Toronto golf courses

[Ninja15]

Last year they were charging $58 to walk. It's a fairly easy stroll until the final few holes.

[Uncle Peter]

I see, it's a par 72 correct? It's about $10 more than most courses near my area, but it's still reasonable.

[JML22]

Man i wish i got into golf when it was free for me

[Uncle Peter]

Free? Awww you did miss your chance man.

[JML22]

Yeah, grew up in a small town with a very good course and 2 other mediocre ones
Friends worked at it, i had the opportunity to aswell
I wish i never quit golf when i was 12 blah

[JML22]

so i'm in TO now
any reccomendtation for some good golf+ cart deals?

[Uncle Peter]

Well it depends. How far are you willing to go?

[moadhia]

so i'm in TO now

Here is a list of courses I like in the greater toronto area.

- Silver Lakes ( North of highway 404). Well kept and challenging. - Osprey Valley . Links style and challenging but fun. - Angus Glen ( pricey, the Canadian Open was held here) - Eagles Nest (again pricey but if you play after 12 , its a good deal) - Ballantrae golf club ( Amazing twilight rate) - Richmond hill Golf club ( course is short 6000 yards. on weekends you can replay for free but cart is not included. Not a bad deal for $89).

[Uncle Peter]

Yes, Angus Glen is very nice.

[JML22]

So i golfed a bunch in toronto
Golf mandarin with family friends - not bad straight forward course, would never consider being a member there, really good dimsum after actually lol
Golfed Angus glen south - really nice- stupidly ••••in hard setup that day, almost not fun
Deer creek- not a bad course - overpriced and a lot of snotty people there.
Cardinal- not a bad course just to have a nice easy relaxing low scoring round to feed the ego
four seasons - ^^^

[Uncle Peter]

That sounds amazing. I've got to try that combo of courses soon.

[moadhia]

So i golfed a bunch in toronto

Next time you go up there, try Eagles Nest. Its an awesome course as well, in the same league as Angus Glen.

[Ninja15]

Not sure which track you played at Cardinal (hopefully Redcrest) but Angus is definitely heads & shoulders above the rest. How did the 4 Seasons sneak into your rotation....did you lose a bet?!?

[nevets88]

Are there any courses associated with U of T? Just curious.

[Quinn07]

If you do end up in TO again and can play with a Clublink member, go and play Wyndance. It's an absolute gem...Greg Norman design.

[Uncle Peter]

Are there any courses associated with U of T? Just curious.

I'm not sure about courses, but U of T has a Winter Golf Dome where you can practice during the winter, and where you might be able to play. They also have private lessons there too, but I only think this is during the winter.

If you do end up in TO again and can play with a Clublink member, go and play Wyndance. It's an absolute gem...Greg Norman design.

I'll definatly check this out, but first I need the membership.

[Quinn07]

Are there any courses associated with U of T? Just curious.

University's usually have a "home course" for their players. I don't know if playing priviledges would be extented to regular student body or not.

[JML22]

We did 4 seasons cause a buddy lives out there and he picked me up and wanted to go.
Nah we didnt do redcrest, golfed with some people who didnt want to golf a championship course