The featured hole on this course is hole 17, with its water hazard located alongside the fairway, making it a challenge for any experienced golfer.

Scarlett Woods Golf Course offers a licensed restaurant, a pro shop with rental equipment, three washrooms/changerooms, and a 107 car parking lot for convenience.

In 1972, a development program for the South Humber regional park system was approved by Metro Toronto Council. Among its features was the golf course, which opened in 1974 at a cost of $549,260. The course and adjacent park are named after John Scarlett, an Englishman who settled in the area during the early 19th century.

Tee times can be reserved no more than 7 days in advance online, by phone, or in person at the golf course Pro-shops.