Ottawa Hunt and Golf Club

Ottawa Hunt and Golf Club, founded in 1908, is a prestigious private golf and curling club located in Ottawa, Ontario. The club features 27 holes, originally designed by Willie Park Jr., with extensive upgrades by Tom McBroom in the 1990s and a major renovation by Michael Hurdzan. It has hosted several major national and international golf championships, including the Canadian Open (1932) and the CP Women’s Open (most recently in 2017). The venue offers a thriving curling program, fine dining in a contemporary clubhouse, and a vibrant community atmosphere for members and families. Notably, the legendary Brooke Henderson is an honorary member and once held the club's competitive course record.