As a visitor from the UK I played Flemingdon Park on Thursday 21st May. The course was in excellent…read morecondition and very enjoyable to play. A varied set of holes ensured a really good round. It would be remiss of me not to mention the quality welcome I received from the staff who were all very friendly

Now that my golf game is getting better I'm coming to surprise a few old friends this year.... Get…read moreready ..!!!!! And if all else fails I cook almost as good as they do ...!!! Their family taught me many things .... Golf is not one of them .... This will be a big surprise this year ...!!!!! Ive had 3 friends recommend this golf course because of the course in the middle of the city close to where I work ... and because of the good and nice family that runs it ..... I hope they recognize me when I see them .... !!!!!!! I'm a great putter it's my long game that needs work ... I can't wait ......

they were really really rude to me and when i lost one of the balls they screamed at me telling me…read moreto pay back and if they didnt they would call the police and charge me extra.

From the owner: Experience The Most Luxurious Indoor Golf Facility In The GTA At KGOLF Toronto, Located Near…read moreDownsview Park In North York

Par-Tee Putt is an okay spot for a casual activity downtown Toronto. They offer mini golf with 18…read morethemed holes and ping pong courts, but it felt kinda cheap compared to other putt places I've been to. The holes are short and gimmicky, making it quick to finish. We tried a variety of food like the deep dish pizza, nachos, and wings, and overall it was decent pub grub: crispy wings, solid pizza slices, nothing standout but good enough to pair with a game and drinks. Fun for groups or a low-key hangout nearby, but not a spot I'd rush back to. Worth a one-time visit if you're in the area.

They're currently undergoing renovations, but I believe it was an even smaller space prior to the…read morerenovations. It's not a well built course, but rather a few makeshift putting greens thrown into a bar. The website also said there would be 27 holes but there were only 19. If you can get tickets for cheap, it's a kind of fun activity. But not worth it otherwise.

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.

Proximity, for the urban golfer, is its own form of luxury. The Docks Driving Range earns its place…read moreas a neighbourhood staple precisely because it asks so little of your schedule: unpretentious, and reliably open when the impulse to swing strikes. Situated at the water's edge with the Toronto skyline framing each shot, the setting carries a quiet drama that no indoor facility can replicate. The format is refreshingly straightforward: hourly mat rentals with unlimited balls, no fuss, no complicated booking ritual. The online waitlist system is a thoughtful modern touch, and the waterfront air adds a lightness to the session that a conventional range cannot manufacture. Where the experience shows its age is in the details. The hitting mats bear the honest wear of years of use, and the pricing structure during peak hours demands a scrutiny that the facility does not always reward. Those accustomed to pristine teeing surfaces and a curated soundtrack will need to calibrate expectations accordingly. Yet for the local regular, these are minor concessions in exchange for supreme convenience. This is a course correction between meetings, a stolen hour before dinner, a go-to. And in a city where accessible outdoor practice space is a genuine scarcity, The Docks fills that gap with admirable consistency.

This place is a great escape from downtown and is right on the water. While you can see the city…read moreskyline in the background, you feel away from the city which is great and relaxing! It's quite easy to reserve or join the waitlist for the driving range online. Due to the layout of the facility, the check-in spot is a little bit confusing the first time.

#ServiceStarShoutout This review is not for the golf course but the golf instructor I had here,…read moreScott D. I was recently gifted some golf lessons as a bday gift a while back. By the way, if you book private lessons, he takes the same rate regardless if you're single or in a group. After a few lessons, the package discount rate kicks in. I've been on and off with golf learning, read a book, watched some Youtube videos and received some tips from who I play with and people around the course. However, nothing beats having some in-person lessons with a pro. This is my first set of official lessons. Scott is easy to follow and gave some advice that is hardly focused on online resources. He marked my golf glove to change my grip slightly. He also gave me tips on setting up, aiming and helped me make the fine adjustments in positioning based on my height and the golf clubs I use. The grip positioning tweak is different than what I'm used to! The key takeaway I have received so far is to keep my arms/grip loose. As soon as you tighten your swing, there is more tendency to lose distance/accuracy. What an insight! I can use less effort but swing farther! I've been using my arms too much even though I thought I wasn't. So I tell myself now, go one notch looser than I think I am. This kind of intuitiveness builds naturally at an early age, so start your kids young in golf! He told us on his bad day, he would score a 74. That's his BAD day. The only issue I have is with booking him on the golf course. It seems like the golf course still runs in an old-fashioned way of writing down names on a book. You think with the 21st century, booking and confirmations are all online. One time, we were supposed to get an hour lesson, but the golf course messed up and wrote us down for half an hour. Scott was nice and just wrote it off this one time. It's all online for booking a tee time so I don't understand why they don't do the same for the instructor. Scott told us golf is his job, but his primary passion is music and songwriting. So he does performance gigs on the side as well. As for the course, I haven't played here yet maybe one day. I've been told it's not great for beginners given the longer distance. There are over 5 holes that are over 300 yards from the red tees and mostly par 4 or 5.

