Dragon's Fire Golf Club

This is a great layout. The speed of the greens was great. But, the greens are overrun with ball marks.

There needs to be a greater effort in educating golfers, and/or green maintenance.

We like playing the Dragon a few rounds each year but the prices are moving into a range that does not fit the level of play here. Not sure what happened to the greens but can people not fix a divot or two. wow amazing how punished the greens were. I always enjoy the food truck, food is great.

I entered Course Difficulty as Moderate because this is to a large extent based on playing the right tees for your ability, which is why I play the Green tees.

I like Dragons Fire and play it quite a lot but I have one criticism - with the flags you are using on the green it is usually impossiible to be sure where the pin is on the green - forward, middle or back. Why on earth can you not use the simple and excellent method of red, white or blue flags for forward, middle or back pins?

Have played this course numerous times. Found the tee boxes to be in rough shape, very patchy, difficult to find grass near the tee blocks. Was not end of day, as we tee'd off mid morning Saturday so would have expected tee blocks to have been moved to where there was grass.

Greens were very spotty and marked up as well, surprising as greens on other courses in southern Ontario have been very good this season with the weather. In fairness the greens were fairly true, and consistent, however very few putts where you didn't have several marks between you and the pin.

For the money, overall was disappointed at the condition of the course - there are too many good golf courses around with more reasonable green fees to play a course in rough shape for over $100. I generally enjoy this course, nice layout, good mix of shots required, but based on the condition I would not recommend this to a friend at this time.

I used to golf dragon's fire all the time. It was a hidden gem. But after two years of not playing this course, today I was not impressed with what this course has become. $113 to play 18 holes with a cart that does not have gps, no range balls included and jam packed track with 20+ handicappers. Bush league course now.

Forget about the wack jobs behind you yelling “FORE” out of courtesy when they almost hit you. They just got done hockey practice with the boys and they’re all fired up to hit some cart paths and OBs bud. Good time to use those water balls you found last round bud.

I’m not sure what the Marshall’s do other than stop, wait and watch you hit the ball to maybe learn how to play? Very weird. I feel sorry for this course and what has happened to it over the years.

Today was the last time I play here.

Great course. Will definitly play again.

Krystyna

Well maintained course

Great amenities

The food order feature before the 10th hole was a great idea

Beautiful course, well taken care of. Great pacing, nobody ever caught up behind us. Only improvement would be more food, but might be a COVID issue. On our visit they only had water, pop, and potato chips available.

Don’t be fooled by some of yardages — this is a tough course with challenging greens and well-maintained turf.

I've played Dragon Fire a few times now and each time it's the perfect level of challenging for an intermediate golfer like myself. Only issue is sometimes it can get slow in pace because it's easy to lose balls in the surrounding trees and that slows groups down. But that's golf!

Wonderful layout, rolling fairways, firm and fast greens. Good for walking.