On a swath of Caledon, Ont.’s Credit River Valley, an hour north of Toronto, professional, amateur, community and destination golf are coming together on a unique campus, one that honours the Canadian game’s past, embraces its present and supports its future. TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley is the new home of Canadian golf. And while it doesn’t have the history of St Andrews or the aura of Pinehurst, it will have an unwavering commitment to serve the game’s national interests. It will do so remaining true to the golfers-first values of Osprey Valley founders Roman and Jerry Humeniuk while catering to the contemporary requirements of a uniquely Canadian destination.

Wisconsin's signature professional golf tournament - the popular American Family Insurance Championship - moves from the public University Ridge Golf Course to the private TPC Wisconsin starting in 2025.

“It would be naive to say the Phoenix Open wasn’t the main driver of our business,” says Brad Williams, regional director and general manager of TPC Scottsdale, a facility that includes all 36 holes, some terrific dining options and now the bustling DraftKings Sportsbook. “But we also have a great golf course in brilliant condition and the back nine on the Stadium is one of the most fun nines you will play anywhere.”

The WM Phoenix Open comes and goes in a week, but TPC Scottsdale remains an attraction (mostly) year round. One of the things that makes golf unique is that professionals and everyday people share the game’s iconic stages, and the success of the People’s Open has turned TPC Scottsdale into a destination for enthusiasts, especially during the lead up to the tournament. The PGA TOUR owned and operated property features two golf courses, the Stadium and Champions, as well as the sprawling 750 room Fairmont Scottsdale Princess. Most recently, the TOUR partnered with sports betting app DraftKings to reinforce its hospitality offerings onsite with a flagship Sportsbook. It’s a 2,700 square foot behemoth of a sports bar ready to welcome throngs of fans who spill out of the exits during Phoenix Open week across Hayden Road. Awaiting them are fire pits, an outdoor patio, VIP cabanas and TVs everywhere you look.