Excellent place to play golf. Caters to all skill levels. The course is well maintained.read more

Had a lot fun on this course. I went here for a charity work event and it was my first time…read moregolfing. I didn't finish the course but I did do 9 holes. The holes that I did do were pretty fun though challenging. I spoke to a golf friend afterwards and he mentioned this course is definitely a challenging one. So maybe not the best course to do if you are a first time golfer like me lol. The carts were fun to drive and the bugs were that bad. I went in the beginning of September. The cart girls bring alcohol while you are on your course. There are showers in the bathrooms and towels as well. I would definitely come back here.

Nice public course for the money but we had to leave early because of the terrible mosquito/ bug…read moreinfestation due to swampy, marsh conditions; the absolutely worst golf experience ever.

Great golf and views , definitely recommend it The golf…read morecourse is well maintained and good greens Thank you

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!

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.

Awesome serenity out here!!! I was way overdue to play here and glad I did. Wide open fairways and…read moresome wicked challenging greens but what a great course... A hidden gem that stands out!! The greens were punched already so it made it a bit more difficult to putt but still, it's golf, how can you go wrong??? I wish they had a way to repair the tee boxes, that would be a five-star rating for sure. The grounds were immaculate which is quite a feat in itself. They have a 18 and 9 hole course here, I played the 18 hole course today. The pro shop is well stocked and the staff are all very friendly, and the marshals are hilarious and very engaging. Thanks. Irish. Hills for a great start to my Thanksgiving weekend!

Great location for a course, easy commute from the city. Pretty standard layout with mediocre…read moremaintenance. Clubhouse is improved and staff is very friendly. Great course for beginners or mid level players with not too many challenging holes.

Cheap date night! Hubby and I had a great time playing Mini Golf at On the Green. It's very close…read moreto home and run by wonderfully friendly staff. The business has been around for a while and since the mini-putt course is outside it has become quite weathered. It has not been very well maintained which adds an extra challenge to playing the course, but since the activity is so inexpensive, we quite enjoyed the extra challenge. The driving range was busy with a constant stream of new golfers. There is a noisy ball machine providing buckets of balls for the range which was used fairly regularly. There were all ages on the range from retired to families with little golfers and since the range is away from the main road, it's a safe place to have some fun with friends or practice your swing. Personally, I have never hit a long range golf ball but it looks like I will be trying it soon!

Our usual mini golf place was close so we said lets give this place a try and I am glad we did…read more This place is reasonably priced, 14$ pp for 18 holes, with 2 kids it took about 1 hour (some of the holes we did more than once). The design is great, holes are challenging, they have a great app to keep score we had a blast. The only downside is sometimes you need to wait for the people infront of you to finish the next hole or you feel bad others are waiting for you. But since there is no rush and everyone are having a good time no one cares. There is also a mini arcade to pass time if you arrived to early or need to wait for your time slot. Bottom line: great place and my kids are already asking when are we going again.

You can't go wrong going to Putting Edge as an activity! My friend and I went on a Friday night and…read moreit was busy. We made a reservation but we're running late. We called up and the girl had no problem that we came 10 minutes late. There are 18 holes and it takes about an hour to complete. The designs on the wall are quirky and fun! Of course the glow in the dark bracelets make you feel like a kid again hehe!

The Marshes is set in a very pretty location. My review is only on the event we recently attended:…read moreY101 is working with the Golf Club to present the occasional event in the space that used to be a restaurant... presuming they still do Sunday brunch? I don't know about that. I have not been there in such very long time, and only had brunch there once or twice (although I do have to admit that they did offer an excellent brunch at the time.) However, for this event, none of the low tables were set up - only a few bar stools. Since this event started at 8:00pm, we went to dinner elsewhere with friends beforehand and ended up here. Entrance was free for this event ("Three Girls With Guitars"), but there was not a huge turnout - some people, but not as many as I had expected, considering the event was advertised on Facebook. Normally, this place itself would garner a 3- or 4-star rating, but I wasn't a huge fan of this particular event. For one thing, although there were 3 or 4 stations to get drinks, all drinks were $5.50 each whether you chose beer or wine; but at least they did have a few different choices for either one. On the other hand, and a big minus IMHO, they were not offering coffee! How bizarre, for a place that normally serves as a restaurant, to not offer coffee! What is the designated driver supposed to drink?? Worse than that, while walking around the venue, we came to one bar section that had a pathway behind it (to the kitchen, I think?) - you could see the coffee maker sitting there and easily accessible, but they were not using it! The other thing I did not like was that although the singers' voices were obviously amplified, they were not very clear when speaking. Maybe that's just me and the noise level at the time, which is to be expected. But there was a lot of banter coming from the stage; it would have been nice to hear what they had to say. And you couldn't see them very well from all angles; you had to be standing right in front of the stage to see them. There were no tables whatsoever in front. We didn't end up staying very long (less than 1 hour), which is really too bad; it's not far from home which was one thing that appealed to me in the first place - and being free to get in was another. Hopefully I will have a chance to go back to The Mashes for other more enjoyable reasons...

Extremely nice golf course that is used for some PGA events. The course is tough and it's the most…read moreexpensive course in town. With that said you get a kart with a GPS with a button that allows staff to come find you for anything. The course is extremely well maintained with a decent clubhouse and restaurant there.