Streetsville Glen Golf Club

The greens were in good shape, but the fairways were dry. No signs to know where to go for the 8th hole, you have to go back through the gravel entrance and go across the street. I had to go into the clubhouse, which is just a trailer to ask where it was because there weren’t any signs. Don’t waste your money here, go elsewhere. It’s the first and last time I will golf here.

I recently played at Streetsville Glen Golf Club and had mixed feelings about the experience. The staff were really friendly and made me feel welcome right away, which was nice. The course itself is pretty quiet, so it’s easy to relax and not feel rushed, which I appreciated. That said, the first few holes were honestly confusing. I wasn’t sure which flag to aim for at times, and there were no maps or clear signs to help out. If it’s your first time there, be prepared to spend a bit figuring out the layout. Also, there weren’t any benches around, and no golf carts were available, so you’ll be walking the whole way. At $35 for 9 holes, I think there are better options nearby if you want a smoother experience or more amenities. But if you’re looking for a low-key place that’s not busy, with a couple of really nice finishing holes, this could work. Just don’t expect anything fancy.

Great course for beginners! Photos from end of May, and the course was nothing fancy nor groundbreaking and pretty small, but a quiet and relatively well maintained course to practice on! The prices were very fair, the staff was friendly during our check in process when we went for a walk in!