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Burlington Springs Golf Club
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Situated along the edge of the Niagara Escarpment, Burlington Springs Golf Club offers the most scenic and affordable round in the area. While not quite a championship layout, the golf course does feature some longer holes that play alongside dense, mature forest. There are also some interesting water elements, including an underground reservoir that feeds several ponds that come into play throughout the course. The greens are large and heavily guarded by strategically placed bunkers and while the rest of the course is relatively flat, there is some undulation in the fairways. Burlington Springs is a traditional course that is both challenging and manageable enough to appeal to a wide range of skill levels.
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Conditions4.3
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Value4.3
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Layout4.3
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Friendliness4.5
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Pace4.2
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Amenities3.9
Golfer Photos
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Photo submitted by magic589 on 05/15/2023
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Second hole... green. Photo submitted by twoswedes on 05/01/2018
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Looking back on the second hole Photo submitted by twoswedes on 05/01/2018
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Photo submitted by CutePebble on 07/02/2014
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Photo submitted by CutePebble on 07/02/2014
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Photo submitted by CutePebble on 07/02/2014
Golfer Reviews
Refused to rent clubs
Refused to rent my GF clubs, and said she couldn't share mine. Turned us away after 1hr drive from Toronto.. not very nice. Went down the road to Hidden Lake and rented clubs no problem, way to go Burlington Springs!!
Burlington Springs
Great Condition, Challenging fairways and greens. Worth the venture
Decent course for fun round
Good pace of play, course is forgiving and it's decently long. Maintenance and greens are average but relatively to price. No major congestions. Worth your money for sure for a nice round on the weekend.
Tee times spaced appropriately
Lovely day out. Have played a few courses that are crushing tee times together to make up for lost revenue. Burlington Springs kept the times far enough apart that we weren’t anywhere close to the time in front or behind us. Great day. Course was in Great shape.
This course has trees in the middle of the fairways
The greens were aerated and not sanded and a lot of them full of leaves putting was impossible
Beautiful Old Course
We had a great October round with changing colours in the trees, but still warm and sunny! Great open course, very forgiving but enough challenge for even experienced golfers. Course is in great condition
Early morning tee time with rain
The pro shop guy was not happy about us having a Golfnow booking. Everyone was delayed by the rain. He told us our tee time is with GolfNow and we had to start in the rain or lose our spot.
We were the 1st tee time and the next group to go was having breakfast and told him they were gonna wait for the rain to stop. Which it did 30 minutes later.
But the course is nice and the lady working the restaurant is very nice and made us a really good lunch.
Great deal on golf balls
Selling in the clubhouse a dozen call away balls $19.95
Not a bad track for the $
Fairly well maintained, and not too tough. Gold 6500yd tees weren't there when I played so the course played a bit too easy for my tastes. Not a lot of challenging features aside from some tight fairways or tough pins. Oh and lots of trees interrupting tee shots in the fairway! Greens were rolling very nicely, fairways were a bit bumpy and hit or miss quality wise. Very friendly staff, they greet you and announce your group over the speaker's outside. Pace was too slow in my opinion, with our 18 taking 4h on the dot ( for a short course ). But, for the price/hot deal, it's worth a go once or twice, especially if you're just starting out.
