Streetsville Glen Golf Club

This is perhaps the worst golf course in Ontario, what shoud take 3 hours to play took more than 5. The first 6 holes is probably the worst 6 laid out holes I have ever seen. It would not matter what the deal is, I would never play this course agaiin. Find some where else to play!!!!!!

The only redeeming grace was the staff, the starter and marshal were very good and the service was great, but it is not good enough to play again.

A bit expensive for an executive course, but the pace of play was very quick and it was a fun course to play. Some fairways and greens needed attention. Sad that the course is being slowly reduced because of the housing around it.

This is a good course when played first thing in the morning.

Very poorly maintained with greens like straw. Inexpensive to golf but cart rental was relatively expensive. Most players walked the course causing long delays. No clear signage to locate course. Spent more time waiting on walkers than actual golf. Shocked to see this course is operated by Kaneff. Very disappointed and would not golf there again. Have never been on a course where abandoned tractor trailer and flat tire truck along with abandonded bridges deface the landscape.

First and Foremost - Golfnow.com all the way!!!! Thank you for making my booking so easy / fast and more importantly - great discount! SGlen - proximity to my house, the friendliness of the staff, and the ease of the course made my day!

Paid 23 $ with a cart for a single player and hooked up with another twosome. Pace of play was a little slower than usual but was a busy day. Greens were not too soft actually quite bumpy but fairways and rough were nicely cut. I love this course. Booked it three days in advance to score such a great price. Regular price was 45 $ plus tax

The only real issue I had was some of the maintainnce staff. They were putting ferterlizer down on greens while we were on next tees. Only 10-15 yards away. Didn't seem to care. This happened a few times.

Course was in really bad condition... Incredibly difficult to find next hole and the carts are from 1975

While I wouldn't pay full price for a round here, for $27 through Golfnow this was a fair value. As a par 63, this course is perfect as a "first round of the year", and as it was my 2nd round this summer suited my needs.

If your Irons need work this is a decent value.

worth a round, a nice course with different challenges, not overly difficult or tight. Some walking to do for a short course. The only hole that makes no sense is #5. Two big willows in the way.

Walked 18 holes alone in 21/2 hours from 7:00AM, great start to my day!

Played here last weekend and played the course in 3 hours. From the moment I got to the pro shop I was impressed. I checked in and was meet by the pro on the first tee and he explained the layout of the first few holes to me so I knew exactly where I was going, I've had that from marshals before but never from the pro, that was neat. I went in for a replay was given such a great deal! I will return here. It was great to practice my irons and next time I will bring my brother for sure who is just beginning to play.

I remember playing here when it was a full length golf course and I was very surprised to arrive and notice a lot of the holes were cut in half. But from the minute I hit the pro shop I was impressed, I was given an amazing deal on a new RBZ stage 2 driver and the pro inside came out and even gave me a run down of the first few holes before our tee time. I played the course with the mind set that it is now a new golf course and not the course I once knew. I ended up finishing in 3 hours and really enjoyed the new design, even with some of the odd set ups for some of shots. I went into the proshop and asked to re play and was told that with the purchase of a shirt or shorts that were already 40% off I could play for free. I got a new Adidas shirt for 40 some odd dollars and got a second round with that value. Visit this course they are doing things right!

Played here twice last week trying to get some practice in before heading to a more difficult course. The grass needed some attention and so did the lady working the front desk. I was standing in front of her for 2mins and she pretended i was not there.

Just an OK course - Front 9 is cut up a bit to accommodate new homes. Back 9 by far the better.
Front nine has very tight fairways as holes are very close together.

For the money and convenience, you may want to consider this course. It is a short and compact course. I had a couple of times putting with the ball from other holes landed in front of me...

Course is good for your iron game. no real long holes. Longest was around 360 yards. Put your driver away. Greens were slow but very plush so you can stick your approch shot and hold the greens. Greens were covered in ball marks, not courses fault, just inconsiderate golfers.

Played on 3 consecutive days around the same time. Greens were never cut and were extremely patchy. The hole location was not changed for 3 straight days. Felt like I was putting on the rough.

Because of the price it attracts many beginners and over my 3 days I never ever saw 1 marshal on the course. Only a starter and that was it. As a result everyone and their mother was teeing off from the tips (granted its a very short course). With so many par 3s I saw groups hit 7 or 8 tee shots when the course was backed up.

Waiting at the tee box I saw players take 6/7 shots to get to the 100 yard stick and continue to hack until they reached the green. At this point they took another 15 minutes to 4 putt before moving on to the next green.

On my third day I left after playing 7 holes (which took almost 2.5 hours). I didn't return to the pro shop to get a rain check as I knew I would never be back on this course ever again.

I cannot believe this course is associated with Lionhead and Royal Ontario. Absolutely disgraceful. The only redeeming feature is probably the staff--good staff.

Decent shape but pretty slow pace and no Marshall's to speed it up

I had a great experience overall, and would play there again. It's in Brampton, and took about 30 minutes to get to from downtown Toronto.

The area they really need improvement on is the signage, and that was noted from even before we got to the course.

I think there has been a lot of development in the area around the golf course, and Google Maps couldn't direct us properly to the it, so we had to call in. It would be very handy if they had a sign on Financial Road and Hallstone Drive pointing the direction of the course.

On the course itself, the signs that showed the hole information including yardage was sometimes difficult to read because the paint was chipped off. Also, the addition of a small picture of the hole's layout would be greatly appreciated, as using the scorecard can be challenging with respect to the orientation.

Finally, the signs directing you to the next hole were sometimes confusing, or not enough.

I'd play again though. The staff was super-friendly, especially nice to one our party who was playing for the first time.