4 Seasons Country Club

This course is geared towards a golfer that doesn’t hit very long, or is looking for a great course to practice your irons. The average length of t shot on par 4s and 5s will be around 200 yards. Greens were cut to an appropriate length, and ran true which i was surprised to see. I was surprised to see how insanely small these greens were. If your chipping and putting isn’t on point you’re in for it. Fairways were a traditional 2nd cut length which i was not the most excited to see. These fairways are extremely narrow. Tee boxes were second cut as well, which wasn’t very nice given this was an iron course for me. Despite the cut length i was happy to see they weren’t torn up, and were very lush. This is a course you will want to grab a cart, the hills between holes are sometimes very steep and winding. The reason for the 3 stars; the layout of the holes makes this course the worst hard hat course i have ever played. I was wizzed by a ball on multiple occasions. If your shot leaks even 20 yards from the centre of the green or fairway you’re yelling fore. All four of us, 2 groups paired together, agreed we would never play this course again.

Celebrated Canada Day 2025 at the Golf Course. It was also their 40th anniversary. Kudos to the family celebrating this milestone. This definitely is the "Prettiest Golf Course" with excellent course conditions - well cut grass and Greens were firm. We thoroughly enjoyed the game and were pleasantly surprised by the management gesture of giving each player a cap. Best wishes to reach a century of providing us Great Value.

Have been coming here for years, and it never disappoints. Nearly all tee boxes, fairways and greens have always been superbly maintained (greens are not very fast though, but no complaints), staff is friendly, and pricing is very reasonable. Although it is a shorter course both in yardage and par, the difficulty of many of the shots you must commit to more than make up for it. There are some seriously challenging shots to be played, but the course is still quite fair for all skill levels. Not to mention, some seriously impressive elevation changes; I do recommend a cart, especially for the valley (front nine) but walking is viable if you don’t mind a decent workout. Overall, there is never a dull moment when playing this course, and it is certainly worth the money.