Don't sleep on this course just because it's mostly par 3! So underrated. Most of the older…read morenegative reviews seem to be about the restaurant, but the golf course here is surprisingly fantastic. It's a beautiful public par 3 course that offers quite a challenge. With narrow fairways, hazards like fescues, ponds, and bunkers, along with undulated greens, it's a lot of fun. We played with another pair of golfers, and the pace was smooth with minimal backup between holes. I usually tee off from the shortest tee box, but this time we all decided to play the white box (~3000 yards) to save time and also to allow it to count towards my handicap on my app. Let me tell you, it was a challenge. Some holes are not forgiving at all. I lost a few balls, but also found many lost ones, so it was a win-win in the end! There's a couple a holes where there is a shared green between two holes, which was the first I've experienced. Despite the trek to Brampton, it's easy to secure a tee time here, making it a fun and accessible choice for a round of golf. For time reference the group of 4 of us played on a Sunday at 12:40pm all from the white tee box, all walked it and finished the round by 5:09pm so about 4.5 hrs. They also have a nice driving range and green area to practice ahead of your game. The course is also nicely maintained and it was a beautiful day when we went. However, stepping on the fairway I do notice it being soft on some parts so I can only imagine it might be kinda messy and muddy if you end up playing in the rain. We found a green fee special for $50 on Golf Now, otherwise I think it's normally $60 on the weekend. A bit pricey but it is a nice golf course that'll I'll enjoy playing again.

This is a short course, and is located at Brampton North just opposite to Lowe's. There are only…read moretwo par-4s on 1st and 18th holes. The rest of the holes are all par-3s. For those golfers who want to hit their drivers more, this course might not be their cup of tea. I was not impressed by this place at first seeing a narrow pathway accessing the first-tee, and returning from the last hole. Golfers and golf carts were stuck at the pathway. However, after playing through first few holes, I found this course was pretty fun to play at. This course opens only for a few years and it is very well maintained. If I remember correctly, the green on the 13th hole is the most challenging one I have ever seen (see photos). For my level, I still got several chance to hit my driver. It is for sure a good golf course to practice our irons though. The regular green fee ranges from $34 (weekdays) to $44 (weekends and holidays) The clubhouse restaurant at this place is one of the best with good facilities, service, food and view.

I'm not a golfer so I cannot comment on the golf, but the food at this place is delicious and the…read moreservice impeccable. My husband and I got married here in 2016 and they went above and beyond to make sure everything was great. Extremely professional. The service was very attentive but without being bothersome. We offered a choice of salmon, steak or chicken for our guests and we were able to sample all 3 in advance...all 3 were amazing! Our guests raved about the warm apple crumble served for dessert. The appetizers that were passed around were beautifully presented and so delicious...we had spring rolls, bruschetta and chicken skewers. My family was outside for photos and some were delivered to us as well to make sure we didn't miss out. They allowed us to do a champagne toast outside and even bring in an ice sculpture martini luge. The grounds were beautiful, we had a large patio outside and dinner inside. It was everything I could have wanted and more, love love love this place.

I visited here a year ago, and I didn't want to write this review because I've only been here once…read more However I found myself talking about this place all the time!!! Every time I talk about golf, I talk about this place. So yes, I'd like to share my experience on Yelp for all the online users to read! I have NEVER played golf. Never!! So when I was invited to play golf for a company event (like on a course, with, like, bodies of water, tall grass, sand,... people and golf carts), I needed to at least hold a golf club. I'm not even sure why I chose Piper's Health. I just needed *a* driving range. But I'm glad I started golf here! Beginning at the rental location for the clubs, she asked me, "What clubs would you like to rent for tonight?" My answer was, "There is more than one type of club??????" (yes, not only have I never played golf. I know nothing about it) I thought golf clubs just depend on a person's height (like a ski pole) After she gave me 3 clubs (driver, an iron, and a wedge), I said, "So I should rent 2 sets of these clubs because my boyfriend should have clubs too." She replied, "Well, you don't use all of them at once. So you could just switch." Anyways I'm going to stop here. My questions were so lame it's very embarrassing. But she was so lovely. She taught me to hold and swing the club!!!!! She was also very nice, not judgmental, didn't make me feel stupid at all. THEN. SHE SENT AN INSTRUCTOR AFTER ME. (or, she may have told an instructor, who volunteered to go after me) We were walking to our driving range spot, and this orange-golf-shirt man started yelling (conversationally) behind me. He started asking, "So I hear you haven't golfed before?" I'm pretty sure there's no nicer way he could start this conversation, but I wanted to say, "I can't afford lessons." Instead, my shyness told me to be nice. SO FOR THE NEXT 20 MINUTES, HE GAVE ME LESSONS. I learned: - to hold the club properly - that, yes, there indeed are many types of golf clubs. And I should know which club to use based on what I'm trying to achieve. - how to swing - how to swing without hitting the ground Amazing staff here! He just walked away cheerfully with a, "Good luck tomorrow!" Didn't ask if I'm coming back Didn't ask if I'm serious about golfing. Didn't say, "look for me when you visit again!" or "My rate is.." Didn't say I have talent (you know sometimes people say, "wow you're so gifted! You're better than a lot of students, you should take lessons!") -also I probably don't have talent. The next day (on Golf Day), I performed quite well!!!! I was able to hit OVER bodies of water. Given I've never played golf THANKS, PIPER'S!!! I'd love to come back for golf lessons (when I have the money for clubs and lessons!)

