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.

This is for the driving range. Over the summer, I got into golf and this was my go to place for the…read moredriving range. The driving range is a bit of a walk from the office where you need to purchase your balls, but the views are great! It'll remind you of the Microsoft desktop picture. There's plenty of bays to use with built in tees. Price is cost friendly compared to others as its city operated.

I first played at Braeben when it was still called Britannia Hills. Back then, you could still…read moresmell the garbage and the adjacent land was still a landfill. There were not very many houses around the course either. Since that time I played the Academy 9-hole course a number of times. I liked the Academy because it was very challenging for a short course. If you miss the fairway, there was a very high chance that you would lose your ball in the rough and/or fescue. The fescue is baaaaad. Don't even bother trying to hit out of it. I finally decided to try out the 18-hole course after years of procrastinating. I played on a Sunday afternoon at 3:01 pm (twilight starts at 3 pm, and super twilight at 5:30 pm). For $65 you get a cart for your 18 holes. I highly recommend getting a cart. There are a lot of hills and you won't enjoy your round if you had to carry your bag. Both the 9- and 18-hole courses are very well maintained. There are some tough spots (we played after it rained) and the bunkers can be brutal. We took free drops instead of playing out of the bunkers, especially after rain. Also a couple of the holes had very strange layouts. There were two greens that were absolutely hidden and nearly impossible to aim for unless you had played it before. Thankfully all the carts are fitted with GPS devices so you know how far you are from the green. The staff and marshalls were all very polite and kind. We had a slow group but the marshall tried her best to keep everyone moving. Their service really stood out to me. I would definitely play Braeben again. For $65 and the convenience of the course's location, I think it's a great value. You might have a tough time if you're a beginner because of the fescue and tight fairways, but there are some easy par 3s and straight 4s to keep you going.

Cedar Brae Golf Club is a mature private golf course that's been around for decades. It is…read morebeautiful, well groomed, and challenging, with narrow fairways and fast greens. It will test your game! I first played here many years ago, long before the surrounding neighbourhood and current clubhouse were built. It was a really good golf course back then but it has evolved into quite a gem of a facility, especially the clubhouse! After our round (my worst in years), we enjoyed dinner in their fantastic restaurant. It was spacious and airy, both indoor and outdoor. Very nice! We were all starving, so we started with their Yorkshire Sliders (Shaved Prime Rib, Horseradish Mayo, Au Jus), which were very tender and delicious! For our main course, most of us opted for the Cedar Brae Signature Burger (House Made 10oz Top Sirloin Burger with Chipotle Aioli, Lettuce, Tomato, Pickle on Brioche Bun). I added bacon and cheese to mine and had fries on the side. This burger was quite hefty and delicious! The fries were equally good. A slice of delicious Ferrero Rocher Cheesecake completed this delicious and filling meal! Overall, despite my poor play, it turned out to be a good day. The meal and company more than made up for it. Thanks Jenn and Gary!

Attended the Toronto East Scarborough CPA dinner tonight. A…read morebuffet dinner with assorted cold cuts, bread and vegetarian pasta. The food is decent, considering it was a free event. Enough food for over 100 attendees for second helping. The meeting room was huge and the buffet was set up in the adjoining room. Food quality 8/10, meeting facilities 9/10 , cleanliness 9/10, service n/a Would I recommend this Establishment for meetings: yes The Association meets here regularly.

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.

Review of this place for a wedding I attended as a guest. Really nice outdoor ceremony, they have a…read moregrassy area with a hut/gazebo. With the right lighting during the summer the pictures will be amazing. They have white plastic chairs.... They have an outdoor wooden structure half tent half "barn" but not Really a barn, for the dinner reception. It is open to the outside so no air conditioning and bugs if you are lucky. String lights hung on the ceiling. Long head table on a stage and a bar. This place can have a really rugged feel if that's the theme for your wedding. Washrooms are inside the golf club right beside the tent and are nice and clean so no worries about a barn washroom. Chairs and linens are worn. But the reception seemed to run smoothly with the help of the staff there. Staff were all nice, courteous and helpful. Food very typical wedding food. Chicken was a bit dry... Of course. Overall I enjoyed my time but I'm not an outdoors person and I didn't enjoy the bugs at night. The parking lot is a little walk down the slope. When we arrived they have staff driving golf carts taking people up the slope but when we left there was no such service. It's a bit out in the countryside so it gets really dark at night. You can see stars!

Pheasant Run Golf Club is a spectacular wedding venue! I recently performed a ceremony there and…read moretruly loved the experience. Not only is it an absolutely stunning property, the staff is outstanding. Special thanks to food & beverage manager Lynn for her unparalleled professionalism and expertise... such a joy to work with her and her incredible team! Bartender Alex was very helpful. Can't wait to work with you all again!

First time playing here…read more The course is in very good shape. Not very long from the White Tees. The difficulty was playing your approach shots. Getting it close was a problem. Firm greens. Greens were fast with lots of undulations, making putting a challenge on every hole. Played in the morning. Pace of play was perfect. 3 hours 58 minutes. Bag drop area efficient. Pro Shop was very friendly. Beverage Cart was around only on the back nine but saw her three times. Clubhouse isn't open until 11 am so no breakfast. A little disappointed in that. Went in for a drink and snack afterwards and food was okay. Overall, a pleasant day. I'd come back for sure.

Great track, extremely well cared for and the greens can be VERY quick.. bring your A game to this…read more2nd shot track and don't miss the green or you're looking at least bogie. Staff is helpful and friendly. This place is run like a private club. The Food is "meh" ..but I don't go for the food. Although, I'd enjoy a great sandwich at the turn. All in all great value for a a country club look and feel

This is a great place to spend a few hours for all skill levels of golfers, from beginner to…read moreexperienced. has three 9-hole courses, a large driving range, putting and chipping areas, and an 18-hole mini-golf course, so there are options for different skill levels. There's also sufficient free parking spots available. The driving range is great for some casual practice, while the mini-golf is an easy option for families or friends who don't play regularly. Only this to consider is the driving range is closed Thursday mornings until 11am for maintenance.

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.

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.