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Upper Unionville Golf Club

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11207 Kennedy Rd, Markham, Ontario, L6C 1P2, Canada
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Mar 14, 2019
Great place and club house just had interview there hope i get the job

Sep 20, 2018
Golfed here as part of a company organized tournament. The course was beautiful and varied in distance and difficulty. For I who was playing golf for the first time, it was a lot of fun. The course and the clubhouse are beautiful and the staff are friendly. Remember to bring a credit card when renting a set of golf clubs from the pro shop.

Oct 9, 2018
Great all around golf course. Course is undergoing some changes but the unaffected areas are in great condition. Great public course. I expect it to be perfect in summer 2019

Jul 10, 2018
blue 91. Waited 25 years to play this course. It was worth the wait. They certainly made good use of the small amount of land they have so there is no large tracks of walking between holes. The holes are fairly high quality and some are fairly challenging. The green fees are a bit high though, perhaps about $30 too much and there is no driving range, just a chipping area and driving net. The members here are likely hoping you stay away since they fear an influx of outsiders now that it is open to the public. Maybe the higher green fees will keep some away for a while. This is likely a good course for autumn because it is fairly exposed. I will be back but not for a few years since too many other courses in the area to experience.

Jun 12, 2018
Played in a fundraising tournament there yesterday. Great course. Formerly Mandarin Golf Club. They are open to the public, nicely done course and fun to play. Will definitely be playing there this summer. The lunch we had was exceptional and staff were very helpful and friendly.

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