Tuxedo Golf Course

Had my 12 year old son out to play and he wasn’t feeling well after nine so we decided to leave. The gentlemen at the pro shop quite rudely expressed how they don’t offer rain checks as if I was asking for a freebie or something. I wasn’t aware of the policy and wanted to see if there was anything he could do under the circumstances and ego remains I could finish my sentence was cut off very rudely yet again with a no. The money or no rain check is not what I’m upset about. It’s the attitude from the pro shop that really upset me. He made it clear that he could care less about me, my son, or my future business. As a business owner I can certainly say that I would never want one of my employees ever treating a customer the way I was treated. I will not be returning to golf at this establishment and I will continue to let people know about how they treat people there!

This is the course that I have played the most in my life. It's fairly easy but has greens that often don't bite. It's not unusual to hit a wedge shot and have it bounce off the green. Some greens are small and elevated, making short chips onto them tricky. If you can hit greens in regulation, then this course will allow you to score very well. I usually don't lose any balls here, but that's because i know where I can take chances and where I shouldn't. When it's windy, for me, there are holes where it's tough to keep the ball from sailing into the bush. It's a par 70 with two par 5s on the front and none on the back. Located across from Assiniboine Park in the Tuxedo neighborhood, this is one of Winnipeg's most popular courses. if you buy hole punch game cards at the beginning of the season, you can get 10 games for the price of 9 and, if you buy early enough, get a card for one free game. That's 11 games for the price of 9, making this one of, if not the best deal for golf in Winnipeg. For men, the slope rating is 113.