London Hunt & Country Club

London Hunt & Country Club is an 18-hole private parkland course in London, Ontario, Canada, designed by Robert Trent Jones. The layout moves across rolling hillsides and river valleys with notable elevation shifts throughout the routing. The club has a long tournament record, having hosted the 1954 Canadian Amateur, the 1970 Canadian Open, the 1993 LPGA du Maurier Classic, the 2006 and 2014 LPGA Tour events, and the 2010 Canadian Amateur, among others. It ranks #27 in Canada overall and #16 in Canada among modern courses. Practice facilities include a renovated driving range with an expansive bentgrass tee area and targets, a dedicated putting green, and a short game area with bentgrass, target greens, bunkers, and grassy hollows. The Glenmore restaurant serves dinner in a romantic and intimate setting, with options including steak and exotic dishes. The Oxford Room and Mixed Grill Room provide additional dining, and an outdoor Terrace overlooks the 9th fairway and the Thames River.