Golf Course Detail

Sturgeon Point Golf Club

76 Golf Links Rd, Fenelon Falls, Ontario, K0M 1N0

Sturgeon Point Golf Club Deals

Valid 3X

Deal Conditions:

  • Apr-Oct
  • 2 players
  • Valid Mon-Fri & holidays after 12PM
  • 2 players required.
  • 2 for 1 | Buy two 9-hole regular priced green fees for the price of one | Expires: End of the 2026 Season.
  • Not valid for tournaments, twilight play or in conjunction with any other offers.

Golf Pass Region

Sturgeon Point Golf Club is available in the Ontario Golf Pass and Super Pass

Golf Course Location

Sturgeon Point Golf Club details

At 76 Golf Links Rd., Sturgeon Point Golf Club has been part of the Kawartha Lakes golf scene since 1899. Designed originally by C.E. “Robbie” Robinson, this semi-private 9-hole, par-36 layout offers a walkable but thoughtful round on the shores of Sturgeon Lake. The full nine plays roughly 2,880 yards from the longest tees and carries a slope around 117, making it accessible yet interesting. The flat terrain and short walk between holes make it friendly for all players, yet there’s enough variety: doglegs, bunkers, water traps and a vintage architectural rhythm that rewards placement and short-game finesse. The driving range, chipping/putting greens and fully licensed clubhouse deck overlooking the lake round out the experience. The vibe here is relaxed—families, beginners, seasoned players all feel welcome. But don’t mistake relaxed for easy. A finish with lake views and the kind of short-hole strategy that turns a birdie opportunity into a bogey if you misread wind or pin. For a build-your-game or unwind-with-friends outing, Sturgeon Point ticks a lot of boxes.

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