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Burlington, Ontario, L7P 0H1, Canada

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Jack Madden

May 26, 2017

Worst Golfing in town! Literally every single other place in Burlington it 10x better. Book tee time for 7:30 AM, showed up with a group, NOBODY EVEN THERE?! It looked like a witch shack in an old swamp. So my friends and I played a few holes, didn't pay yet though, because nobody was there. The course was not at all maintained. It looked like a post apocalyptic golf course. Weeds everywhere, and the fairway was basically the rough way, and the rough being a damn jungle. My friends left without paying, but the owner had just showed up, so I figured I'd pay the rip off fee for me and one other friend, simply because I felt bad and didn't know if there were security cameras or if the owners were the type to go after people for not paying. Regardless, I paid on their glitchy debit machine. I honestly hope that they go bankrupt. At least that way somebody who actually cares for golf can buy the course from the bank and actually maintain it. If it were maintained then it would be great, but it's basically just a marsh. Came home shoes soaked though. DO NOT GO HERE!!! IT is a rip off, you will not be happy. The only good reviews on here are from the owners. If I could I'd rate 0 stars, I would. Rude staff even when I did come back to pay. I kind of wish I hadn't now.

Brian Mitchell

Aug 9, 2017

Sad to see. Yes nothing stays the same but after an absence of 3 years I played there last night and was truly disappointed to see the deterioration.. The 18 holes are gone, left to the weeds. The remaining 9 holes are ok but equivalent to a poor municipal coarse. Enjoyed many games on the 18 hole track over the last 20 years. The wheels have fallen off. The facility is a mess. To play 2 nines with a cart was $55, at least $20 too much. I'm sure there could be a book written about this place, the weird buildings and stone monuments. That was my last game at a place that was once a lot of fun to play. Someone was once probably very proud of what they had built, only to have it go to waste.

Larry Norton

Feb 18, 2017

Very rediculis . Arrived to play no body in the place.the 18 hole was closed so suggested we would play 9 twice. They first told ME they normally don't take credit cards but would accept mine. Again nobody there!!!! Then they overcharged me but I thought they need the money so whatever. Course is mess . They should really try and make it attractive buy it is the last time they will see ME or my friend who was appalled. Very disappointed

Ledge c

Dec 27, 2016

"A" knows what hes talking about ^. Great people and great friends all around. Reminds me of a municipal version of Hazeltine. Tall pines and red oaks line the fairway. Pure quality track.

Matthew Douglas

Oct 8, 2016

Horrendously overpriced and run down 9 hole golf course. The fairways are rough, the greens have seen better days decades ago, and the clubhouse is dilapidated and on the verge of collapse. This place may have been nice in the 50s or 60s, but not worth the price considering better golfing can be had for the same price within short driving distance in any direction. Spent more time searching for my ball in overgrown grass than playing. Would never play this place again even if they allowed me to do it for free, even then it's a rip off.

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