The wait is finally over. SCOREGolf’s Top 100 Canadian Golf Courses is the most authoritative ranking in Canada and has been igniting debates every two years since 1988.

In celebration of SCOREGolf’s Top 100 Golf Courses Ranking, we recently hosted Canada’s Top 100 Golf Giveaway, where we gave away a prize pack which included a foursome to Devil’s Pulpit, four $50 Golf Town gift cards and four dozen Wilson Duo Soft+ golf balls! With thousands of entries from coast-to-coast, we want to thank everyone that entered.

In celebration of this year’s SCOREGolf’s Top 100 Canadian Golf Courses ranking, we will be hosting Canada’s Top 100 Giveaway where we will be giving away a prize pack with each release, which includes a foursome to one of the courses below, four $50 Golf Town gift cards and four dozen Wilson Duo Soft+ golf balls for your foursome! Check out our Facebook Page tomorrow at 8am ET for your chance to enter. For full contest rules, click here.

Now without any further adieu, here is the 2020 Top Canadian Golf Courses, #30-21.

Check out our previous post in the countdown:

100-91 | 90-81 | 80-71 | 70-61 | 60-51 | 50-41| 40-31

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30-21 of SCOREGolf‘s Top 100 Canadian  Courses

30. Tobiano Golf

Few settings can rival what Thomas McBroom had to work with at Tobiano, a desert course on rumpled land overlooking Kamloops Lake. The dunes-covered property is visually spectacular.

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29. Stewart Creek

A great example of a modern-day architect showing restraint when building a mountain course, Gary Browning’s Stewart Creek in Canmore, Alta., is both beautiful and eminently playable.

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28. Predator Ridge Golf Resort – Ridge

Cut largely through a wooded hillside, exposed rock outcroppings, tall pines and the shimmering waters of Lake Okanagan provide a stunning contrast in colours for the Ridge Course at Predator Ridge.

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27. London Hunt and Country Club

London Hunt is a Robert Trent Jones layout that swells and sinks over land located close to the Thames River in London, Ontario. Rees Jones made renovations to the course in 1999.

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26. Goodwood Golf Club

Goodwood is pure golf — no clubhouse, no fancy amenities, no distractions. Just 18 sublime holes over mostly open and rolling land with a few frames ducking into trees on the back nine.

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25. Devil’s Pulpit

Devil’s Pulpit is big, bold and stunning, with some of the most thrilling holes in the country. Long views of Toronto’s skyline and CN Tower can be seen from the tee of the fantastic opening hole.

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24. Big Sky Golf Club

Bob Cupp’s scenic Big Sky makes a big jump up the ranking this year and comes in at number 24. Cupp laid out a series of excellent holes at the base of Mount Currie that call for golfers to be smart, precise and creative.

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23. Humber Valley Resort

Humber Valley might be the most overlooked great course in Canada, though it gets its due on the Top 100. With its nines cascading in opposite directions from a hilltop clubhouse, Humber Valley offers a sensational golf experience along the Humber River.

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22. Coppinwood

Tom Fazio’s Coppinwood is a pristine layout surrounded by protected environmental land that provides it with some beautiful vistas. Large, multi-tiered greens and an excellent back nine highlight this course.

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21. Victoria Golf Club

A.V. Macan’s Victoria Golf Club is as breathtaking as courses come thanks to a stretch of front-nine holes that hug the Pacific Ocean. Shared fairways and contrasting colours make the course a delight to play, as does a recent restoration by Jeff Mingay.

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