TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley (Hoot)

The Hoot course at TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley is a stunning 18-hole championship layout that opened in 2001 and immediately captivated golfers with its bold, distinctive aesthetic. Designed by legendary Canadian architect Doug Carrick, the Hoot was specifically engineered to evoke the wild, windswept character of legendary American courses like Pine Valley and the Carolina sandhills—featuring dramatic elevation changes, vast playable waste bunkers, towering pines, and strategic water features that create a singular golfing experience. The course weaves through rolling terrain with panoramic tee shots, rugged sand areas that transition seamlessly from fairway to green, and elevated greens protected by strategic greenside bunkers. The signature 17th hole, a short par-4 with cascading water features and dual green approaches, anchors a strongly defended finishing stretch that demands precision and courage. What makes the Hoot extraordinary for groups is its perfect balance of challenge and playability—the strategic waste bunkers reward aggressive play from the tee, yet the generous fairways offer multiple attacking options, and the excellent course conditions ensure fast, true greens reward good striking. As part of Canada's first TPC facility and three-course complex, the Hoot offers groups unmatched variety: play all three championship layouts (Hoot, North, Heathlands) during a trip, stay at brand-new luxury villas on property, and access world-class dining and practice facilities—all just 45 minutes from Toronto and the airport.