Twenty Valley Golf and Country Club

Description

Twenty Valley Golf & Country Club sprawls across 142 acres on the Niagara Peninsula. The name comes from the Twenty Mile Creek that carved the scenic valley that runs through the course. The topography covers a wide range of elevation changes, from subtle to dramatic. Thanks to the diverse terrain, golfers can expect long carries over ravines and rolling, dogleg fairways. The large, undulating greens are fast and framed by strategically placed bunkers and stands of mature trees. The meandering creek also comes into play on several holes. Twenty Valley originally opened as a nine-hole short course in 1960 before the more challenging back nine was added seven years later. There are three long par 5s on the back nine while the shorter holes make up the front nine.