Goreway Golf Club

The course layout is decent with many challenging shot choices. The greens were half dead, the “sand” traps were overgrown, and the fairways were barely grass.

No greens were intact

Attendant was on her phone whilst registering, didn't initiate acknowledging our group in the pro-shop

Bunkers grown over

Essentially dirt fairways

Grass so poor that it's very difficult to find your ball if not mid-fairway

Please beware the owner double/triple charging or adding charges at the time of payment. I paid close to $50 for a course that was advertised as $22.

This is my third straight year coming to Parkshore. I have always liked it for its length and layout, which demands a reasonable amount course management. Conditions are improving every year - keep up the effort! Very slow play is now becoming an issue. A simple fix would be the occasional marshal run, which shouldn't be that difficult.

4 hours to play 9 Shirtless people and mud patches on greens

Definitely the worst course I have ever played at. The greens weren’t even green, they were dirt. Horribly maintained course, but I guess that’s what you get for $15. Just because of the price I would play it again to work on things you wouldn’t necessarily work on, on a high end course.

Much better conditions since I played two weeks ago

Last time I played here more than two weeks ago, it was not that good but today the fairways were much better, the greens were good and the pace seems to be fine. I would recommend anyone who wants to play 9 walking as it’s seems to be one of the longest nine hole golf course.

Save your money go to a Driving Range instead. Pace was terrible 3 groups waiting at every hole. Marshall did not even speed up the groups. Poor conditions and bad greens. I’m sorry just being honest. Perfect for beginners and teaching your kids to play.

so here is my review with the bad and good.

The bad: the course lacks shade, there is trash of overflowing trash bins, the grounds are hard which makes balls roll forever, the grounds aren't kept at the same level of other courses.

The good: pace of play is decent, the cost to play is equivalent to a large bucket of balls at the range, several par 5's requiring you to use your hole bag, balls are easy to locate, the staff is friendly. And last but not least everyone who I have been matched with has been good company and fun to talk too.

To properly evaluate this course you have to take into consideration this is a budget course. It easier to get tee times which is hard nowadays, and you get a good 2 to 2 1/2 hrs of play for $20

If you can oversee some of the course issues this place is a great bargain. I have played twice so far and will continue to visit. I do wish there was a bit more shade but it is what it is.

I am still relatively new to golf (my second year) and I know this course gets allot of reviews that are negative. But as far as I am concerned I believe those reviews are jaded as they are expecting more than what this course is meant to be.

For the cost of a large bucket of balls at any driving range id rather do 9 holes here and practice all of my shots, from long drives, around the green pitches, and putting practice.

Ultimately its not the best course but its hard to beat the value if you are looking for practice and to improve your game.

The course was underwater the green was all mud and the fairway was covered in weeds and grossly overgrown.

Its what you get for $22 bucks. A zero maintained, goose poo infested, pass gas smell of a course.