Bathurst Glen Golf Club

Very slow pace but otherwise a great day. Only our 3rd time out this season.

Interesting holes with a decent amount of forgiveness and difficulty. At 4500y from the blacks, it is a great distance to have a 3 hour round that is easily walkable. 35 minutes from downtown Toronto. Overall we had a great time and will definitely be back.

There are a few challenging holes, but most are wide open and shorter than at most courses. It was an enjoyable round, but before booing, I recommend that you ask about expected pace of play for the time you are considering.

I took my daughter and we had a great time; however, the course is in terrible shape. The fairways need to be much better defined (many areas it was hard to tell the difference between fairway and rough). The tee boxes were very torn up. The greens were a test of frustration as none of the greens ran true. In some cases it was like putting through an obstacle course!

Good course for just getting out though.

The course itself was pretty good. The staff friendly. However the pace was ridiculously slow. There was a foursome and a two-some in front of me and i putposely played at 2:44 on a weekday but it was so slow I waited a good ten minutes every hole and it was not a great experience.

Nice, not-too-difficult course north of the city. Mainly par3s, few short par 4s, and one short par5. Well-maintained, esp. the greens. Good "regular course" experience for new golfers. Busy when I played (Tuesday afternoon, hot and sunny after a morning of rain), but I was able to play through as a single. Finished with two older gentlemen who were pleasant to play with.

Given the heavy rain this year 2017 the course conditions were the best I have seen in years
Course improvements are always encouraged for best layout and play.
I would recommend golfers play this intermediate level course to enhance skills and enjoy the feel of a well groomed course.

We like the course. Great layout for an executive course. We played on a Wednesday and the greens were extremely slow; had not been cut since Saturday morning. One group ahead of us played only nine holes. On the 13th hole then, a threesome familiar with the course had just finished 14, then swung back to play 13 and 14 a second time. They held us up for the rest of the game. That should not happen but what do you want for the money?

I am never disappointed with Bushwood.

It is nicely laid out and the course is normally in good condition.

The staff are friendly.

Priced reasonably, nice driving range, putting green and chipping area as well.

Location was great for us and we all enjoyed playing there very much. We will return!

I played at noon and there was "traffic jam". This course is favored by ladies and young golfers.who play relatively slower than average, causing "traffic jam" which is not well managed by the Marshall. The most challenging hole is the 17th hole for seniors who cannot get good distance with swings. The tip is to head for right side over the fence as this distance is shorter than left side. As most of the holes are par 3, you need not use power cart. Walking is also a good open air exercise, earning both money and health.

Very busy and overbooked. Took 4 1/2 hours to walk a 3 1/2 course.

Got to the course wanting to use the practice range for free as it was included in my round purchase but it was closed at 12:00 PM?

Then we went to get are cart and it was complete soaked with water. Went inside to let the staff know and I got handed a faces towel to wipe the water off myself.

I made the decision not to come back on the spot.

The course was not well maintained and was 12/18 holes of boring par 3's

Pretty fair golf course. Good value for sure. Not difficult, great for practice.

5 hours and 20 minutes to finish. Should have the right staff on the course to move the slow play along and not just ride in a golf cart!