Ladies’ Golf Club of Toronto is North America’s only remaining private golf club established by women for women. The Club was founded in 1924 by Ada Mackenzie.

In the early 20th century, it wasn’t easy for female golfers to get access to tee times and practice facilities. After playing at women’s clubs in Britain, Ada set about creating a women's golf club in Toronto. After much hard work and fundraising, Ladies’ Golf Club of Toronto Ltd. was established in Thornhill in 1924. 

In 1925, nine holes were available for play. The official opening event on August 23, 1926, was a match between Ada Mackenzie and Helen Paget of Royal Ottawa Club on the new Stanley Thompson designed course.

As the scores started flowing in, a pattern started to emerge... competition was going to be tough as the numbers were coming in low! Champ Flight would see Michael Alderman shoot 71 to lead the pack while Doug McNeil and Eric Velanoff be hot on the leaders heels shooting matching 73's for second and third. A Flight would see tour veteran Sentilar Sebastion shoot a steady round of 73 to claim the podium, Frank Nirta would record a round of 75 for second place and Scott Lundy would also card a round of 75 to share in the fun claiming third place. Rob Bedard would shoot a season best 74 to claim victory in B Flight, Trust Chen Pow shooting 82 for second and Louis-Philippe Beuchemin would also shoot 82 and secure third place. In the C Flight there were two players tied at the top both shooting excellent rounds of 86, this in turn would force a playoff and see Arthur Vanek winning his first event in seven years... well done Arthur!!! Senior B was won by Rick Dunn, recording 91 and Elaine Scarlett would be crowned champion of the Women's Flight recording a great round of Net 64.