I love the golf course there, but yesterday was my first opportunity to eat in the restaurant and…read moreit was so good! I had the black bean burger, and it was delicious. Also a side of vegetables instead of fries and they were warm and yummy. My only disappointment was they didn't have whole wheat option for the bun. But otherwise is was perfect!

More nostalgia for me…read more Back in town and hadn't seen this place in over 40 years. I had forgotten its location but the big giraffe out front... this is where I used to mininputt as a kid with people no longer with us. I love that the new owner of about 10 years had kept the integrity of the mini putt area. The same little barn, humpty dumpy, church on the putt putt greens... Original, just maybe fixed up a bit. 34 acres. Long driving range. New tavern with drinks and snacks. Food truck. A putting area. Wow. My dog was welcome and we had a nice time at the tavern outer area. Serene. I'll go back. This place has great vibes for me.

I drop by the 19th tee at lunch now and again when the weather is nice. It's very easy for me to…read moreaccess and if you buy a booklet for buckets it's a pretty good deal. Nothing spectacular for a driving range but it has everything that you need from a range. The guys there are always helpful and friendly and it's a great way to kill some time or relieve some stress :) The 19th tee also offers lessons, has demos from companies and has sales multiple times a year!

What's better on a sunny afternoon than to hit the links. If that's not an option, Mini Golf…read moreGardens must surely be the next best thing! Between the red and the blue course, Mini Golf Gardens has two full 18 holes mini putt courses. The blue has bumpers and is better for beginners or a warm up whereas the red is much more challenging and doesn't have any bumpers to help direct your ball or prevent it from going into the grass, water or sand. That's right, there are water hazards on this course so get your snorkeling gear! I'm not sure if they always have the 2 for 1 deal, but the day we went if you paid for the firsy 18, the 2nd 18 was free. I had a blast playing here. Oh and did I mention I got 3, that's right, three holes-in-one?!!? Yeah, that's right. Wicked place. Would definitely be back when I'm in the area.

A super fun place for a date, office outing, or any kind of social event! The landscaping is…read morephenomenal with lots of greenery, water, and bridges. It looks absolutely stunning as the sun sets. There are two courses and to my understanding the second course is free when you play the first. Each hole ranges in difficulty; some I was able to get a hole in one (probably a miracle) and others had me laughing as my ball rolled down to the bottom of the hill for the fourth time. The staff was very kind. There's a small hut where you pay and they also offer ice cream bars and other snacks there as well. I'll definitely be going back to keep my winning streak up!

Nice golf course but location is very challenging to find…read more Fairway and greens are in good condition; clubhouse is nice; and practice facility and range is average. Course was very buggy with mosquitos due to swampy area, so bring plenty of OFF.

It's my winter home away from home!!!…read more You walk into their clubhouse, and the clubhouse is attached to the 11 simulators they have set up inside, with a handful of tables to sit at near a widescreen TV, and tables and chairs at each station. The simulators have a lot of golf courses from around the world loaded into their system already. You can also take mulligans, view replays of your shots, and warm up at their virtual driving range where you get stats like distance, degrees off center, how far your ball travels after landing, distance to the green, club head speed, degree of loft as well as others. as you play a course, the driving mats have a wide fairway mat, as well as sections on each side for simulating the rough and bunkers. you also putt right into the screen as well, with anything within 10 feet as a "gimme". I will be heading back regularly as long as the snow is in the tundra, and my game today showed me I need to get this rust off my game ASAP

For anyone living under a rock the past say.... 50 years, you will be glad to know that golf is…read morepopular. It is so popular, in fact, that people like playing virtual golf when the elements outside don't let one play real golf. Thankfully for those in Ottawa's west end there is Golf-O-Max. Located in the same complex as Loblaws, the virtual golf establishment is big enough to fit multiple groups of fake golfers. You go in, pay a few and hit golf balls at a screen that looks just like an 18 hole golf course. I won't explain the entire game of golf to you, but you play each hole against however many friends you have Whit you. Simple, but it works. On top of playing the sport so many people love, there is a bar you can go to to grab a drink as you drive, chip and putt your way to victory or defeat. There isn't much bad to say about Golf-O-Max. It serves its purpose and doesn't pretend to be something else. It is there for golfers, and it serves them well.

Becoming a self-proclaimed golf aficionado, I am somewhat of a traditional golfer, believing that…read moretee boxes need to be repaired by the golfers themselves. Any golf course that lacks this I can't give it a 5 star rating, but Renfrew gets a strong, VERY STRONG, 4 star rating overall. I played on a Saturday afternoon, and ended up pairing up with another single golfer, then we were met by 2 more on the 1st tee for a proper foursome. That is never a problem. It was my golf game this particular round that was the problem, but that's not the purpose of my rating. The maple and oak trees had its leaves turning their traditional autumn colors and it only enhanced the beauty of this course. It is about 1 hour drive west of Kanata, but so worth the drive. (Secretly I'd have driven 3 or 4 hours for this one!) It was a busy day for golf, with the unseasonably warm weather in late September, and ended up being a 5 hour long round. I don't mind, I've had longer rounds. The putting green is located a stone's throw from the pro shop and clubhouse, and the pro shop is very well stocked with accessories and your necessary equipment. Normally, a course has its first hole as a somewhat easy par 4, but Renfrew is different. BUT, it was easier than most of the other 17 holes I can attest to that. Undulating fairways, and the most wicked green on the back 9 I have ever seen in my life!!! (I 2 putted and was quite ecstatic on that account). Course management most definitely needs to be top notch playing here. If I decide to play a course more than once during my stay here, it would be Renfrew. A tee box repair kit on each hole would warrant a true 5-star rating

Great golf course friendly staff, the course is well maintained and challenging…read more My son in law's bachelor golf party was here they were very accommodating to the entire golf party & when they found out our son in law and 2 of his friends were active military the owner gave all 3 of them a free round of golf! The little restaurant they have is a great place to grab a sandwich & cold beer after 18 holes. They are welcoming to all skill levels of golfers.

From the owner: KM Golf Academy is a fundamentals-based instruction academy led by PGA member Kevin Maginn. After…read moreplaying golf for many years, he started KM in 2004 at Partridge Run Golf Course in Canton, New York. With private lessons available, Kevin combines proper club fitting and basic swing mechanics to provide the best situation for students to learn and improve their game. Kevin believes in teaching individuals, not specific methods because no two swings are the same. Since beginning KM Golf Academy, Kevin has been passionate about getting new players involved and watching them grow to love the game.

Horrible for more than 1. Staff accuse you of coaching your friends or family and will continually…read morebe aggressive and unprofessional about it towards you the whole time you are there. Take your money and time to a course that respect you and seem happy you brought people to enjoy the facilities they have.