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2025 RBC Canadian Open: How much does it cost to play at the TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley course?

All the info you need if you’re interested in testing your golfing abilities at TPC Toronto, host of the Canadian Open.

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Update: Jun 6th, 2025 07:06 EDT

TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley is making its debut as the host of the RBC Canadian Open, after the golf club’s North Course underwent a “full-scale” recent renovation ahead of the PGA Tour event.

One of three 18-hole courses at TPC Toronto - which also boasts a new, 65,000-square-foot clubhouse - the par-70 North Course is slated to host the Canadian Open again next year.

“A championship experience for all golfers”

The golf architect Ian Andrew oversaw the North Course revamp during 2023 and 2024, updating the parkland-style course so that it now plays over an increased length of 7,400 yards.

According to TPC Toronto, the renovation sought to “transform the course into a venue for high-level competition and offer a championship experience for all golfers”.

In a Q&A on the club’s website, Andrew added that the new North Course is designed to keep up the pressure on players, offering a “much sterner test” than its previous iteration.

Can anyone play at TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley?

Yes: As TPC Toronto is a public golf club, the “championship experience” it promises really is open to anyone.

An 18-hole round at the North Course costs up to CA$235 (about US$170).

TPC Toronto’s Heathlands Course, a par-71 designed by the architect Doug Carrick in 1992, costs a maximum of CA$195 (about US$140). The Hoot Course, a par-72 created by Carrick in 2001, is also priced at up to CA$195.

TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley: full price breakdown

North Course:

18 holes, 7am to 3:30pm: CA$235
18 holes, 3:30pm to 5pm: CA$195
Twilight - 5pm to close: CA$99

Heathlands Course:

18 holes, 7am to 2pm: CA$195
18 holes, 2pm to 3:30pm: CA$175
18 holes, 3:30pm to 5pm: CA$150
Twilight - 5pm to close: CA$99
9 holes, 2pm to 3:30pm: CA$96.25
9 holes, 3:30pm to 5pm: CA$82.50

Hoot Course:

18 holes, 7am to 2pm: CA$195
18 holes, 2pm to 3:30pm: CA$175
18 holes, 3:30pm to 5pm: CA$150
Twilight - 5pm to close: CA$99

You can find out more about booking a round at TPC Toronto on the club’s website.

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— TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley (@TPC_Toronto) June 6, 2025

“People can go and try to recreate shots”

Speaking ahead of the RBC Canadian Open, world No. 36 Taylor Pendrith - who is an Ontario native - lauded TPC Toronto as an “awesome” choice of venue.

“I’ve said it for a long time,” Pendrith said, per the PGA Tour. “I think it’s going to be a good challenge and an exciting finish. It’ll be a good test.

“It being public and people can go and try to recreate shots that they see from the week, it’ll be awesome.”

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