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Beautiful course. Nice staff.

Went there for the Kelsey's tournament. What a beautiful course. The food was excellent, and the staff very friendly and helpful.

Toughest short course in Ontario! Wicked greens! Fantastic conditions!

Workers are underpaid, overworked, and mistreated. No training to get the required work done. And if something small is done incorrectly, you will be threatened to be fired. Terrible management and food is handled with poor sanitary conditions.

Course is a very picturesque parkland layout. Well worth a visit if you get the opportunity.

Holes have real variety with some spectacular views of the lake and the Toronto skyline in the distance. Greens are excellent, slick, but tough to read given how the course is built into the side of the escarpment.

The course is fair and requires you to plot your way around. Don’t assume the shorter 6400 yards makes it easy. Driver is often not the club of choice and the greens protect the course nicely and requiring maximum attention.

If you are walking the elevation changes will test your fitness levels and for some the walk might be more then some can handle, especially in the height of summer. I used my Garmin while playing and you ascend over 500ft of elevation over the round. A couple of the descents have ropes for you to hold when slippery!

The clubhouse is a classic design, with a beautiful patio that looks down into the 18th fairway/green. A beautiful spot to spend an evening, watch approach shots into 18 and the sunset.

Course has a large practice putting green, chipping area with bunkering, and two warm up nets to prepare for your round. Only thing missing is a driving range.

I’ve played this course several times over the last 2 years. The course is typically in good shape with some interesting holes and some of the most deceiving greens in the area. They are small, quick, and appear flat but have subtle and gradual slopes on most.

I am writing this review only after playing most recently in early Oct 2021. Fairways were in terrible shape and indistinguishable from the rough, making it difficult to find your ball even in the fairway. Balls in the rough were almost never found. Tee boxes were also in rough shape.

I’m not sure if this was a one-off due to some of the late season conditions and will likely give the course the benefit of the doubt and return once more.

Hoping these conditions were not a sign of things to come.

This is a Clublink course. Very well maintained and always in great shape. A very picturesque and tight course and one is served well to have good course management as opposed to long drives....unless you keep them straight.

One of the best golf courses in the Hamilton/Halton region. Private club, but accessible through Clublink Players Club