Mystic Golf Club

joined up with a member and his guest who were playing from back tees, will play from front if playing again and am sure the course would be more enjoyable

Played here for the first time was very impressed some very challenging holes nice greens course was in great shape I will play it again

It is unfortunate that the golfers who play this course don't care to rake bunkers or fix ball marks on the greens. I don't mean a few bunkers and greens, I mean all of them. It is a tough golf course made tougher by balls in footprints and bumpy greens. It is a great course and well maintained by the staff. It would be nice if the golfers could pay some respect to others.

difficult but fair if you play smart...long well maintained tee blocks,rough,fairways,forest and greens... 2 inches from birdieing number 10.. it was the 5 best shots personally..lol

Unfriendly staff in pro shop, felt like you were begging them for playing there. Marshall is extremely rude, stopped us from playing the last 2 holes and forced us to leave because they said they needed to close the course and go home. There were no other groups behind us, and we would certainly be able to finish the 18 before dark.

Course is okay, but completely bad experience. Will NOT go again!!!!!!

Be prepared for quite a few challenging holes. Greens roll relatively easy, but getting there can be a test.

Ravines, bunkers, elevation changes, trees, water and large smooth greens; what more could you ask for. This course is a favourite to play. There is an amazing variety of holes that will challenge your shot making ability, length and accuracy. Then there are the greens. They would be great if people would bend over and fix a ball mark or two. They are large, quick (not extremely crazy fast) and they will hold a shot when you hit them. The tenth hole is the most difficult par 5 you will ever play.

The course will punish you if you miss the fairways by more than 10 yards on a lot of holes. The same goes for the par 3's. So some will find it unfair in that regard. I found it a really fun course and very enjoyable to play. However bring a few extra balls as the course eats them up. Well worth the drive out to Ancaster.

Pace of play slow...you'll need a few rescue clubs or hybrids,, put them all in the bag .... not so much the wedges. some longish carries to green or for position...greens good and true. Watch the wind above the trees, not from your position.

I had played Mystic years ago before it became a Golf North property and hadn't played it since. What a treat. The course was in great shape and you have to be very accurate. It is target golf. Hit here and then to here. If you don't hit to where you are supposed to, it is going to cost you strokes. Bring lots of balls!! The total lost ball count, I think was close to 16 between 3 golfers. It is difficult if you haven't played the course before and not knowing its set-up. I can't wait to play again now that I know the course and try to beat my score and cut down on some lost balls.

Course design all risk no reward. Due to design of curse, time of play is at least 5 hours. No enjoyment for average golfers.

Overall, a nice place to play except for a couple of improvements or changes. Most noticeable were at least 4-5 of the greens had bear patches on them with no sign of trying to fix them. Also the 1oth hole, usually a very challenging par 5, now from the silver tees it's been turned into a nothing hole. Still a par 5, but due to the gulley, now can't hit more than a long iron or hybrid to the edge of the gulley then over. Although I can see their reasoning to alter this hole, probably due to slow play as most would struggle with this hole at the best of times, it just takes away from what you expect at this course. So some greens aside and the change on 10, still a nice place to spend the day

This is not a golf course for the timid! it's nice that is has become one of golfnow's options. I could see why walking this course
is not feasible so was glad for the cart. The bronze tees are challenge enough for the shorter hitter! I would like to see
a hybrid set-up between the silver/bronze tees however as the yardage ranges from 6096 to 4808 with no in between option.
From what I saw, the shorter male hitter could use this option along with the longer lady hitter. The elevation changes are
enjoyable as is the wonderful condition of this course.

course in good condition ,
fairway and greens good condition
bunkers are not playable reason for 2 star
Or would of rated 4 star

This was our first visit. Be careful which tee blocks you play from as it could be very frustrating. Long straight shots needed on most holes and par 5s were very difficult. Would play this course again, now that we are more aware of where we should be shooting.

Choose your T blocks carefully! Holes 9 and 10 toughest consecutive holes ever played. Lots of forced carries. A mid 140's slope rating not for the short hitter.

The course was in great shape...my only negative observation was some bunkers needed a little work. The greens were quick but rolled true. After hurting my shoulder on six, I struggled to finish nine but I was playing with a couple of members that were giving me the tour of the course so i ventured on through the back nine. These kind gentleman gave me the game plan for each hole with the risk and reward for each shot on each hole. Local knowledge is needed to plan your way around this gem. I will be back after I heal.

Playing this course once is a mistake.
Playing it again is stupid.

Too many blind shots. Too many 200 yard carries.
The bunkers are unplayable.

Great layout, with every hole giving you a different look from the tee box. Par 3's are the only average part of the track, but they came in handy when trying to rescue the score.....

From the first hole to the last you will be challenged to execute your best shots. No room for error here.