Burlington Springs Golf Club
About
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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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
Early morning at Burlington Springs
I played this gem at 6:52am the morning of my 16th wedding anniversary. I booked the day off, but my wife couldn't, so I decided to enjoy my morning. I booked a Hot Deal as a single and walked. This is a great course, a fairly easy walk and always in great shape. It's challenging enough if you play from the proper tees. The staff is always professional and they announce your name on the tee like you're a VIP. I love playing early during the week because I can play with experienced golfers that are morning people like me. I enjoyed the course and the company very much. And I managed to carve out a good score (not great) for myself as well.
Good course
I played like crap, lost 10 balls, I wish I could blame the course for this outcome but I can’t, so I’ll just blame my buddies I played with (can’t blame myself). I think all courses in my area are over priced that’s why I gave it a 3 star for value. I found the staff were very friendly and accommodating.
Fun day at Burlington Springs
My only complaint about Burlington Springs is how much it costs to play there. If you get a hot deal it's reasonable otherwise costs over $200 for two and a power cart to play on a weekend. This has probably doubled in the past 8-10 years. Other than that, great course layout..alot of short and narrow holes so need to be accurate. Very little sand traps but a decent enough amount of water and alot of trees. 3 or 4 holes have trees right in the middle of the fairway to make things tricky. All in all you will enjoy your day. When I played there was a beer cart girl and a Marshall patrolling pace of play which was nice to see.
Unprofessional, incredibly rude management.
The guys working in the pro shop were nice but after their payment system went down, they called in their manager to help. Instead of being polite and accommodating he was a grumpy and incompetent. Rather than politely offering to us pay after we hit our range balls or at the turn he says “go to the bank Im not chasing you down”, implying we would play and not pay. I have played this course over 40 times and my name is on the booking and on the Golf Now account I booked with. Us not paying was never was in the cards. When trying to reason with him it quickly turned into him having a fit and SHUTTING DOWN THE COURSE! People who payed with cash prior were refunded and we left I would not recommend this course to anyone. There were other times the management has been rude or disrespectful in the past but nothing to this extent. There are numerous courses in a close radius to here that are nicer and more importantly have kind, good people working there. 0 Stars.
Good course but miserable staff at pro shop
The staff at the pro shop could really use some lessons on courtesy. They were abrupt and short upon our arrival (we arrived 30 minutes early for check in). When we finished our round, we went into the pro shop to see if someone turned a golf club a member of our group had left of the course. Without looking up from his computer screen, his response was to go the back and look for yourself. Thanks for nothing!!!! Guys like that should reconsider their job. Being miserable as he was turns off players from replaying the course (Burlington Springs has lost me a repeat player) The Marshall on the course did a great job asking the players playing after us if anyone had come across the lost club but no luck.