A little local, a little lakeside, and a lot of history - Big Cedar Point Golf & Country Club has been part of Innisfil life since 1931. Set a short hop from the shores of Lake Simcoe, this classic nine-hole layout is the definition of approachable golf: tree-lined fairways, small greens that reward a precise strike, and a routing that's easy to walk and even easier to love. Play it once and you'll get it. Play it twice in a day (many do) and you'll see how picking smarter lines pays off immediately. There's an "old-Ontario" rhythm here that never gets old. Holes move left and right in equal measure, asking you to shape a few tee shots and think about your approach trajectory into subtly contoured greens. Par-3s are honest - the kind that reward a well-struck mid-iron - and the short par-4s dangle that "maybe I should hit less than driver" thought you'll be glad you listened to. The best scoring comes from playing to numbers, not from overpowering the place. What makes Big Cedar Point different is the feeling. It's a true community club - multi-generation regulars, staff who remember names, and a pace of play that respects your Saturday. The clubhouse deck looks out over the property, which means your post-round recap comes with views (and usually a cheer or two for the group finishing up). On summer evenings, the light off Lake Simcoe turns everything golden and you'll catch yourself lingering for one more story. If you're new to golf, this is a supportive place to build confidence; if you're a seasoned player, it's a fantastic chance to sharpen your wedges and putting on greens that reward touch. Many locals play 18 by taking two loops - the second time around, you'll know exactly where to miss and where to be bold. It's simple, timeless golf the way it was meant to be played: with friends, with smiles, and with just enough challenge to keep you coming back. Bottom line: Big Cedar Point is proof that "classic" and "fun" make a perfect pair. Bring comfortable shoes, your favorite scoring clubs, and someone you enjoy playing with - you'll want to return.