wow.. I am so disappointed…read more Not just one bad experience but now TWO. First time I had ever been to this golf course the entire round a marshal was on our foursome asking us to hurry even though the group in front of us was still trying to clear the green. He came back almost every other hole and we tried to explain that there's a backup somewhere but it wasn't us and he was forcing us to hit into the group in front of us. At one point when he returned and yet again interrupted our golf, he asked us to just play best ball to get through the round. Let's just start with the fact that it wasn't us being slow, and on top of this you want me to play best ball after I paid an arm and a leg to be here? As we are trying to get through this round we ended up in a thunderstorm and once the alarms set off for us to evacuate the course, we started heading back immediately but the Marshall stopped us and asked us what we were doing. We had said that the alarms mean we need to go back to the clubhouse and he said we should just keep playing. Not only is this HIGHLY dangerous but extremely unprofessional and he obviously was not trained enough to understand what those sirens meant. We then were given rain checks for the day because we barely got through the course because of the back ups and the rain. The man at the clubhouse gave all four of us rain checks for 18 holes and 2 carts. We came back today to use them and somehow were forced to pay $130. While we explained to the head pro that we were given these to play an entire round for free because of our rain checks he was completely rude and did not want to listen to us and forced us to pay $130 even though that amount didnt make sense at all. Once we finished our round today, which we didn't even get an 18 in because we played twilight, we asked him if he reviewed what had happened earlier where he then told us he made a mistake, we should have gotten the round for free but now he couldn't refund us because it would refund the rain checks as well. So now we're forced to come back, where this situation will probably happen again, and quite honestly I don't want to go back. Golf should be enjoyable and while they continue to try and make the game approachable for youth golfers and novice golfers, this course is really not helping this case. I've golfed a lot around and outside the GTA and I was so extremely excited to play here when I could finally afford it and twice now I've had the worst experience. If you have an option to play here, spend your money elsewhere.

Lambton is a diamond in the rough. For over 100 years this magnificent Riis Jones designed course…read morehas witnessed the birth of a fabulous world class city around it. Hosting this year's RMHC children's charity event, they have rolled out the red carpet for us with their gracious and professional staff. They have an 18 hole and 9 hole executive course etc. The course looks beautiful and I am looking forward to hacking it up "for the kids"!

From the owner: With 27 holes of Rees Jones designed championship golf, 5 year-round har-tru tennis courts and a…read moremodern and inviting Clubhouse, the state-of-the-art facilities make it easy to forget that Lambton is a club with more than a century of rich tradition and memories. Whether you're looking to enhance your game or are just starting out, Lambton Golf and Country Club is the place where you belong.

Beautiful family oriented place to visit…read more Great place here for dates, kids birthday party, baseball teams to practice their swings(soft and fastball), golfers. Lots of free parking, large space that is well marked, organised and staffed. All events are outside, so dress accordingly to the weather. Inside the main house is the washrooms and food. They serve big scoops of Kawartha Diary with almost all the flavours made. For mini put, there are two courses to try; Shipwreck or the logging theme. Shipwreck is slightly more challenging. Somehow my kids got the par for the course which is labelled on a sign at each hole. They now think they're big shots and want to go pro, meanwhile my ball enjoyed the water features in the Shipwreck course. The batting cages are self explanatory. Sign at each cage tells you what to expect from ball type to speed level. One token gets 15 pitches, just get the 5 special pricing, it doesn't expire. Bring your own helmet and bat as the ones supplied may not be the greatest. This area is either empty or packed with teams going there to meet up and waiting for a certain pitch. It would be better if they could adjust cages depending on needs of the group. Otherwise the wait can be long.

They offer so many great experiences for the whole family! My dad and I go for their driving range…read morewhich is wonderful. It's a good price, would recommend!

we play beach volley back here at the Docks.. i can't call it poslon pier or whatever they call it…read morenow.. its nice scenery for a driving range and on thursdays they convert into a drive in.. the $3.50 overpriced roast corn is not worth it.. might as well walk over to T&T and buy 6 for $2. good beer and they have mini golf and rock climbing if you are up for it. $13.00 a bucket. and $22.00 for 2 $8.00 a bucket if you bring a senior or a junior.