Great Golfing spot to go with friends and family, it offers low rates and high quality greens, tee…read moreboxes and fairways This place is and interesting golf course to learn the ropes of your a beginner and helps boost your confidence if you are a veteran to golf, with very open holes and not much water trouble this course is great to with a family of less experienced golfers But all in all this course is great and the Staff are excellent I would definitely recommend this course

I have no patient! I am not a good golfer!…read more I sometimes drive my golfing buddies and group playing right behind me crazy... But I love to come to Bushwood whenever my friend ask me for play a round. The 9 hole executive course at Bushwood is just perfect for me!! My friend can still keep her insanity and we still friend after a round of playing. The grounds are well kept and the fairways and greens always in good condition. (gee I cannot blame the course for all those boogies!!) I usually go during morning have a quick game then we go for lunch, perfect girl's "day" out!! BTW, Bushwood also has another 18-hole Championship Course, maybe I should give it a try next season after more practice! .

Mill Run is a challenging golf course with three nine hole courses, each with it's own set of…read morechallenges. I played The Wheel and The Grind a few days ago and the Grind and Grist on Sunday. These are the names of the three Championship Nines that make up this challenging championship course. Each course has it's own set of challenges, with the Grind being the newest of the three nines. It is arguably the easiest nine holes to play but the most challenging to walk. It is designed around the perimeter of the property, going up to the highest point. It's quite different from the original eighteen holes. Personally, I like the unique challenges it presents, lots of changes in elevation. The original eighteen holes, The Grist and The Wheel, are more mature but a lot flatter, perhaps a little more challenging. Wednesday's round was a practice round for a tournament that I was hosting on Sunday. Unfortunately, the weather didn't cooperate on either day, making the course less appealing than usual. While it wasn't soaking wet, some of the holes, especially on The Grind, needed a few dry days to come into shape. That's nobody's fault but Mother Nature's. As far as the tournament goes, everything went very well! The setup in the morning, the check-ins, the driving range, and the round were all good. After the round, the setup was equally good, with tables on the patio, BBQ on the terrace, and the food. The staff were very patient and helpful. Thank you to Matt Savage, Director of Golf, for all your help in arranging this tournament! And the staff for keeping us on time and on task. The food and service were all excellent!

Highland course review…read more We booked the highland course in error and it is an executive par 3 hidden away from the championship courses. I have played approximately 1400 golf games in my lifetime which is an average of about 35 rounds each year. I have played all over Canada, the USA, Thailand and even in Mombasa, Kenya and never have I played such a poorly maintained and dysfunctional course. The club house is a shack, the tee boxes are a mixture of sand and weeds, and even the cart girl had attitude. If you are even on a tight budget I strongly suggest another course because this is definitely not good value for the money however If are not fussy and you accept mediocrity then this might be the course for you.

This is great golf course for beginners like me. The price was also very reasonable. I went on a…read moreweekday with my friends and it was $65 per person including taxes and the power cart for 18 holes. There's also an area for driving range if you just want to practise your swings. I've only gone on a course a few times so I'm still not too familiar with all the rules. If you are not too familiar with it as well, be sure to read the rules on the card that I've posted. Remember to arrive 20 mins before your Tee time to make payment and you should book the time in advance. This is another great fun family activity for "staycation". With my family, we don't take this game seriously so we play best ball so that we don't feel too much pressure from the group behind us. I recall the first time taking my daughter golfing when she was about 9 and she just loved riding the power kart!

Terrible course, had to wait on every hole and the martials did nothing to fix it. Never coming…read moreback, poor round to say the least

This is an odd 15-hole golf course. It's probably annoying for people who like to keep track of…read moretheir scores and handicap. A 15-hole is not the standard 18, so I'm not sure how you would enter the last three holes to fill in. They paired us with another group of two who were also beginner golfers. They have been changing the course layout, and we noticed this from, I think hole 12 onward differed from last year. Course layout is also outdated on the apps, at least on Grint. I couldn't track on GPS for the hole distance from hole 12 and onward. There was some muddiness in some small parts of the course. At least they warn you with pink flags on the ground next to the muddy areas for the most part. The pros are that this course has a few memorable holes. e.g. you have to hit over a pond/a small cliff/hill or where you have to make these tee offs where you don't have a clear line of where the flag is (first hole). There is also a putting and chipping area to practice before you start your game. I'm a beginner golfer, and this place is suitable if you can hit over 135 yards to get over some hazards. We didn't do too well that day. Both of us score above our normal handicaps.

