Goreway Golf Club

The Water management project has yielded excellent results, no more holes under water. It's time to get this course to the next level starting with good mowing to distinguish fairways. The rough was over 8" long in some spots, a bit excessive. And the greens, please work on the greens. I love playing this course but it does need more work.

Course was in horrible condition... Grass didn't look too be cut yet this year... Lost 5 balls in the middle of the fairway.

If they could tame the green it would be a super value course... greens are basically fairways right now... other than that it’s great value... you can use most clubs in your bag...

Absolutely horrible. Their is no difference from the rough to the green nor the fairway to the tee boxes. Don’t play it. No maintenance at all. Not worth even the 10$

I know it's early in the season but the course was in rough shape... I had better results using a wedge instead of a putter on the greens. Some bridges were half way down the creek!.. almost comical. But if you want to dust off the clubs and get the feel of hitting into greens, you can't beat the price. Plus it was empty so relatively fast round.

If I had to guess from the condition of this course. No capital investment is being put into this course. That being said I could imagine this course will or already has been sold off to a developer. Only reason I go is because you cant beat the price if you just want to work on your swing.

They're working hard to restore this course. While it still has some way to go with respect to greens conditions, the layout and length are a lot of fun, especially for big hitters with tips on this 9 hole course stretching out to 3700 yards. Great place to tune up your game with lots of water to cross or avoid on every hole.

Someone told me this was the longest 9 hole course in Ontario, I played from the blacks and the were 2 holes over 600 yards. The layout is quite challenging and for $17 bucks was worth the money since it was only my 2nd game of the season and better that paying $10 for a bucket of balls on a driving range. There was only one other person on the course so I was straight round which is always nice. Now the down side. The bunkers are overgrown with weeds, un-raked and useless, I just took my ball out when I went in. The greens are unreadable since there had to be a least 2 days of stubble on them so found myself being constantly short. In summary: if you want to just open your shoulders and "whack" a ball this is ideal. If you want a serious game on a good course don't go here.

I like it and already recommended and played with him yesterday.

The course was/is well designed. As challenging as any player would want. However, the conditions are awful. Shaggy at best.

An excellent 9 hole course in the 90s is now a disgrace, the tee boxes are in better shape than the greens, the putting surface is like putting on the fringe of most decent golf courses, i've never seen a ball stop dead in its track on a green before this. After three holes i didn't even bother to get my putter out of the bag. Strictly for a beginners just learning the game, even then save your money and go play a real course, this is not a true representation of what the game is about.