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Located in North Burlington, Millcroft Golf Club is a semi-private facility that welcomes public play. This reputable course was named the best golf course in Burlington for 10 consecutive years by the Reader's Choice Awards. Its longstanding reputation is built on the perfect course conditions that they meticulously maintain. Millcroft Golf Club's tight layout has the distinct feature of not having any fairways that run parallel to one another. The golf course has wide-open fairways and medium-sized, fast greens that are well bunkered. Water hazards come into play on 12 holes. Accurate shot placement from the tees is the key to scoring well on this course.
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Conditions4.0
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Value4.0
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Layout3.9
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Friendliness4.7
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Pace4.3
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Amenities3.7
Golfer Photos
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18th Photo submitted by golffirme247 on 09/09/2025
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Photo submitted by u314162798547 on 07/23/2024
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Photo submitted by classicshady on 07/12/2023
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Photo submitted by caodong98 on 05/05/2023
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Photo submitted by Bill9600126 on 10/24/2022
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Photo submitted by Bill9600126 on 10/24/2022
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Photo submitted by guadman on 10/10/2018
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Photo submitted by guadman on 10/10/2018
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Golfer Reviews
Greens good; bunkers not quite
Generally in good shape - bunkers the exception. A thin sprinkling of sand on top of hard packed ground. No rakes (?) but obviously machine groomed daily. Lots of stones in there.
Greens are very good.
Milcroft
The greens were soft and rolled pretty nice. It’s backyard golf there so you have to deal with people hanging out enjoying there pools and bbqs. Can be scary if you spray a tee shot. The fairways were really hard and dry and there were a lot of yellow spots. Can’t really blame the course because we seem to be in a little bit of a drought here in southern Ontario . The starter was kind of pestering us to hurry up which I really don’t enjoy. Was a 440 tee time so obviously I’m gonna be one of the last golfers there. All in all it’s a nice course and I really enjoy the layout. 7.4 out of ten
Nice, casual Round.
We enjoyed a nice casual round with 4 different levels of golfer. Pace was good, just over 4 hours on a holiday weekend, staff is awesome as well.
Greens are in great shape, the rough is concrete and errant shots will run miles on the hard pan. That’s nothing unique to Millcroft. Most of the courses in the GTA I’ve played in the past 2 weeks are feeling the same effects of almost O mm of ran in the month of July.
I belonged to the course in 2001, first time back
I thought the course was fun to play. We had not played the course for 20 years. It was fun, the tee sheet was full and the price was about $85.00 with a cart. Food and service is excellent. Dont let the deveioper build more. This can be a beautiful semi private course.
Good but could easily get better.
Pro shop staff poor really. They do the bare minimum.
Course is nice and challenging, although relatively short, but good for all golfers of every level.
One MAJOR problem is that the sand traps are thin on sand, and have lots of stones. Beware for club damage, and again, the pro shop kids will not likely know how to help you if you damage a club. They told me last time that they would “check into it and get back to me” yet never asked me who I was.
Oh well.
