Tips: - You need to sign a waiver with Canada Park Golf…read more - Bring photo ID, such as a driver's licence. You'll need it as a deposit to rent out a golf ball and club. When I heard I could learn how to play golf with a ball, a club, and an hour, it felt too good to be true. A recent Yelp event introduced me to Canada Park Golf (CPG). I had a great time. I got a 20% coupon for my next visit and used it. I first got here five minutes before we were to start playing at 6 pm. Parking was at a premium. I found a parking spot that was more dirt than pavement. Luckily, it was dry dirt. I had no problem backing into the spot and heading over to the registration area, which is a blue trailer. If you are prone to being bitten by mosquitoes, I recommend using NATPAT patches. I have been outdoors with a lot of leafy trees and grass at least four times within a month, including at CPG. No mosquito bites. They are amazing! I also recommend bringing a water bottle to stay hydrated. There are 18 holes. I feel that I needed more than an hour to finish the course. With a pass, you can stay here as long as you need. Jason, the owner, was nice when we met him at the Yelp event. His making sure that we we were good extended to his staffers, who were kind and helpful. We got instructions on how to hold the club. I am right-handed and got the proper club. I had to grip the club with my left hand and then grip my right hand below it. We visited the trailer to get our golf clubs and balls. The female staffer asked for ID for incidentals. We all didn't have our ID on us. Oops! She trusted us. I gave her my name. We were good. Our group got hole 1 to start. We couldn't see the flag for hole 1 until a staffer showed us that it was around the bend. We got a bend in our first par 4 hole. It was a lot of fun. My swing got better towards the end of the hour... haha! The downside was that our groups of four started at different holes. Our group didn't want to hit anyone in front of us, so we waited till the coast was clear before we played. It meant that we barely got through the first nine holes. We all didn't mind. We wanted to make sure that we captured these fun moments and took photos. I talked to a female staffer about each hole. It's an eight-inch stainless steel hole that was imported for Korea. The wider hole allows the ball to drop a lot easier. I was grateful for the 20% coupon. It was so much fun. I recommend going when there's a light breeze and it isn't scorching hot outside. It's a great way to get some exercise without killing yourself! (320)

Definitely was more fun than I had anticipated. Great for kids learning the game or for seniors…read moretrying to get their steps in. An affordable night out with the family for sure!

This is great golf course for beginners like me. The price was also very reasonable. I went on a…read moreweekday with my friends and it was $65 per person including taxes and the power cart for 18 holes. There's also an area for driving range if you just want to practise your swings. I've only gone on a course a few times so I'm still not too familiar with all the rules. If you are not too familiar with it as well, be sure to read the rules on the card that I've posted. Remember to arrive 20 mins before your Tee time to make payment and you should book the time in advance. This is another great fun family activity for "staycation". With my family, we don't take this game seriously so we play best ball so that we don't feel too much pressure from the group behind us. I recall the first time taking my daughter golfing when she was about 9 and she just loved riding the power kart!

Terrible course, had to wait on every hole and the martials did nothing to fix it. Never coming…read moreback, poor round to say the least

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!

Went with friends as hang out activity in Scarborough Town center near by store lots lots of free…read moreparking. Going inside there is a small arcade area washroom on site and the mini golf counter. Checked in and got the putters and balls. 18 holes some more challenging than others. Set up is nice all the glow in the dark paints pop out like neon lights. Fun spot. Now the score card that can be downloaded online rather than pencil and paper. Great price $15/ per person. Would come back another time.

Went to this place for a quick little daydate. We did mini golfing which was super cute and I loved…read morethe layout of the golfing. Place was very small though. I wouldn't say this location is for children per se. Maybe for a cute adult day. The staff was friendly.

