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 ......

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.

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!

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.

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.

This is one of the best Exec courses (Par 3s and 4s) in the GTA. It's a very fun course that's not…read moreoverly challenging, but enough to make it interesting for an avid golfer. It's also easily the best value you're going to find. For a little over $20, I paid much more for farmer field type courses. Everything was just so lush!! There were lots of ball marks on the greens, but that's probably due to the amount of newbs this place would attract not fixing their marks. But even then, it's still in pretty good shape. We were playing sandwhiched between two groups of seniors, and they all did it happily. There are no powered carts and only pulls, but you really don't need it. It's a fairly flat course except for the first and last holes. Plus its a very lovely stroll through the park. With all the naturally lined trees, this place will be gorgeous in the fall, and I can't wait to go back.

Came on a weekend afternoon and there were still plenty of spots available for indoor and outdoor…read morerange. Outdoor is less pricey and priced per bucket of balls while indoors is hourly? They also have clubs for rental as well. Jumbo bucket with 100 balls come out to around $30 and reg bucket with 60 balls is around $22 plus tax. Pay for the buckets at the clubhouse before going to the range. With the outdoor stalls they have both real grass or fake turf. The fake turf provides the usual left handed or right handed grass panels with a rubber tee. The rubber tee is a bit high as I know some other places usually have a taller and a shorter rubber tee for interchanging. Otherwise the spots are pretty good (no shade fyi) and the ball dispensing machine is quick and fast.

The process to get a bucket of balls for the outdoor range is very quick and easy, with a QR code…read morescanner that they have at the ball dispenser. It's definitely more worth it to head to the outdoor range than the indoor one if you're not too serious about golf, as it is cheaper and less busy. I'm not too familiar with ranges, but some of the spots had chunks of grass missing, so we had to walk out a little further to find a solid patch to use. There is a lot of space though, so it wasn't too hard to find! It did start raining quite heavily while we were there, so if you're worried about the weather, it's important to know that there is no coverage for the outdoor section!

Great location. 20 minutes from North York City Centre. Golf course in excellent condition. Can…read morebook 3 weeks in advance online. Need credit card to book. Weekend mornings costs $115 + tax =$130 per person per round, including power cart , bacon& sausage McMuffiin and Hash Brown. Washrooms very clean, small Pro shop with limited merchandise. Driving range and putting green available. Takes 4 hours and 14 minutes to play 18 holes. Some holes are quite challenging , gullies and water hazards swallow your golf balls! Some holes are hilly, I'm glad I'm riding instead of walking. At $130, its not cheap but you get what you paid for!

Beautifully maintained golf course, driving range & facilities!…read more This past golfing season Richmond Hill GC was a huge part of the reason why I was way more consistent & committed! I thoroughly enjoyed all the days, sunsets & hours spent at the driving range practicing This place is just beautiful & so conveniently located close to home. Workers here are friendly, knowledgeable and very helpful. Special shoutout to Sal for going through the extra trouble of locating a more suitable club for me when I wasn't really happy about the one they initially gave (& also bringing it right up to me at the range!) The driving range is pretty spacious & there are plenty (although it does get more crowded later on in the day). There are a few target practicing flags on the range as well. I haven't had the chance to play holes here but I would love to next season!