Ambassador Golf Club has been regarded as the venue of choice for Public Golf in Windsor & Essex County, Ontario. Since it opened for business in 2005, Ambassador has been nominated as the “Best New Course” in Canada (Golf Digest) and in Ontario (OG Magazine).
Designed by world-renowned architect Thomas McBroom, this more than 7,000-yard gem is conveniently located 5 minutes from the Ambassador Bridge and 10 minutes from the Windsor/Detroit Tunnel.
“Another magic act from architect Tom McBroom, who took a flat, otherwise unremarkable tract of land and transformed it into a dramatic, compelling collection of golf holes.” – James McCarten, Ontario Golf
Ambassador has partnered with local hotels to offer “Stay & Play” packages at Caesars Windsor as well as the Holiday Inn Ambassador Bridge.
Contact Adam for details:
519-966-2425, ext. 7
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The First Hole is just the beginning of your incredible experience. After a great warm-up on the range, your first shot of the day is not a pressure packed one. This shorter par 4 features fescue-lined fairways and bunkers guarding the left side.
The 2nd hole is another short par 4 that requires an accurate tee shot. Your attention immediately focuses to the trees just off the tee box to the right. A properly shaped shot will guide the ball to the middle of the fairway.
The 3rd hole is a reachable par 5 if you elect to take the risk/reward shot option. From the tee, players will see a series of deep faced bunkers on the right side of the inviting fairway. These bunkers will eliminate all chances of getting home in two.
The 4th hole is where the golf course really starts to show its teeth. The difficult par 4 from the tee is visually daunting, due to the seemingly “sliver-like” landing area. This landing area visually widens out as you move forward on the teeing ground.
The 5th hole is the shortest par 3 on the golf course. It plays 91 yards from the forward tee to 188 yards up the hill from the championship tee. The swirling winds can really play tricks with your ball flight here. Keeping the ball down is often the shot of choice.
The 6th hole is the most difficult on the golf course. This par 4 plays from 329 yards to a daunting 489 yards from the championship tees. The hole is slightly uphill and offers a risk/reward feature to it.
The 7th hole offers a spectacular view of the entire golf course from its elevated tee decks. There is a generous landing area in the fairway from all tees which allows your tee shot to keep rolling down the fairway.
The 8th hole is the second of two par 3s on the front side at Ambassador. Although the yardage is nearly the same as the fifth hole, the eighth also requires an accurate tee shot to the green.
The 9th hole is the first in a run of spectacular par fours all measuring over 440 yards from the championship tees. Heading back towards our magnificent clubhouse, this hole is a dog leg right with a risk/reward tee shot.
After a refreshing stop at our turn kitchen, you start the back side at Ambassador with a long par four that sports a looming fairway bunker on the right side. With a more than generous landing area, there is no real advantage by trying to carry the bunker.
Tee times can be booked up to 7 days in advance.
