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Dentonia Park Golf Course

Dentonia Park Golf Course

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781 Victoria Park Ave, Toronto, Ontario, M4B 2J1, Canada
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Jun 16, 2019
Great casual course, all you really need is a pitching wedge and a putter. Staff are really friendly too. I’ve never had a bad experience at Dentonia, and it’s proximity to vp station makes it super easy to get to.

May 5, 2019
Today was my first time on the course, but I had a great time. As a par 3 it's very casual, and everyone we encountered was friendly and having fun. It's a great place for a casual golfer. They manage to pack a lot into a relatively small space.

Jul 9, 2019
What a little gem, right in the city. Perfect for working on your short game. Go off peak times as it gets really busy and slow.

Mar 1, 2019
I've been to Dentonia a handful of times and it's a perfectly decent city-owned par 3. I like how it's conveniently located within the city (East York) and for a small course they usually have someone out in the cart providing refreshments. If you're looking to pull out the woods this isn't the place but for a quick round on a nice day it's not a bad choice at all. Just be careful if you're a lefty or hook the ball, Victoria Park Ave is really close on some of the perimeter holes!

Apr 28, 2019
It's a great city course!! Nice and challenging, conditions were great for spring golf!! Booking our tee time and confirming our booking was flawless! I love this course!!!

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