King Houston Jr. kept Big Cedar Point in shape with horses, and he didn't buy a tractor until 1949. He and his father cleared the land and built the course themselves, and they had it ready to play by 1931. Look for King Jr.'s rock and plaque by the first tee.
The club grew out of the cottages by Lake Simcoe, where summer people from Toronto wanted a game close to home. Toronto Maple Leafs players were among the famous faces who played here over the years.
It's a 9 hole course in Innisfil, and the first hole was later stretched into the dogleg you'll play now. Weekday leagues run for men, ladies and mixed groups. Since the club added a TrackMan simulator, it's open year round, with Pebble Beach and Royal St Andrews among the courses on the screen.