COMMUNITY INFORMATION
The City of Mississauga will play host to the prestigious CPKC Women’s Open at the Mississaugua Golf & Country Club from August 20 to August 24, 2025.
Golf Canada, in partnership with the City of Mississauga, is working to ensure a safe and successful event for all. Golf Canada remains committed to maintaining open and ongoing communication with the community as tournament planning is finalized. Residents neighbouring the golf course can be assured that essential municipal services—including waste collection and public transit—will continue without disruption throughout the event
Restricted Parking Area
A restricted parking area will be temporarily created in Mississauga covering the golf course neighbourhood during tournament play. Advisory “Special Event Parking Permit Only” signs will be placed at each roadway entrance to the restricted parking areas. During this time, only permitted vehicles will be allowed to park on the street.
Residents wishing to utilize street parking must apply online for a temporary street parking permit. A permit is eligible to cover all 4 days that the Special Event Parking Plan is in effect and can cover up to 5 vehicles.
To apply for a permit, please visit:
Vehicles that have not been registered may be subject to enforcement, including ticketing and/or towing.
The permit does not allow residents to park within ‘No Parking’ or ‘No Stopping’ regulations. The permit is only valid where parking is permitted under existing bylaw.
CPKC Women’s Open spectator parking is limited to designated lots only and therefore will not be permitted on any residential streets within the Special Event Area.
The following map outlines the area covered within the restricted parking zone:
Parking & Shuttles
For more information on CPKC Women’s Open parking, shuttles and transit options, please visit our parking webpage. Spectators will not be permitted to park in the golf course neighbourhood.
The tournament has identified the below location as its drop off & pick up point for spectator and volunteer shuttles.
The tournament will not affect any municipal services (i.e., trash pickup) that would otherwise normally take place. It is asked that your waste is curbside by 7:00 am on your regularly scheduled collection day as collection may be earlier than usual.
Community Info FAQ
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What is the CPKC Women’s Open?
The CPKC Women’s Open is a professional golf event hosted by Golf Canada and sanctioned by LPGA Tour. The event is the only Canadian stop on the LPGA’s global Tour and will feature the top golfers in the world, including defending champion Lauren Coughlin and Canadian star Brooke Henderson. This year’s playing will run from August 20th – August 24th at the Mississaugua Golf & Country Club.
Play begins around 7:00 am each morning and concludes around 7:00 pm each night.
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Who can I contact to issue a street parking concerns?
If you require immediate enforcement during the CPKC Women’s open, please call the City of Mississauga’s non-emergency phone number: 3-1-1
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Will public transit routing change as a result of the closure?
The tournament will not affect any municipal services (i.e., trash pickup or public transit) that would otherwise normally take place. It is asked that your waste is curbside by 7:00 am on your regularly scheduled collection day as collection may be earlier than usual.
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Can I use ride share services to get to the event?
Yes, you can! All ride share vehicles and other for hire vehicles will be directed to outside of tournament admissions, north of the main golf course entrance on Mississauga Road.
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Can I bike to the event?
Of course! Bike parking will be available outside of tournament admissions. Bring your bike lock!
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Are there still tickets available?
Many ticket options are still available for purchase by visiting the CPKC Women’s Open ticket page. Don’t forget, youth under 12 get in free!
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What is there to do at the event?
There is something for everyone on site at the CPKC Women’s Open! Spectators can watch the world’s best tee off with miles of front row seats available over 18 holes on the course. The Fare Way, featuring The Keg is returning in 2025, concessions, and spectator activations hosted by event partners. Watch the action from the award-winning Rink hole, catch the professionals prepare for their round at the practice facility, and check out the CPKC Has Heart Family Zone near the clubhouse.