The Hawk Golf Club
Fenwick, Ontario
The Hawk Golf Club
Located in beautiful Fenwick, Ontario, in the heart of the Niagara Region, The Hawk Golf Club is a premier destination for golfers looking to enjoy a memorable round of golf surrounded by scenic landscapes and the natural beauty of Niagara.
For ParaGolf Ontario, The Hawk provides an outstanding setting for players to experience competitive and recreational para golf in Ontario. With its combination of challenging golf holes, beautiful surroundings and welcoming atmosphere, the course offers an enjoyable experience for golfers of different abilities and skill levels.
The Hawk Golf Club features 27 holes of golf, divided into three distinctive nine-hole layouts: Blue Niagara, White Orchard and Red Talon. Each nine-hole course is Par 36, giving golfers the opportunity to play different 18-hole combinations.
Address
569 Highway 20 West, Fenwick, ON L0S 1C0
Score Card
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Website
hawkgolfclub.com
Course Details
Blue Niagara
Blue Niagara is one of the three nine-hole layouts at The Hawk Golf Club. The course measures up to 3,386 yards from the Black tees and plays to Par 36. Multiple tee options allow golfers to select a playing distance that suits their ability and style of play.
Blue Niagara provides a scenic golf experience featuring tree-lined areas, water hazards and a variety of holes that challenge golfers throughout the nine.
| Black Tees | 3,386 yards |
| Gold Tees | 3,249 yards |
| Blue Tees | 3,205 yards |
| White Tees | 2,943 yards |
| Red Tees | 2,843 yards |
| Green Tees | 2,073 yards |
White Orchard
White Orchard provides another distinctive nine-hole experience at The Hawk. Playing to Par 36, White Orchard measures up to 3,301 yards from the Black tees, with several additional tee options for different playing abilities.
The layout incorporates the natural character of the Niagara landscape and provides golfers with a variety of challenges throughout the nine holes.
| Black Tees | 3,301 yards |
| Gold Tees | 3,169 yards |
| Blue Tees | 3,088 yards |
| White Tees | 2,939 yards |
| Red Tees | 2,681 yards |
| Green Tees | 2,077 yards |
Red Talon
Red Talon completes The Hawk’s 27-hole golf facility. The nine-hole layout plays to Par 36 and measures up to 3,197 yards from the Black tees.
Red Talon offers its own combination of challenging holes and scenic surroundings, providing another option for golfers looking to experience the variety of The Hawk’s 27-hole facility.
| Black Tees | 3,197 yards |
| Gold Tees | 3,137 yards |
| Blue Tees | 3,029 yards |
| White Tees | 2,901 yards |
| Red Tees | 2,543 yards |
| Green Tees | 1,990 yards |
A Great Destination
For ParaGolf Ontario
Adaptive golf in Ontario continues to provide more opportunities for people with disabilities to participate in the sport. ParaGolf Ontario is proud to help create opportunities for golfers of different abilities to experience tournament golf and enjoy the game in welcoming golf environments. The Hawk’s combination of three nine-hole layouts, scenic surroundings and tournament-friendly facilities makes it a great location for para golf events in Ontario.
ParaGolf at The Hawk
ParaGolf Ontario is committed to growing para golf in Ontario and creating more opportunities for people with disabilities to participate in golf. Hosting events at courses such as The Hawk helps bring golfers together and demonstrates that golf can be enjoyed by people with a wide range of abilities. Whether you’re a competitive player, a recreational golfer, or someone interested in discovering golf for people with disabilities, The Hawk Golf Club in Fenwick, Ontario, is more than just a golf course — it’s a destination where golfers can challenge themselves, enjoy the Niagara landscape and share their passion for the game.
Established In
1978
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