Millcroft Golf Club

My first time playing here and was not disappointed. Easy course to walk and carry the clubs, despite the occasional hike to the next tee. Course was in good shape; the greens run true; bunkers easy to hit out of. Most of the fairways are nice and wide, but with some well-placed hazards. The marshals were on the ball and pleasant to talk to. All in all, a very enjoyable experience and I look forward to playing there again when I'm back in town.

Have played the course many times before and got the tee time on a "hot deals." ( 3 players) We got there about 40 mins early and even though the 1st tee was clear they would not allow us to start. We were told that it was very busy and that we would not be allowed to start until our scheduled time because it was a "Hot Deal."

We started at our regular tee time and caught the 3some ahead of us by the 4th hole. It was wait, wait, wait for the rest of the day.

This is my feel good course. Whenever I need to put up a low score I come here. It's short, flat and forgiving of mistakes. The greens are also pretty flat so putts are easy.

Come play here to shoot a low score and boost your confidence.

Nice course in a residential pocket.

With marshals maitianing a good pace at all times.

Course was in good condition for this time of year, I found the course a bit of a challenge, as a beginner, but had a lot of fun playing the course, Due to course being surrounded by houses this protects the course from wind in some areas. I would for sure play this course again.

Great quick, quality round. Staff very helpful and courteous. Very good design.

The course was in great shape for end of season and was very impressed with the condition of the greens

Wasn't so long ago that Millcroft was a well-groomed , but short premium golf course, dominated by beautifully landscape executive homes. The homes are still there, but the domination is gone. Monarch has done a very effective job of tree planting and contouring to push the houses way back - they no longer dominate. The course is still a well-groomed but short (now even shorter) premium golf course.

Unless your accurate with your shot on the long Par 3's you are best to hit a short iron, chip on and put out. From past experience that is what I should have done today!

First time playing. Always wanted to try. The houses make it a little more daunting but not terribly frightening even for a 95 shooter. I kept the driver in the bag to ensure I hit more fairways. Course was pretty good considering time of year. Leaves only an issue if you hit into the trees. Bunkers were terrible though. Pace was avg. I did finish the round just under 4 hours but waited at a lot of the holes for 5+ mins.

I wasn't expecting much for an October rainy day, I was just looking to practise some wedge plays. I was pleasantly surprised when I saw the greens were running so smooth straight and still very firm considering the weather conditions that we just played the full 18 holes
The fairways were in just as good a shape without any kind of leaf problems normally expected of fall day course play.

The greens were in much better shape then other courses around the area. The ball was even bouncing quite high and firmly, such that you had to adjust for the bounce and release and again this is in October in Canada during a wet day. The only complaint I can throw at this course is that the tee boxes were a little roughed up.
Kudos to the greens staff. Keep up the good work.
Devlin.

This is a great par-70 course that weaves its way through the suburban neighbourhoods of Burlington. You never have to worry about yelling 'fore' because the holes are all self-contained. I always enjoy this course, and with a great fall-rate special, playing here is a no-brainer. It's challenging, but not overwhelmingly so, and there are no hills to speak of, so it's easily walked. Well maintained, and a friendly pro shop staff. The only point of advice is that if you're not familiar with the area - use a GPS to find the clubhouse, because it is sort of tucked away on a non-descript city street. (you can see the course and sign from Dundas St., but as I learned, that is no where close to the clubhouse! Use the GPS, or become hopelessly lost as I did my first time there!)

Pleasant course, well maintained on a great fall day.

Well maintained course
Hope to have a more hot deal chance

Watch out for the water hazards. Make sure you have a good drive to carry on the par 5's. Bring some balls, just in case.

Millcroft is around the corner - not long, but always fun to play.
No two holes back onto each other - course cut through homes(so accurrecy is important), greens are some of the best in the area, and the course is in excellent condition.
As a low handicap golfer I like to play it with just irons and at 6000 yards it's great for improving that part of your game. Beginners it's fun and flat and allows for an opportunity to enjoy the game.
Bunkers are in excellent condition, and course is worth the $$$.

The greens were challenging for our group. The course was in great shape, pace of play was good.

I booked my self and 3 friends and we all enjoyed the course. It was in great shape pace of play was fantastic and very convenient location

The course while short provides good challenges and tight layouts. Fair holes that allow an upbeat play pace. Overall the course is in great condition and can only recommend it.

Course was in great shape. Excellent greens and fairways. Really enjoy playing Millcroft when the price is right as it's location is very accessible. Lots of hole variation and you'll get shots in with every more clubs. If you're mid range iron game is on you can low here.