Crumlin Creek

Summary

Crumlin Creek is a public 12-hole golf course in London, Ontario, Canada, within the broader Canada Central golf landscape. The course follows a parkland layout, a style commonly associated with inland golf, tree-lined corridors, more sheltered playing conditions, and a routing that tends to reward placement from tee to green. It is attributed to Frank Lefebvre and traces its origins to 1985, details that place the property within an earlier generation of American course design and give it a profile consistent with many long-established courses of the same era.