About us

Arthur Stollery, a mining entrepreneur and son of the well-known Toronto clothier, bought the rolling farmland at the corner of Kennedy Road and Major MacKenzie Drive in Markham in 1957 to raise Black Aberdeen Angus cattle and champion thoroughbreds.

He named the property Angus Glen Farm, which later grew to 1800 acres, and became his home. In 1967 he began breeding thoroughbred race horses. For more than two decades, Angus Glen bred horses which achieved racing success both in Canada and internationally; including twelve stakes winners, most notably Talkin’ Man, Kennedy Road and Laurie’s Dancer.

After years touring the farmlands, Arthur Stollery, an avid golfer, began building a golf course in 1992, on some of the original horse paddocks, and in the valley where Black Angus cattle once grazed. Parts of the original farm, which still operates, can be seen adjacent to many of the golf holes. Arthur Stollery passed away in 1994, but the Stollery family completed his masterpiece and the course opened to the public in 1995. That year, Golf Digest magazine ranked Angus Glen as the Best New Course in Canada.

In 1996 Gordon Stollery took the vision of his father one step further by building a community around Angus Glen Golf Club. During the building of the community Angus Glen acquired Kylemore homes which strives to build quality homes, while “Exceeding Excellence”. Continuing the tradition of excellence, Angus Glen is known for its outstanding personal service. Angus Glen provides golfers with the experience of a first class private golf club within a public facility, accessible to all.

Gordon Stollery adds, “Angus Glen Community and the Golf Course symbolize what my father always strove to achieve… excellence while remembering his roots.”

Our History

1957
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1957
Arthur Stollery purchases farmland to raise Black Aberdeen Angus Cattle. He names the property Angus Glen Farm.
1967
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1967
Arthur Stollery begins breeding thoroughbred race horses, which achieved racing success in Canada and internationally.
1995
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1995
Golf Course and clubhouse opens. Golf Digest rates Angus Glen as the “Best New Course in Canada”.
1996
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1996
Gordon Stollery began building a community surrounding the golf club—Angus Glen Community.
June 2000
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June 2000
Construction begins on the North Course. A 50,000 sq.ft. addition is started on the clubhouse. The new clubhouse & conference centre reaches 65,000 sq.ft.
July 2001
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July 2001
Telus Skins Game is played on the brand new North Course.
August 2001
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August 2001
Bank of Montreal Canadian Women’s Open is contested on the South Course.
September 2002
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September 2002
Angus Glen South Course hosts the Canadian Open.
January 2006
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January 2006
North Course undergoes renovations led by Davis Love III in preparation for the 2007 Canadian Open.
July 2007
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July 2007
Angus Glen North Course hosts the Canadian Open.
May 2014
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May 2014

Arthur W. Stollery Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame Inductee—Thoroughbred Builder

September 2014
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September 2014
Host Venue of 2014 World Junior Girls Championship Golf Event.
July 2015
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July 2015
Host Venue of 2015 Pan Am Games Golf Event.
September 2019
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September 2019
Host Venue of 2019 World Junior Girls Championship Golf Event.
September 2022
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September 2022
Host Venue of 2022 World Junior Girls Championship Golf Event.

Job openings

Thanks for your interest in Angus Glen Golf Club. If you are looking to join our team, take a look at some of the positions we’re hiring for now. We hope you find a good fit!

We are an equal-opportunity employer and committed to inclusiveness. If you require accommodation, we will work with you to meet your need.

TERMSFull-Time Seasonal – extendable up to 1 year

DEPARTMENT: Hospitality

SHIFT: All Shifts – Various (Morning, Afternoon and Evening, including Weekends)

REPORTING TO: Hospitality Operations Manager & Dining Room Supervisor


Please email your resume to: vtang@angusglen.com

TERMS: Full time or part-time – extendable up to 1 year

DEPARTMENT: Events

SHIFT: All Shifts – Various (Morning, Afternoon and Evening, including Weekends)

REPORTING TO: Hospitality Operations Manager


APPLY

TERMS: Full-Time Seasonal, extendable up to 1 year

DEPARTMENT: Events

SHIFT: All Shifts – Various (Morning, Afternoon and Evening, including Weekends)

REPORTING TO: Hospitality Operations Manager


APPLY

TERMSFull-Time Seasonal – extendable up to 1 year

DEPARTMENT: Hospitality

SHIFT: All Shifts – Various (Morning, Afternoon and Evening, including Weekends)

REPORTING TO: Hospitality Operations Manager & Dining Room Supervisor


Please email your resume to at vtang@angusglen.com

TERMSFull-Time Seasonal – extendable up to 1 year

DEPARTMENT: Hospitality

SHIFT: All Shifts – Various (Morning, Afternoon and Evening, including Weekends)

REPORTING TO: Hospitality Operations Manager & Dining Room Supervisor


Please email your resume to at vtang@angusglen.com

SHIFT: All Shifts – Various (Morning, Afternoon and Evening, including Weekends) MUST BE ABLE TO WORK FULL TIME IN SEPTEMBER 2023

REPORTING TO: Pro Shop Manager/Golf Operations Manager

CONTRACT LENGTH: 6 months


APPLY

TERMS: Part-Time positional for now however, becoming full-time come March 2023

DEPARTMENT: Facilities

SHIFT: Must be flexible to work weekdays, weekends and holidays

REPORTING TO: Hospitality Operations Manager


APPLY

TERMS: April – December 2023

DEPARTMENT: Kitchen

SHIFT: All Shifts – Various (Morning, Afternoon and Evening, including Weekends)

REPORTING TO: Sous Chef


APPLY

TERMS: Full-Time Seasonal Immediately from April 15 to about October 31st

DEPARTMENT: Greens

SHIFT: Monday to Friday, 5:30am to 12:30pm (Spring to Summer) plus 6 hours’ day shifts every other weekend and 6:30am-1:30pm (Fall), with the expectation to work some evening shifts when scheduled

REPORTING TO: Superintendent and Assistant Superintendents


APPLY

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