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Peaceful setting. Grenadier Island Country Club, founded in 1927 and private since July of 2005, is one of the oldest island courses in Canada. Located in Leeds and the Thousand Islands, this hidden gem has become a favourite for islanders and cottagers. The golf course, with 9 holes but 18 tee boxes, measures 3019 yards on both the front and back.
The yardages were confirmed in May 2017 by The Ontario Golf Association.
Membership at GICC is limited to 160 regular members and 21 social members. While tee times are advisable, they are seldom required. If you are interested in becoming a member, you can download the Membership Application from the club's website. Membership requires sponsorship from two current members and an interview with the Membership Committee.
Annual dues for Regular Membership are $2150 per family, while Social Membership is $1290. The club also offers two high-quality Har-Tru clay tennis courts, bocce courts, and various events such as Saturday night dinners with themes.
To get to Grenadier Island, there are no bridges, so members must have a boat or access to a water taxi. The club's uniqueness is further highlighted by its remote location, just off Rockport on the Canadian side and a short boat ride from Alexandria Bay in the US. Other amenities at the club include a bridge club, yoga on Sunday mornings, a volleyball court, and a Youth Program led by Chairman Caro Angus. For more information on the Youth Program, you can contact Caro Angus.
Grenadier Island Country Club offers a peaceful and secluded setting for golfers and outdoor enthusiasts alike. With its rich history, stunning views, and unique island location, GICC provides a one-of-a-kind experience for members and visitors alike. Enjoy a round of golf, a game of tennis, or simply relax and take in the beauty of the St. Lawrence River at Grenadier Island Country Club.