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Calerin Golf Club

9521 10th Sideroad, Erin, Ontario, N0B 1T0

Calerin Golf Club Deals

You pay $70 CAD for 2 players
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거래 조건:

  • 4월-5월
  • 2인 플레이
  • 월~금요일 언제든지 유효
  • 오후 1시 이후 토, 일 및 공휴일 유효
  • $70 group fee
  • 2명이 필요합니다.
  • 2 Golfers Play for $70 + HST 9 Holes Walking/ April/May ONLY. | Expires: May 31, 2026.
  • 토너먼트, 황혼 시간대 플레이 또는 다른 혜택과 함께 사용할 수 없습니다.

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Calerin Golf Club is available in the Ontario Golf Pass and Super Pass

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Calerin Golf Club in Erin is one of those quiet surprises that Ontario golfers love to keep to themselves. Nestled among rolling hills and farmland, this semi-private 18-hole layout feels like a countryside escape, yet it’s an easy drive from Guelph or the GTA. The course winds naturally through elevation changes, with tree-lined fairways, tricky doglegs, and a few well-placed ponds that make you think twice before pulling driver. It’s not overly long, but it plays smart - strategy wins over strength every time. The greens are quick, true, and well-guarded, demanding both touch and confidence with the putter. Each hole has its own personality. Some reward bold tee shots with easy approaches; others quietly punish the careless miss. It’s balanced golf - exactly what you want for a day that feels both fair and rewarding. Off the course, Calerin’s atmosphere matches the landscape - calm, friendly, and grounded. You’ll find a tidy clubhouse, a patio overlooking the course, and staff who treat every player like a member. It’s golf without pretense, where good shots get noticed and everyone leaves smiling. Calerin isn’t trying to impress with luxury; it impresses by delivering the kind of thoughtful, well-conditioned golf that keeps you coming back.

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