Wildwinds Golf Links

Course always in great condition. Pace of play a little slow. Hole 10 really needs a cow bell or mirror as is impossible to see players ahead. Had a great round in beautiful weather.

Great track, good layout, fairways and greens good shape, cold day, but will be back

always great, our game may not be, but we keep coming back. Too bad not closer to us, would love a membership. We will be back

Great track, wish it was much closer to Milton, if it was would certainly buy a membership
Will be back as long as we can get a good deal for a couple

Great track, laid out well, good condition, groomed ok, needs some work on the traps, we will be back

I have told many of my friends about Wildwind, I think it a great course. I feel it has a level for all golfer skills, a few challenging holes and some for a starter skills.

great track, always plush, traps need stones removed, greens and fairways good shape. Only wet fairway was #10. Cold day, my game was not the best, will go back for sure.

Again… love this course! Pace of play was great and the course is in good shape.,,

great track, when its windy, it can be trouble, Fairways and greens good shape, need stone removal from traps
game needs some improvement, will be back.

Great course, always good shape, still pretty wet, cart path only again, this will change soon. Will be back if we can lower green fees. Every course is pushing their rates way up. No need, they all made good money during covid

This course isn't overly long, however they have some tricky greens with lots of undulation. Course was in great shape for early May in Ontario and the pace of play was great as a group of four finished in 3 hours and 40 minutes. Friendly staff and the last minute HOT PRICE deal on Golf Now made for an excellent day on the course.

I have played the course for years, but I booked it through TeeOff for my first times this year. The course is always generally in great shape. Some greens have damage, but I saw that at a lot of courses in my area this year. They seem to be addressing it.

The big issue is that the bunkers are in really bad shape. A lot of courses let their bunkers go during the thick of Covid, and it seems they just haven't got back on track to fix them. It's not a case of just adding sand, the bunkers are full of rocks and lining is showing through on a few. We take several bunkers out of play because it's not worth hitting a rock with a club. They bunkers need a renovation at this point.

Beyond that, the conditions are generally good, the staff is good, the pace of play is generally good, and the layout is great.