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very underrated course. Just fun and fair and good for the price

It's a nice course. Only issue is a lot of players seem to chew up the course and not repair ball marks on the greens. For the condition the course is being left in it is a bit overpriced. For $100 there are better options, but with a good price from golfnow.com it's a good value

I played this course a few years ago and didn't really feel drawn back. Then last year I played the North a was extremely disappointed in the course quality for the $$.
This year I entertained clients on the newly renovated south and it was superb! I haven't gotten this place out of my head! I'm dying to go back!

excellent course, but I must say that there are a few areas on the course that unnecessarily penalize you even after making a great shot. I guess it could be considered part of course management if you played there before, but if you're not very familiar with the course there is garbage that can ruin a hole after a solid tee shot.

Otherwise fantastic course!

Love this place, but the fees are too high during prime time. But really a pleasure to play

Great course for a great early season rate! Played on a days with wind gusts up to 50km/h. These are possibly the toughest greens in the GTA to play on a very windy day. But still had a great time and very friendly staff!

Best all around course/value/experience!
There is no excuse to not get out and experience this place!

played Mooreland and Parkland, preferred the Mooreland for an experience, but the Parkland would be my first choice if I had only one round left to play at the facility. Crazy greens, but great course conditions

What a beautiful and scenic course! It was like being in a movie setting. You literally feel like you are going back in time to a desolate setting. Beautiful!!! Worth the drive!

Tough course with very some very long par 4s and sucker par 3s. Overall excellent value and experience!!

Really nice but I prefer the Hoot. But really nice...

One of the most over looked gems in the GTA
I get out on the course a few times a year and it's always an incredible challenge. Par 5s are designed to make you think and work. Lay ups of the tee are a must on 3-4 of them, but it's a blessing in disguise since it makes you think hard about where to place your 2nd shot lay up. Greens are true 3 tiers, so misses are sometimes better to be off the green but on the correct tier.
All around great course, quiet and well kept. I usually shoot mid 80s but breaking 90 from the blue tees is a victory at the Valley.