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Turtle Creek Golf Club

Turtle Creek Golf Club

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3.7 Google Review
11660 Guelph Line, Milton, Ontario, L0P 1B0, Canada
(905) 854-4653 www.turtlecreekgolf.ca
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Dec 15, 2017
Right off the highway, very good condition course, decent prices. Watch out for tricky holes and greens that aren't visible, we almost hit the group Infront of us several time...oops. You can also enjoy lunch and lose some money at Mohawk Casino right down the road!

Aug 11, 2017
3/5 rating based on course only. Establishment were good to deal with. I like the course in general but lots of holes are annoying. However the back is just not right for most. 3 out of first 4 holes requires a drive that carries a minimum 210 yards from the back tees. Most recreational golfers cannot do this. I can hit my 4 iron 210 but my driver is awful and has trouble carrying this. I ended up playing the carry in 2 shots. Hitting from back tees to the hidden white tee box and carry from there. For me this was easier. Also tee box should be raised if you leave the grass/weed in front so high. Hole 13 I think, you have about 8 yards of clearance max to get the drive airborne or get dragged down by the 4 feet high plants. Overall I still enjoyed the course and staff was very polite and homey. Feels like family run, but no beverage cart at all. We played 2 rounds under 6hrs and no cart came around. Not a big deal for us but some might not like it. Course is hard first time around, 2nd time much easier with course knowledge. Greens ran decently fast even while raining.

May 8, 2017
MY friends and I golf here frequently. This course is an amazingly great value for money. The green fee is very reasonable. It's a difficult course and because of all the trees you really have very little chance of playing errant drives. It's a course for accurate players. Which I am not.lol. My favorite hole is number 6 it's a dog leg left from an elevated tee. It's beautiful driving through a forest to get there. That is easily the biggest feature of Turtle Creek that I like most. The trees every where you really feel like your in a national park not just a golf course. Another hole I like is hole number 13 it's green is on a spit of land that's really hard to navigate. there's also a cute bridge to get to the green. The staff are always very friendly.

Aug 7, 2017
Over priced for a Sunday, 4 golfers-1 Junior-1 Senior and 2 Adults-$238-I would have booked a better course if I was going to spend that on this layout. They have had better deals in past. Much better deals on nicer courses for a Junior and Senior to play. Looking at reviews last few weeks, they are not favorable.

Aug 25, 2017
Grab a course tip book at beginning of round for those who have never played. I found one in my cart but was 2016. Very helpful. Not sure if they have a them for 2017. Yardage was between a par 3 course and regular 18 hole course. Fairways and greens were in great shape. Alot of blind shots with dog legs and rolling hills that also go sideways do your ball will kick. As most people say it is tight. I went when it was not busy so no fear about getting hit however if it was busy " four" will be the word of the day. Bring lots of balls as I read from one poster. Some tee shots you have to carry 210 to make it. Even the white tees had one or two difficult tee offs that you had quite a bit to carry to clear. My dad just went to the red tees for those. Greens are small and tricky. This course you have to bring your "a" short game. Great staff . I would not pay full price but got a great deal online. 13 th hole is my favourite on the course.

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