Calerin Golf Club (Old)

Mississauga sits at the western edge of the Greater Toronto Area, where the Credit River cuts through a landscape of rolling moraines and mature hardwood forests before emptying into Lake Ontario. It's a densely developed city by Ontario standards, but pockets of genuine green space survive, and golf has long been part of the community's fabric — the region is home to some of Canada's most storied private clubs.

Calerin Golf Club's Old course occupies that broader tradition of established Ontario layouts, where the game tends to reward patience and local knowledge over raw power. The "Old" designation itself signals history — a course confident enough in its original routing to let it stand alongside whatever came after, rather than replace it entirely.

Playing in the GTA corridor means contending with the full range of a continental climate: spring rounds that begin cold and damp, summers that turn genuinely warm, and autumn stretches that rank among the finest golf weather in the country, when the hardwoods surrounding Ontario fairways shift into colour.