Dentonia Park Golf Club

Inverted Equilibrium
1139 College Street

Its ideal location next to the Victoria Park Subway station helps make this course both extremely convenient and excellent value. Call for details.

This course, located just north of the Danforth at Victoria Park Avenue, is a challenging par 3 facility perfect for beginners or advanced players looking to improve their pitch shots. The course is 2,176 yards, with the longest hole being the 11th at 185 yards. Dentonia Park is equipped with a licensed restaurant, locker room facilities and a pro shop with club rentals. Dentonia Park Golf Course

would like to make you a winner no matter what your scorecard says at the end of the day. In fact, Dentonia will make you a winner right after playing the first hole. If you manage to get a hole in one on the first hole of Dentonia Golf Course you could win a whole set of Callaway golf clubs that are worth over $1000.00. Even if you don’t get the whole in one, or even make it to the green for that matter, you will still win a $5.00 Dentonia Golf Course Pro Shop Coupon.

“Everybody wins!”

Executive Length 18 Hole
Par 54, 2176 yards (PAR 3 Facility)
Pro shop with rental equipment
55 Car lot parking
1 washroom/change room

Discount Rates & Programs
Special rates and clinics are available for Junior and Senior players. Discounted green fees are offered for early bird and twilight golfers. Junior Golf Memberships
Every March we accept membership applications from junior golfers. Download the application here or pick up a copy at your nearest civic centre. Pro Shops
Visit our well-stocked pro shops for reasonable priced golf equipment, accessories, repairs, and expert advice. Our service is fast and friendly. Rental Equipment
Clubs and pull-carts are offered for rent at all courses. Power carts are also available, except at Dentonia Park Golf Course. Licensed Snack Bars
All five City courses include licensed snack bar facilities for a beverage or a light meal. Catering services are available for special events. Now Available at Dentonia Park Golf Course:
Replay tickets
Purchase and play one adult weekday ticket and receive an $8 discount coupon for any weekday morning round. (Valid for 7 days only)

Family Golf Night
During the 9 Hole evening play periods, on Saturday and Sunday evenings, if an adult ticket is purchased and that adult is accompanied by a junior member of their family - The Junior Plays for Free! Ladies League
Every Monday evening at 5.30pm and the rounds are offered at a reduced rate. Call 416 392-2558 for details.

11/01/2012

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Portable Golf Greens Special Events = Mini Golf Tourny+ Hole-In-One Contest = Perfect for Team Building, Entertainment, Fundraising, Practice & More!

03/24/2012

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Dentonia Park Golf Course Open! TORONTO - Golfers should thank Mother Nature when they hit the links this weekend. "All five of our city golf courses are open," said Bryan Farnocchi, head golf professional at Dentonia Park Golf Course. "They've all wintered extremely well."

03/06/2012

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DENTONIA CTV News Report at Dentonia Park Golf Course

03/06/2012

In 1897, Walter Massey, President of Massey-Harris Company, purchased about 100 ha of land to establish an experimental farm. Walter named the farm "Dentonia Park" after his wife, Susan Marie Denton. The farm produced eggs and poultry as well as trout. Dentonia was also the home of a prized dairy herd that sparked the formation of the City Dairy Company. The City Dairy produced the first pasteurized milk in Canada, which helped to combat tuberculosis and typhoid fever among Toronto children. In 1901, Walter Massey passed away after contracting typhoid fever, but Susan continued to operate Dentonia Park Farm well after his death. Walter's brother, Chester (and his children Vincent and Raymond) and Susan's children (Ruth, Madeline, Dorothy and Denton) also lived at Dentonia. The Goulding Estate was built in 1921 for Dorothy Massey Goulding.

In the benevolent tradition of the Massey family, Susan donated 25 ha of Dentonia, in memory of her husband, to the City of Toronto around 1926, for use as a public park to be named "Dentonia Park". Susan generously donated her home (built in 1914) along with 16 ha of Dentonia, to Crescent School (an independent school for boys) in 1933. Until Susan's death in 1938, she continued to live at Dentonia with her daughter Madeline.

Crescent School operated at Dentonia until 1969 when it moved and the property was developed into the Crescent Town neighbourhood. Prior to 1900, the neighbourhood south of the Massey Farm developed, a portion of which became part of East York Township in 1924. Many other residential and recreational areas were created out of the Dentonia Park Farm, including the City of Toronto's Dentonia Park Golf Course and part of Taylor Creek Park. The Dentonia Athletic Field continues to serve the community with a soccer field, baseball diamond, basketball court, cricket pitch, splash pad and playground.