Streetsville Glen Golf Club

My husband and I Love Streetsville! The course is in great condition and staff is friendly. We play this course a few times a year; twice so far this year. The people we encountered were all very friendly. There's enough holes that challenges every skill level. Have fun! Hope to see you there!

Ok for spring conditions,a little to much for the cost of the cart!

Short course to play (par 63), great for new golfers!

Staff was good and the course was a little wet but in good shape. These are spring conditions so played lift and place,, Sun was out and I loved it

The fairways on this course played like the rough and the greens played like the fairway. Two holes on this short par 62 course didn't have a flag at the pin but rather a sock hanging on a pole; making it difficult at first to see the pin when approaching the green. Furthermore, the new houses being built around this course make it difficult to concentrate when cement trucks are unloading concrete. Hopefully the weather improves and the other courses in the area begin to open soon.

The New Manager is not customer friendly- argues with customers about Golf Now pricing "he's doing me a favor by discounting price" System issues not my problem- I've been long time customer I can take my business elsewhere Iggy and it wont be a Kaneff Course.

The course it not a good course. I played it cause it was the only one open this time of year and that was not far from where I live.
If you're looking for waiting and waiting at tee boxes while hacks chunk and chunk from tee to green or if you like trying to figure out what pin you're hitting towards while people walk directly in your fairway looking for thier ball with no regard for anyone else then this course it for you. If you're a beginner - sure, play it I guess, other then that id rather fire off golf balls in my basement while my dog barks at me.

The course is a mish mash of holes that belonged to three different nines.At this early stage of the year you couldn't expect it to be much else than what is was...brown, wet, but at least a place to get out and play. the construction trailer in the parking lot bodes it's future..more development and no golf course before too long.

Even for the deal we got, we payed too much. We did play very early in the season so no maintenance was done. Staff was not very friendly. They aerated very late in the fall so the green were in poor condition. It is very difficult on some holes to figure out where you are aiming your shot.

Kaneff is in the process of converting the course into homes.

The remaining holes are make shift, designed around the housing developments. Not worth the money or time anymore to play

Many other courses near by

Need to clean the fairways, greens and bunkers. There were geese droppings everywhere.

First time we have played here and probably the last time. Understand there was rain a few days before and that it was late in the season, but the tee blocks were in disrepair and the aerated greens were super bumpy and made even short putts an adventure.
Pro shop folks were friendly ... but for a few dollars more, next time it will be Turnberry just down the road, and its spectacular collection of par 3 holes.

Great beginners course. I would come back and recommend to friends.

Still challenging and you are still pulling out driver on at least 9 holes.

Course has been altered over past several years to accommodate a subdivision of large homes. 1st hole, players need to be very careful when walking towards fairway for incoming shots from 2nd hole, this is due to improper positioning of 2nd hole tee.
17 fairway, 5th and 18th tee area are terrible, all severely effected by subdivision construction but never repaired
Rest of course is ok, there has been recent signage and snack bar improvement.

2011 green fees for seniors was $20 weekday; increased to $25 for 2012.
$20 is probably the more appropriate for value for seniors. There is a points reward program for repeat customers, that is usable at all Kaneff golf courses.

This is a challenging course for a mid to high handicap. it has lots of par 3's and 4's but no par 5's. This is the ideal course if you are looking to work on your long iron or short iron game. Streetsville has lots of drivable par 4's thrown into the mix, if hit sweet will land you right on the green.
I have been playing this course once a week for the last 4 months and keep coming back as i find this course has helped improve my game. The cost is reasonable and the staff are extremely friendly and very accommodating. No driving range but have a chipping and putting practice area.

Easy course for quick round. Good location, okay price, overall its a 3/5, play when there are no other options

Greens were only just ok, fairways hard, not watered, upkeep on the course was non existant. Layout is all choped signage to next hole is confusing..........and it was a slow day.

This is a great course if you are a beginner and want the real course expereince. It lets you apply your knowledge and build your skill from the range to actual course play. WIth fair challenges and the fact that there is a decent number of par 4's and 3's it ensures that you are using a whole range of clubs unlike academy courses that are mosylt par 3's. I would like to see updates to the yardages as not all yardages are accurately marked on the boards or on the scorecard. Maybe the course can implement Pin placement guides and post these in Pro Shop