CFB Borden Golf Club - Anderson Park

CFB Borden's surviving golf course, and it is a beauty. An impressively challenging 18 that offers everything from bunkers to pond/river water hazards. Conditions are very well maintained, the have an exceptional Club House Staff (and instructors), and the kitchen offerings are absolutely delicious.

You're "Bang-For-Buck" is surprisingly good for this type of course and is well worth your time.

Played yesterday on what MAY have been the first day the course was open for play. As such, certain aspects weren’t quite “ready for prime time” but in fairness, the same likely can be said for every other course in the area — greens were still recovering from aerating (close, but not quite); a few soggy areas on the course; no garbage cans or ball washers; a couple bunkers missing rakes. Overall, though, an enjoyable round on a course I like and am familiar with.

Twentfive years ago I would play 80 plus games a year on this course as a member but I have not played it for ten years. I was so pleased to see that it is still in excellent condition and provides a great day of golf. It is a shot placement course and very fair to those who understand that.
The general public is mostly unaware that one does not need to be a member of the military to become a member at this course. Additionally, access to Base Borden is as simple as driving in - no iD checks to get to the course.

Great value!!!

Base Borden is a Federally owned course that is very well maintained. There are several challenging holes including a couple of long par 4's. The signature hole is probably the 15th which is not only visually stunning but offers the player the choice of "going for it" on the second shot or playing short of the hazard. The green is devious with a wicked slope from front to back.
Be aware -All the green are fast and require caution when putting.

Saturday rate was a little expensive but the course is good, wide open fairways, many little "moguls" down the fairway. Was going to eat lunch but was no one to greet us or take our order so we left and went to an nearby restaurant.

Fun course to play, I've played it 18-20 times this summer. Always properly maintained and overall great quality greens. Excellent price if your military or veteran.

Course was in great shape although with the amount of rain we've had this year all courses should be in great shape. Greens are in good shape and are really fast. I would definitely recommend this course

Very good conditions despite the amount of rain received, the price through golfnow was excellent

The course it's self is ok but not worth the price they charge. Full price rounds with a cart is around 80 bucks it's more of a 40-50 dollar course. When booking on this app you only pay a small part of the fee and get taxed twice as golfnow taxes you which they should then the course taxes you again once you go to pay the remainder. Some staff there are nice but a few are very argumentative. I gave it a two star because of the price, getting taxed twice, and the guy I delt with my last round there was very rude. Probably my last round I play there.

Course is well maintained and groomed nicely. my only concern is its not worth $73.00. Course should be at max 60.00. otherwise fun to play

For anyone leaving a review for Anderson Park, the course has ceased operations as of 2016. The only remaining course at CFB Borden is "Circled Pine" and can be found here : www.bordengolf.com

My wife and I like to try every course we can atleast once. This one was on our list for a while as we've heard good things - it didn't disappoint.
It's an old course with some kitschy retro designs around the elevated greens. The greens and fairways were in great condition. We had a foursome of very friendly vets behind us, and were fortunate enough to play with a pleasant member/vet with lots of stories.
Sure, this isn't a McBroom or a Carrick, but it had a great atmosphere and a nice layout with room to air it out off the tees.
Well worth the trip.

The course was good. The par 4's were quite long especially into the wind (which most of them seemed to be). There was no starter at the first tee and there were two twosomes in front of us that should have been paired up. Greens were fast and in good shape.