It's a nice and simple course. Easy to follow. The staff are all nice too. I feel the only issue is…read morethat they constantly have weddings so their restaurant/bar is usually reserved for that.

A great place to golf, with ample parking and friendly staff…read more Centennial features a Driving Range and a large chipping and putting area in the back, both of which are well-maintained. I have just recently returned to golf and find this club delightful.

I'm a little bit sad because I lost my hybrid 6 golf cover here. Now my set would forever not…read morematch. If anyone sees an "Alexa" labelled hybrid 6 golf cover black with blue, let me know! Otherwise, this would've been an amazing day. The golf course has many practice areas available that some public access courses don't always offer, like driving range, putting green and chipping area--even a small bucket of relatively clean soapy water to dip and clean your clubs after. A few par 4's to keep the intermediate players interested and not too many obstacles that intimidate noobs like me. There are different wings, north, east, west, each with 9 holes. They will assign you the order you play in if you play all 18. We were paired with a retired couple, and they were sweet and cheered me on when I made some good plays. I'm sure there are better maintained courses out there but it was pretty good for a noob like me that usually plays on smaller public courses. Greens were relatively smooth and the rough isn't too tall that I can't find the ball afterwards. The clubhouse has indoor seating available and serves basic breakfast food, quick bites and refreshments. I appreciate the Haagen Dazs and canned iced Starbucks coffee at the end of my game during a hot day. Strolling inside the clubhouse the vicinity looks clean; Though I rather enjoy my refreshments outside on an umbrella-shaded patio.

The staff is friendly and the course is in good shape. Not over priced. It's a good value.read more

Two stars because of the staff, the girls are awesome! The course, not so much. Really just an…read moreexecutive course, too short, too many blind shots, rough too long, need spotters, greens as hard as concrete, the greens staff don't shut down their machines or stop moving while you're playing through. The pin placements were brutal, they were placed on the edges of greens and the greens were about a third the size of a regular green. Sorry give it a pass, you'll just get frustrated and lose too many balls when hitting good shots.

For a public city run course, it's you get what you pay for. It's an accessible course for those…read moreliving in the area. If you keep your expectations in check, it'll be fine. Don't expect anything too fancy.. everything is kinda straight outta the 70s and kept that way, so it feels like a bit of time warp. The golf course itself is ok. Not super long, nor super challenging, but fun enough. Great for newer golfers. Course is also flat enough that it's a good walk in the park.

This is an updated Autumn review from playing today on Oct 10. I'll add it's muddy in the recent…read morevisit. If you decide to walk it, prepare to track a lot of mud on your pull cart and golf shoes. The first few holes are a land mine of geese poo, like a public restroom for geese to do their business. If you're a clean freak and want to keep your trunk clean, you might want to pony up and get a golf cart to save the hassle. It's a warm sunny day and I've played golf in worse conditions with the rain and mud, but this type of mud is the worst - gummy, cakes on. We took 30 minutes after attempting to take off. The staff only offered a muddy broomstick, which wasn't much help. We couldn't use their power wash. During Twilight time, prepare to play with greens with Autumn leaves all over (see pic as reference). There aren't many hazards/bodies of water, so chances of losing balls are minimal. We started at 3:15 pm on Sunday as a group of 4, all walking. We are primarily beginners and played slow, 13 holes by 6 pm. I have to admit I was terrible today, I was Duffy the Bogey Slayer. There's still enough light, so it's possible to finish as single or pair if there's no one in front. Weekend Twilight rate is $38.54/per person +tax.

Service and ambiance was fantastic !Food quality is ok. We had market vegetables and I can taste…read morethat it was spoiled. Other people had burgers and pasta and it was quite good although I found the pasta had too much sauce. All appetizers were very good. Overall staff went beyond their way to ensure we had a good experience.

Restaurant was very quiet inside, nice and spacious. Outside has a really nice scenery but was too…read morehot this day. Restaurant is connected to golf course. Food was good but the dessert was really good.

Staff is rude, way too many events happening in such a small venue. Parking is terrible, service is…read moreterrible, accessibility TERRIBLE!!

Super cool place spaces. Outside is nice. Inside is cool. Little,pricey but was isn't nowadays. You…read morehave to pay for quality and this is a high quality inn.