GreenTee Country Club Westwood Plateau Fine

I’ve been really impressed with the improvements GreenTee has been making lately. You can tell they’re putting serious effort (and money) into making the course and facilities look great, fresh paint, new mats at the range, and just an overall cleaner, more polished feel. It definitely makes a difference. The pro shop is a highlight for me. I usually go in the evenings, and the staff are always friendly and knowledgeable. There’s one woman in particular who is so welcoming, always greeting people with a smile and really knowing her stuff. The new clothing lineup is a breath of fresh air, though I’d love to see a bit more variety at different price points, right now it feels like it caters more to the “lifestyles of the rich and famous” than the everyday golfer. The restaurant side is where things could improve. The staff are trying, but it seems like they’re stretched too thin, and that does show in the service. Hopefully with some extra support, that will improve as well. Overall, GreenTee is heading in a really positive direction. The golf staff, course conditions, and recent updates are making this a fantastic place to play, and I’m looking forward to seeing how it continues to grow.

Greentee JR Academy has been such a welcoming and positive place for our kids. The atmosphere is friendly, the staff are warm, and the coach make learning fun while still keeping things structured. Our kids genuinely enjoy coming, highly recommend!

I am torn between a 3 and 4 here, but 3.5 is not an option. Staff very friendly here. It really is a great layout, amazing scenery at times. But......this is not a course for golfers who average over 95 on other 18-hole tracks. Quite "hilly", but I grew up on Richmond, BC courses, so everything is "hilly" to me! It took 5-1/2 hours to play. The group behind us, who were regulars, hit into us on three occasions, even though you can see where the people in front of you are on the screens on your carts. On one hole on the back nine, there were four groups waiting on the tee, and possibly would have been more if groups didn't start quitting and driving by. The greens can be very fast and the rough tough. That being said, I have heard good things about the new owner(s) and appreciated the improvements taking place, especially getting rid of the rock-fill in the bunkers to fluffy white sand. For reference, I am a 23-handicap. At $140 for the green fee (including half a cart), in addition to approximately $40 in golf balls lost, that's too much for a golfer of my caliber. This course is a gem for better players, but it's just not for me.