Sturgeon Point Golf Club

Sturgeon Point Golf Club sits in the Kawartha Lakes region of central Ontario — cottage country at its most classic, where the Canadian Shield gives way to rolling farmland and the lakes that define summer life here. Fenelon Falls, known as the "Jewel of the Kawarthas," sits at the locks connecting Cameron Lake and Sturgeon Lake, and the golf course draws its name from those same storied waters, once rich with the massive lake sturgeon that Indigenous peoples and early settlers depended upon.

The Kawarthas attract a seasonal crowd of cottagers and outdoor enthusiasts, and the local golf scene reflects that spirit — unpretentious, relaxed, and genuinely tied to the landscape. Courses in this region tend to work with the natural contours of the land rather than against them, and the mature tree cover typical of older Ontario layouts rewards accuracy off the tee.

As a member-and-public club serving a tight-knit community, Sturgeon Point offers the kind of golf that feels unhurried — a round shaped as much by the surrounding landscape as by course architecture, with the quiet of the Shield in the background.