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Camelot Golf & Country Club is a private 18-hole club at 906 Quigley Hill Road in Cumberland, Ontario. The course was designed by Canadian architect Thomas McBroom after the founders selected him through a design competition. Construction took approximately two and a half years and the club was operating by 1991.
McBroom describes Camelot as a combination of open, fescue-defined meadowland and wooded parkland, creating two distinct landscape characters within the same routing. The longest published tee measures 7,021 yards at par 72; the rated Black/Blue combination is 6,828 yards with a 73.3 course rating and slope of 135. Camelot has hosted major Canadian amateur competition, including the 2012 Canadian Men's Amateur Championship won by Mackenzie Hughes.
The course is an 18-hole parkland golf course. It plays to par 72, 7,021 yards, course rating 73.3 and slope rating 135. Designed by Thomas McBroom, the course originally opened in 1991. It is a private members-only club. On-site facilities include Practice Facility, Clubhouse, Dining, Locker Rooms.
The project was developed by founders including Don Noseworthy, Philippe Gagnon and Andre Gagnon. They selected Thomas McBroom after an architectural competition and worked with him through roughly two and a half years of course construction.
McBroom describes Camelot as having two contrasting characters: links-influenced meadowland defined by fescue and a more enclosed wooded parkland section.
The course and castle-inspired clubhouse were constructed in parallel, with the club holding its first party in 1991. Subsequent clubhouse improvements included upgrades to the patio and locker rooms.
Camelot has been selected for major Canadian amateur competition, including the 2012 Canadian Men's Amateur Championship in which Mackenzie Hughes successfully defended his title.
Camelot remains a private members' golf and country club in Cumberland, east of central Ottawa.
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