable. The season here runs from roughly May through October, when the hardwood colour along the fairways in fall can make even a frustrating round worthwhile.
| Tee | Yards | Rating | Slope | Par |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gold · women | 6,117 | 74.7 | 128 | 72 |
| Silver · women | 5,331 | 70.3 | 117 | 72 |
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