Situated in the Niagara Escarpment's rolling landscape, Chedoke Civic Golf Club is home to not just one, but two comfortable, challenging courses. First established in 1924 with just nine holes, the club now includes the 18-hole Martin Course and Beddoe Course (both named after the club's first and second presidents, respectively), which were designed by Canadian golf course architect Stanley Thompson. Here's a brief look at what these two course have to offer:

• The Martin Course: a somewhat straightforward Par 70 course with two sets of tees at 5,505 yards and 5,745 yards that features big trees and small putting surfaces
• The Beddoe Course: this mature parkland Par 70 course includes three sets of tees ranging from 5,464 yards to 6,084 yards as well as tight landing areas, rolling fairways, and the hazardous Chedoke Creek, which affects six of the 18 holes