Par 72 · 6,488 yards from the blue tees · five sets of tees. Well maintained, genuinely challenging, and an easy course to walk.
Herb Wolfram laid out every hole himself, and five decades of family care show in the mature trees, water hazards, and large, beautifully sculptured greens. Set in a valley in the picturesque Eastern Ontario countryside, the course is an easy walk, with a large fleet of covered power carts if you would rather ride.
The beverage cart brings ice cold drinks around the course, the take-out counter at the 10th tee serves the famous hot dog, and the clubhouse balcony is the perfect spot to watch groups come in on the final hole.
Every hole carries a Scottish name given by Margaret Wolfram. Explore the full hole-by-hole tour.
Fairways framed by mature tree lines.
Large, beautifully sculptured greens.
The famous triple-planted groves.
Coming in beneath the clubhouse balcony.
Newly renovated and priced below the big box stores. Special orders on any equipment, plus re-gripping and club repairs backed by 40+ years of experience.
Visit the pro shop
A driving net and practice putting green sit right beside the clubhouse, so come early and warm up. Rental clubs available: a full mint-condition set for $18.
Opened in 1997 and seating up to 200. Dine inside or out on the balconies and grab a bite at the Braes 'n Ale Pub & Grill.
Explore the clubhouse
Weekly men's and women's leagues, member tournaments, invitationals, and special events run all season long. New players are always welcome. Leagues are one of the best ways to get to know the course and the community.
Camden Braes keeps it relaxed but respectful, and the pro shop can outfit you if you forget something.
On the course: every golfer needs their own set of clubs, keep carts 30 feet from greens and tees, keep music low, and repair your ball marks and divots.
