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Last reviewed: August 4, 2026 | Oshawa | Wedding Banquet Halls |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 4, 2026. Business status: Active.
Oshawa Golf Club is a private golf and curling club with restaurant and banquet facilities at 160 Alexandra Street in Oshawa. Couples researching an Oshawa Golf Club wedding venue can consider a clubhouse celebration supported by the club’s dining and events team, with the golf course, mature trees, gardens and an onsite gazebo identified as settings for wedding photographs.
The official site continues to promote weddings and says its event offering can range from a small gathering to an event inviting 200 guests. It also refers to multiple wedding-package options and offers consultations and private tours. Exact room capacities, current inclusions, ceremony arrangements and costs should be confirmed directly because those details are not fully published on the current HTML pages. Last reviewed: August 4, 2026.
The club’s specialization is private-club weddings and social events supported by onsite dining and event staff. Its wedding page describes celebrations in the clubhouse and wedding photography around the natural golf course. The broader official site identifies a full-service restaurant and banquet facilities, while the events page refers to food, service and wedding-package options.
A Food and Beverage Manager is the published contact for wedding enquiries. The club says its events coordinator can discuss the available options and work with couples on a customized wedding experience. However, the current public page does not itemize catering formats, bar arrangements, rentals, décor, setup services or vendor policies, so these should not be assumed from older listings.
The official wedding material emphasizes the clubhouse for celebrations and the surrounding golf course for photographs. Documented outdoor features include large mature trees, gardens, course vistas and an onsite gazebo. The gazebo is specifically presented as a place for important pictures; the current page does not clearly state that it is an active ceremony location.
The club describes its clubhouse as recently renovated and suitable for both small gatherings and events inviting 200 guests. That wording is useful for initial screening, but it is not a room-by-room capacity chart. Couples should request the maximum seated capacity for their preferred layout, including space required for a dance floor, entertainment, accessibility routes and meal service.
The venue is in Oshawa, and the club describes its location as approximately one hour east of Toronto with access by major highways. It may suit couples seeking a golf-course setting in Oshawa or those expecting guests to travel from Toronto and surrounding communities. The website also notes that accommodations are nearby, although it does not name partner hotels or publish room-block arrangements.
This setting may be relevant to couples who want an indoor clubhouse reception with outdoor photography opportunities at the same property. Couples requiring a confirmed outdoor ceremony site, overnight accommodation onsite or a specific cultural catering arrangement will need answers from the events team before deciding whether the venue fits.
Documented features include an established clubhouse, banquet facilities, an 18-hole golf course, mature landscaping, gardens, an onsite gazebo and a direct wedding enquiry contact. The club also offers consultations and private tours, giving couples a way to inspect the rooms and grounds before making a booking decision.
The main practical limitation is incomplete public detail. Current pages do not provide a definitive seated wedding capacity, a complete list of package inclusions, an accessibility statement for wedding spaces, a weather backup plan or current vendor and catering rules. The property is a private club, and its contact page publishes clubhouse dress and mobile-phone guidelines; couples should ask how club policies apply to wedding guests and suppliers.
Current pricing is not explicitly published. The wedding page directs couples to contact the Food and Beverage Manager for packages and pricing. Although an older package PDF may still appear in search results, it should not be treated as a current quote for a 2026 or later wedding.
Request a dated written proposal based on the wedding date, guest count and intended event format. The quote should distinguish venue fees, food and beverage charges, taxes, gratuities or service charges, ceremony costs, bar service, rentals, staffing, insurance requirements, music-licensing fees and any minimum spending commitment.
Current prices are not published on the official pages reviewed.
Wedding enquiries can be directed to the club’s main number, (905) 723-4681. The official wedding and contact pages identify Holly Stovin, Food and Beverage Manager, at extension 314 as the contact for wedding details. Couples can ask for a consultation and private venue tour through the club.
For an efficient first enquiry, provide the preferred date or season, estimated guest count, whether a ceremony is required, desired meal and bar format, and any accessibility or cultural-service requirements. Ask the coordinator to confirm date availability and send the current package rather than relying on older files or third-party listings.
A tour should establish exactly which indoor and outdoor areas are included, when each space becomes available, and how photography access to the course is managed around club operations. Couples should also clarify the rain plan if outdoor photographs or a ceremony are important.
Before paying a deposit, review the current package, contract and cancellation terms. Confirm the final seated capacity, menu and tasting process, bar options, dietary accommodation, rehearsal arrangements, decorating and cleanup responsibilities, vendor restrictions, parking, accessibility, insurance, noise or end-time rules and every mandatory fee.
Yes. The official Dining & Events page has a dedicated wedding section, promotes clubhouse celebrations and golf-course photography, and invites couples to request wedding packages, consultations and private tours.
The official events page describes its offering as suitable for a small gathering or an event inviting 200 guests. It does not publish a definitive room-by-room seated capacity, so couples should confirm the limit for their ceremony, dinner and dance-floor layout.
The current official page identifies the gazebo as an ideal wedding-photo location but does not clearly confirm ceremony use. Ask the events team whether onsite ceremonies are currently offered, which location is used and what weather backup is available.
Current pricing is not explicitly published. Couples are directed to contact the Food and Beverage Manager for packages and pricing. Request a dated proposal that identifies all required fees, taxes and service charges.
Call (905) 723-4681 and ask for the Food and Beverage Manager at extension 314. The official wedding page says the club can arrange a consultation and private tour.
Address: 160 Alexandra St., Oshawa, ON L1G 2C4
Phone: (905) 723-4681
Website: https://oshawagolf.com/





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