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Mississauga, Ontario

Mississaugua Golf & Country Club

Est. 1906

Mississaugua Golf & Country Club, 2022
Mississaugua Golf & Country Club, 1954

History

Founded in 1906 on the Credit River, on the site of the former Credit Indian Village, the club opened with nine holes laid out by Percy Barrett of Lambton and was expanded to 18 holes by George Cumming in 1909. Donald Ross revised the course in 1919, and Stanley Thompson rebuilt greens and bunkers, diverted the river and lengthened the course ahead of the 1931 Canadian Open, one of several Canadian Opens the club has hosted. Doug Carrick has advised the club since 2000, rebuilding its greens and, from 2017, its bunkers.

Chronology

  1. 1906Course opens
  2. 1906Percy BarrettOriginal design
  3. 1909George CummingExpansion to 18 holes
  4. 1919Donald RossRedesign
  5. 1921Stanley ThompsonRenovation (greens, bunkers, Credit River diversion)
  6. 1927Stanley ThompsonRenovation (lengthening for 1931 Canadian Open)
  7. 1989Geoffrey CornishRenovation
  8. 1989Bill RobinsonRenovation
  9. 1989John F. RobinsonRenovation
  10. 2007Doug CarrickRenovation (all greens rebuilt, Carrick Design)
  11. 2017Doug CarrickBunker renovation
  12. n.d.Graham CookeRenovation

Particulars

Location
Mississauga, Ontario
Aerials
6, 1954–2022
Established
1906
Architects
Percy Barrett, George Cumming, Donald Ross, Stanley Thompson, Geoffrey Cornish, Bill Robinson, John F. Robinson, Graham Cooke, Doug Carrick
Holes
18
Access
Private
Club
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Where

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