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Fall golf has arrived 🍁😍#PlayTheLake #FallGolf

A beautiful day for the @usher.syndrome.warriors fundraiser 👍

The battle for the parking spots is almost here #PlayTheLake #LSGClubChampionship

Saturday morning views 👀 #PlayTheLake

#SeptemberStripes have arrived early 😍 #PlayTheLake

Swipe to see the course for next weeks Men's Night Backwards Golf 🔥 Shortest hole: 30 yards Longest hole: 515 yards Two par 5s, four par 4s and twelve par 3s 🤘 The hardest hole might end up being the 30 yard par 3 💀🤣

The course is in awesome shape 👍

Tuesday morning views 👀

Tuesday night views 👀

Sunset over 4 west 🌅 #PlayTheLake

2 south #PlayTheLake

The approach to 4 west tonight #PlayTheLake

1 North in 1969 and 2015 #PlayTheLake #LSGHistory

The west course under construction in October 2000. Any guesses which hole this is? #PlayTheLake #LSGHistory

Wednesday morning views 👀

Happy Canada Day weekend 🇨🇦🇨🇦

Thursday afternoon views 👀

A nice end to the weekend 👌#SundayGolf #PlayTheLake

The course is in great shape 👌#PlayTheLake

The 10 hardest holes through 4 weeks of mens night #PlayTheLake

The pin on 7 south tonight 💀

Happy @rbccanadianopen week 🇨🇦 The back nine at this years host @oakdalegolfandcountryclub was designed by Robbie Robinson. Robinson designed the south course here, as well as 2 and 5 north. The new holes on the north opened in 1968, and the south course opened in 1972. Robinson was inducted into the Canadian Golf Hall of Fame in 2002: “Clinton E. Robinson, better known as Robbie, loved the game of golf and spent his life bringing it to the masses. A golf course architect who apprenticed under the legendary Stanley Thompson, Robinson designed or remodelled more than 100 courses. Perhaps his single most significant contribution to the game was in the study of turfgrass and the dissemination of this information through the establishment of the Canadian Turfgrass shows and as the Green Section director for the RCGA in the 1950’s.” #LSGHistory #PlayTheLake #GolfArchitecture

Originally beside the fairway bunker, 9 north green underwent a big move in 1968—125 yards back to its current spot. Kudos to architect Robbie Robinson for the new green, which was built as part of the south course construction. Pre-1968, it played as a 365-yard par 4 with a small square green. This hole was actually our opening hole for the first two years while the clubhouse was being built in the early 1950s. The original clubhouse was a small log cabin beside the yellow tees on 9. #LSGHistory #PlayTheLake

The smallest green on the course and one of the most difficult💀#PlayTheLake