TORONTO, Ontario (December 15, 2025) – Canada’s largest golf show—the show that continues to set attendance records year after year–returns by popular demand to the Toronto International Centre on January 30, January 31 and February 1, 2026.
Now in its 34th year, the Toronto Golf & Travel Show presented by the Toronto Star is the largest show of its kind in Canada offering the biggest selection of golf equipment, clothing, merchandise, exhibitor space and more, all under one roof. The three most popular audience-participation contests return, including the Longest Drive, RBC 72-foot Putt and Closest to the Hole Simulator challenges, along with the Demo Range, golf lessons and more.
Whether you miss playing golf or are new to the game, this is the place to be. The show offers attendees a chance to visit the exhibitor booths to chat with leading golf equipment and apparel manufacturers, golf course representatives, golf resort and travel leaders and more. The goal of the show is to grow interest in the game of golf by inspiring golfers of all ages to get involved. Enjoy three days of action-packed fun with so many ways to participate.
New for 2026
Ladies’ Night on Friday January 30th Presented by Sport Chek and Associate Sponsors Iron Lady Golf League and The Kit
Free entry admission for ladies on Friday January 30th from 2 to 7 p.m. Ladies’ Night is happening on Friday from 5 to 7 pm featuring speakers, golf lessons, free giveaways and more. Have a fun Girl’s Night on us!
Big Show Deals from Tee 2 Green and Sport Chek
Retailers Tee 2 Green and Sport Chek are bringing special deals to the show on equipment and apparel.
New Pickleball Court Demos and Instruction from Pickleball Canada
Pickleball is one of the fastest growing sports in Canada. Find out why as you watch pickleball court demonstrations and instruction from Pickleball Canada.
Three Popular and Exciting Skill-Challenging Contests Return:
72 Foot Putt
Seventy-two feet, uphill, in the rain. Nick Taylor’s 72-foot putt at the Canadian Open was seen around the world and will forever be remembered as one of the biggest moments in Canadian golf history. Now you can try your hand at this incredible 72 Foot Putt Challenge presented by RBC.
The Back Nine Longest Drive Competition
Take your shot at the Back Nine Longest Drive Competition with prizes for longest drive, longest senior drive and longest women’s drive.
Closest to the Hole Simulator Challenge
The wind up, the swing and now the anticipation to see how close golfers come to getting their ball in or near the hole. Who will win the new Closest to the Hole Simulator Challenge? It could be you!
Lessons, Demo Range, Golf Equipment Displays, Demos, Prize Draws:
The Sport Chek Demo Range
Try out that club you’ve always wanted! The Sport Chek Demo Range is back offering golfers a chance to test and compare the latest clubs with top brands.
Learn from the best!
Take a lesson with some of North America’s finest instructors as they offer tips and advice to help improve your game.
The Best-of-the-Best in Golf Equipment All Under One Roof
Visit the vast number of display booths and see demos showcasing the newest and best selection of golf equipment for men, women and juniors.
Great Prize Draws –Enter at the Show for Your Chance to Win one of the many great prizes being awarded at the show including from Myrtle Beach and Visit Myrtle Beach, the official travel parter of the Toronto Golf & Travel Show. Visit their booth for a chance to WIN a trip for four to Myrtle Beach, $500 USD restaurant card, round trip airfare, four nights accommodations and 3 rounds of golf!
The 2026 Toronto Golf & Travel Show presented by the Toronto Star happens from Friday January 30 to Sunday February 1, 2026, at the Toronto International Centre in Mississauga. Tickets are $20 per person (ages 17-64), $16 per Senior aged 65+. Free admission for those aged 16 and under. For information visit torontogolfshow.com.
About the Toronto Star
The Toronto Star is the largest metropolitan daily newspaper in Canada, with more than 5.0 million readers every week in print and online (thestar.com). Founded in 1892, the Toronto Star is the winner of more than 140 National Newspaper Awards, the most prestigious newspaper prize in Canada. It is known for its investigative reporting, insightful opinion writing and comprehensive coverage of local, national and international news. It has also been making a difference in the lives of children for more than 100 years through the Toronto Star Fresh Air Fund and the Toronto Star Santa Claus Fund.
For inquiries/interviews, please contact:
Laura Jackman
Assistant Manager, Toronto Golf & Travel Show
ljackman@metroland.com
