Millcroft Golf Club

Nice course overall. A little tight with lots of residential homes lining plenty of greens and fairways, but it didn't feel like too much like a slice was going to end up in someones yard. Lots of trees to protect the homes and knock those errant shots down or back at you!

Lots of par 3's and challenging greens. Lots of bunkers to make things a bit tougher too. Bunkers felt packed pretty hard and there were no rakes which was weird because they looked well maintained.

Is it the best course around? No, but it's definitely worth the money, especially if you live close by in Oakville, Burlington, Waterdown, Milton...etc.

My only complaint about the entire day was that on the FIRST hole, the starter drove up to us when we were on the green about 9 minutes after teeing off telling us we were playing slow. Nine minutes! Told us to play ready golf and to speed up. This ruined our start to the round. Put us all in a bad mood and had us comparing our pace to groups in front and behind us. He likely drove up because one of us took a second tee shot after shanking one left and wanted to put an end to that! It's called a provisional. If you want everyone to ignore that rule and play point of entry only for OB shots, put it up on the wall of rules they have outside the pro shop. And again, it was the FIRST hole. If he'd waited or actually just told a marshal to keep an eye on us, they would have seen that we were not slow AT ALL. Within 2 or 3 holes, we were putting on holes when the group in front was teeing off on the next hole meters away.

Anyway, all that said, it's a great spot. We had an awesome day and I would 100% go back for more.

I love golfing here as it feels like golfing in many Florida and Texas courses that back on to neighborhoods.

The only poor thing is the sand traps there is not a lot of sand and what’s there is not great quality almost like dirt than sand . But you stay out of them then the rest of the course is in great condition, greens are good and fast .

The pace of play was slow.

There were several 2-somes and 3-somes in front of us that held up the pace of play; often spending a lot of time looking for balls as well as not playing "ready golf"

This course was well-maintained, challenging but fair. I would definitely come back again, just not on a Tuesday because if you get stuck behind the women's league, your 4 hour round will be closer to 5.

Tested out all the sand bunkers - they work well. Could use more sand.

Course is short, but lots of doglegs keep it challenging. Tee blocks and greens in good shape, but sand traps very poor. A dusty brown sand, with lots of stones throughout. Minimal sand, so hard to play typical bunker shots. All in all I will return. Pace of play was typical at about 4:15.

I always enjoy my round and the company

The course is long enough to challenge your drive and short enough to have a few pars

For an open fairway I’m always surprised how I loose my ball in the water or end up in a sand trap

I look forward to enjoying many more years golfing at Millcroft

Course is too expensive. Had to wait almost 20 minutes behind my tee time because people I got paired with weren’t on time. Pace of play could have been faster. Course conditions were good. Greens were little slow but taken care of. Bunkers were very hard not enough sand and too many rocks inside. If anyone played out of a bunker you had to clear almost a 20 yard area or you could be hit with rocks. Overall okay experience. Honestly wouldn’t be my first choice course if playing in Burlington but if needed a tee time would consider playing there.

First time here in 30 years. Layout is good, opportunity there to use irons due to many doglegs. Fairways and greens in very good shape. Unfortunately there are many traps throughout the course and from what I could see they all require sand. The minimal amount in the traps along with lots of stones, makes playing out of them a challenge. You can’t hit traditional sand shots, you are required to rather lift your shots clean, which is definitely not practical in green side traps. The course is short, even from the blues which are roughly 5700 yards. Pace of play was slightly slow at 4:30-4:45 for the round. Think I saw a Marshall on the 4th or 5th hole. All in all I would give it another go possibly this year or next.