Caledon, Ont., preparing to host next year's RBC Canadian Open at TPC Toronto

TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley was announced as the host for the 2025 edition of the Canadian Open, the men's national golf championship and the only PGA Tour event north of the border, two weeks ago.

The men's championship, however, stays in southern Ontario. St. George's Golf and Country Club and Oakdale Golf and Country Club, both in Toronto, hosted in 2022 and 2023, respectively. Along with Hamilton and Toronto TPC, the four courses — and possibly a fifth to be announced at a later date — will comprise a rotation of locations in and around Toronto, Canada's largest city.

"The impact won't just be for three or four days, it will be significant and it will be long lasting," said Lumsden. "This touches all bases on what we are trying to do across Ontario. "I believe that this is a wonderful opportunity for our local businesses right across the town," said Groves, who pointed to the villages of Alton and Cheltenham as well as the hamlet of Terra Cotta as communities that will benefit.Hosting a Canadian Open is not without its challenges. Staff and fans arriving account for thousands of extra cars on roads and in parking lots in the area. The township also has a limited number of accommodations for visitors.

She also pointed to Caledon's previous success hosting the equestrian competitions at the 2015 Pan American Games, which were held at the Caledon Equestrian Park in Palgrave, Ont.See which members of LIV Golf qualified – and which ones didn’t – for 2024 U.S. OpenJim Furyk announces U.S. President’s Cup captain’s assistants, and one is a match-play bulldog

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