Thundering Waters

About Thundering Waters

Newly opened in the summer of 2005, Thundering Waters features rolling greens, sculpted bunkers, meandering creeks, and expansive fairways. Here you'll find the 7th longest hole in Canada, measuring at 661 yards, along with a gratifying mix of the best of woodland, parkland, and heathland styles. All these combine to create a true masterwork. Thundering Waters is John Daly's first "Signature" golf course in Canada, and was a collaboration with Canadian architect Bo Danoff. It was built to evoke the look, feel and play of an intimate, secluded, private club. At 7,322 yards from the championship tees, the par-72 Thundering Waters exemplifies Daly's high risk-reward style that will augment the exhilaration for players of all skill levels.

Five tee boxes give plenty of variety to this already diverse course. Water comes into play on sixteen holes, and sand is ever-present. The course totes the second hole as the official signature hole, but several of the holes at Thundering Waters could qualify as spectacular signature holes, each with its own special appeal. The varied styles and surroundings - parkland, dunes, towering trees - help this course stand out among its counterparts. A fantastic addition to the Niagara area golf industry, Thundering Waters is a must-play for any golfer.

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