The Country Club boasts three golf courses totaling 45 holes. The 18-hole championship courses were created by the distinguished designer Howard Watson and were recently fine-tuned by renowned golf course architect Arthur Hills. The East Course undulates along the valley edge, offering spectacular views of the surrounding hills and Metro Toronto to the South.

The Club has hosted the Carling World Championship (an American PGA tour event), the Du Maurier Classic (a key stop on the LPGA tour), the Ontario Amateur tournament, and the Altamira Charity Challenge. The superior quality that won over the experts is evident at every tee to members and their guests.

The tournament will have a double format:

1. Individual score calculated using the Peoria System.
2. A two person “better ball” team event.

1.) Peoria System:
The tournament committee secretly selects six holes and the competitors do not know which holes have been selected. Groups tee off and complete their rounds, playing stroke play and scoring in the normal fashion with one exception: double par is the maximum score on any hole.(i.e., 8 is the maximum score on a par-4). Following completion of play, the six Peoria holes are announced.

Example: On the six holes, Player A uses 30 strokes. 30x3=90. 90 minus par-72 is 18. Eighty percent of 18 is 14 (round off). Fourteen is the allowance. Player A's gross score is 90; 90 minus 14 results in a Peoria System net score of 76.

Peoria is sometimes called Bankers System or a Bankers Handicap.

2.) Better-ball Team Score:
We will either pair you up, or you can arrange to play with a partner.
You record your gross score using double par as a maximum for each hole. At the end of each hole you also record the better of the two scores you and your partner have recorded.

The scoring games are meant to add some fun to the event and there will be prizes for each. The more significant items will be given out as door prizes giving all participants an equal opportunity to win.