Cheap value golf place.. Good for newbs and family, or a practice round for the cost of two buckets…read moreof balls at a downtown driving range. The course was redone in 2011, and is now significantly less challenging, probably to attract the novice players.

When they announced golf clubs are opened, you bet we were part of the group that crashed the…read moresystem online because of how busy it was. This is a public course so you don't need a membership. Well, it seems like COVID pricing is in effect, and it's about 10% higher from what we recall. It's the first time I played the Classic and Challenge course on the same weekend. I agree with the person working there, "you play the Challenge course if you want a better score". Even though you would think by calling it "Challenge" and it being a longer course, it should be more difficult. I'm a noob and I scored the SAME score on both courses. I find the greens are easier to putt on the Challenge course. Both greens are a bit on the slow side. I find the rough on the Challenge course had grass a tad too long. I lost a couple balls because I just couldn't pinpoint it on the rough. The taller grass makes it easy to miss the ball even if you're 3 meters away. It's busy, so they will always try to pair you into a group. The spacing between groups however is decent, keeping the course flowing without being backed up too much. A course marshal was there to ensure groups are moving along. A solid choice for a public course.

Marshall was the least pleasant person I have ever interacted with, guy was yelling at people for…read morethe smallest things and micromanaging every detail, completely removing the joy and peace from our round. The old grump took his job way too seriously, stole alcohol from the bottom of our bags that wasn't even open. Will not be back to this course and I do not recommend to anyone so long as this miserable marshal is still employed.

Probably not wise to play during a heat wave. Well at least we chose a short Par 3 course, Down…read moreUnder. First time on the golf course this season and by noon when we were there, all the golf carts were taken, so I had to walk it. The smaller par 3 course barely had anyone there but maybe because it's so damn hot. By the 18th hole I was dying from the heat. We did take a lunch break in the clubhouse in between and caught a bit of the soccer game going on before repeating the 9 holes to finish 18. We ordered the fish tacos and Cobb salad. I didn't catch that then but I just noticed from pics last year we ordered fish tacos too and this year they gave us 2 instead of 3 tacos last year! And still listed for $24.... what a steep decline in value. I generally felt the prices are a bit higher than last year too, like $3.50 for a tiny cheap ice cream sandwich that's from a box you'll find at grocery stores... No worthwhile desserts at this spot. I think having a good cold dessert would be great coming out from a sunny day at the golf course. Missed opportunity there. The Cobb salad was fresh but I should've asked for dressing on the side. Service is great thought, server was always there checking and making sure we're taken care of. Well the plus is I notice this time that there is a sunscreen dispenser inside the washrooms, very much needed! Washrooms and change rooms are clean and as a female, it seems I always get the washroom, showers and lockers to myself. Barely any females at the course.

I think this will become my future home for a driving range. It's a bit out of the city, but it…read moreprovides everything you'd want from a range. A large bucket costs $13 and you can hit off either matts or a grass area. The grassy area was as hard as a rock, but it's been so dry in Toronto this year. The condition of the target "greens" are not much, but at least there's plenty of different distance flags to go at. But what really sets this place apart is a decent chipping area with a bunker and an okay practice green. I must have spent a few hours just on the chipping area alone. My short game is just awful, but hopefully practicing here will fix that. And hey, no short jokes allowed! To get there from the city.. from the 404 go east on Elgin Mills then South on Kennedy.

Terrible! There are no tee boxes. Have to bring your own balls. I put my tee and ball down and…read morenext thing I know a bulldozer has driven over it. There are mounds of dirt. Wouldn't recommend.

Clean and spacious facility. Booking is easily done online and it's open 24/7. It's a great place…read moreto practice your swings as it has technology to track your hits. They have many different sims from driving range, 9/18 hole, and games.

Would highly recommend Pace of Play to everyone looking to get dialled in for golf season! Spacious…read morehitting bays along with state of the art track man technology and wonderful service leads to an incredible experience!