We celebrated our birthday this year, and making a reservation for the date was so easy! On the day…read moreoff the staff were so friendly and attentive, they helped us place orders for food and drinks, and dimmed the lights and played happy birthday while we blew out the candles. Interior is so nice and there is something for everyone there would book here again

Booked a package (Partee for 20) for my boyfriend's birthday and everyone had a really good time…read more Price was reasonable for what was being given ($150/hr): sim golf, karaoke, darts and pool + you can choose to get food and the drinks (alc and non-alc) from the place itself and/or through their partnering restaurants at additional charges. You can also bring your own food but there is a charge per person. The great - The customer service is top notch. I bombarded them with questions over email, they didn't leave a single one unanswered, they were quick to respond and very accommodating. The patience in answering multiple emails, questions and follow up questions is how I knew my experience here would be good. The good - The alcoholic drink options were okay, the variety wasn't large but the cocktails and mocktails were good. Food was good too. The karaoke was a bit confusing to navigate at first but we got the hang of it. There's something for everyone here and coming in a large group definitely made it worth it.

I think this will become my future home for a driving range. It's a bit out of the city, but it…read moreprovides everything you'd want from a range. A large bucket costs $13 and you can hit off either matts or a grass area. The grassy area was as hard as a rock, but it's been so dry in Toronto this year. The condition of the target "greens" are not much, but at least there's plenty of different distance flags to go at. But what really sets this place apart is a decent chipping area with a bunker and an okay practice green. I must have spent a few hours just on the chipping area alone. My short game is just awful, but hopefully practicing here will fix that. And hey, no short jokes allowed! To get there from the city.. from the 404 go east on Elgin Mills then South on Kennedy.

Terrible! There are no tee boxes. Have to bring your own balls. I put my tee and ball down and…read morenext thing I know a bulldozer has driven over it. There are mounds of dirt. Wouldn't recommend.

Great afternoon trying "duck" bowling with some of my favorite coworkers. Good retro music over the…read moreloud speaker and a little exercise in duck bowling. This was a humbling experience because despite being a pretty good consistently over 100 regular bowler I didn't crack a 50 in my first game. The second game wasn't much better. I ended up with a 43. Despite the poor bowling scores I enjoyed the venue and the food and the company and the music. The location is above the Dundas station in the building with the Shake Shack. I'm new to Toronto so please excuse my ignorance. With the recent cold spell it's nice to not have to go outside to access the location. There are 15 lanes and a full bar. Happy hour runs from noon till 4 pm so plan accordingly. We didn't get here until 430 pm so missed happy hour this time around. Drinks include wine and beer and cocktails along with mocktails. Food menu is extensive and extremely delicious. We had garlic knots, 2 types of wings - garlic Parmesan and honey garlic. We also had the Caesar salad which turned out to be a delicious work of art. All in all a lovely Tuesday afternoon that I'd recommend to others in the area looking for something a little different from regular drinks at the bar after work.

The Ballroom Bowl at Yonge and Dundas is a fun, lively spot that puts a fresh spin on bowling with…read moreits 15 duckpin lanes. If you haven't tried duckpin bowling before, it's a little different--smaller, lighter balls (no finger holes), shorter pins, and you get three rolls per frame, which makes it a bit more forgiving and a lot of fun. The space has a great vibe with shuffleboard, pool tables, and a solid menu of comfort food and drinks to keep the night going, however service was a little slow. Whether you're out with friends, planning a date night, or looking for a unique group hangout, it's a great place to let loose and have a good time.

This is a super interesting park. It crosses a few streets, so you do need to pay attention. It's…read moregot a great walking path it's really easy on the knees. Tons of squirrels including black ones reside here. There are a few playing fields and parts of it if you're in the right section. It's a lovely area.

I always take Ramsden Park as a short cut whenever I need to walk from Rosedale Station to…read moreDavenport/Annex, really enjoyable walk doesn't matter what seasons. Softball Diamond, Skating/Hockey Rink, Children's Play area and even Tennis Courts! Great off leash dog park area with an active Dog Owner's Association.. you can find them on Facebook if you want to find some playmates for your dogs. Activities for all ages and all seasons... Or you can just like me, taking a leisure walk is as refreshing! The street parking across the tennis courts and skating rink is only 1 hour from 10 am to 3 pm, other time you will need a permit.... just in case you are driving down!