Conestoga Golf and Country Club - Village/Moors

The weather was great, nice houses difficult Moors

Course is very tight on river 9 but longer and open on moors.Play was slow due to many seniors from neighboring courses.

played Moors and Village nines with a cart and flew around the course in under 3 hours as a twosome- first time in the am. Moors plays longer and challenges you to play all of your clubs. Greens in great shape and fairly large. Village nine plays by the river and is shorter. Geese are with you for 1,2 and 5. The par fives are mainly protected on the front left side so keep your second shots on the right side of the fairways for better angles.

The condition of the course far surpassed my expectations. Have not played here for around 4 years and was pleasantly surprised with the fairway and green conditions! will definitely play again

very good course conditions and scenic views especially moors course with gorgeous homes on perimeter

I really like the layout of the Moors course, unfortunately it started pouring rain before we could even finish our first 9.. Amazing deal of $27.58 with a cart for 2 of us though thanks to GolfNow!!

nice course friendly staff, some blind spots, but nice rolling greens, stay on fairway for non frustrating play

Best greens i've played all year...20 rnds. Shortish but challenging. If you are a 12 or better, play the blues.

Played this course several years ago. What a disappointing change as is the trend with any course that Golf North take over. Their only mission appears to be maximize profits as they scrimp on reinvesting in overall course upkeep/maintenance. When the original owners get their courses back after contract expires with Golf North they will need to re-evaluate whether the profits are going to offset the money they are going to need to spend to bring their courses back to pre-Golf North conditions.

The course is quite scenic.
The staff are extremely friendly & helpful.

Always a fun to play here as the course keeps you on your toes. Layouts of the 9's (27 holes total) are much different from each other so it's like playing different courses. Great staff and food and the course is just challenging enough for the intermediate golfer.

There was a small tournament in front of us with about 40-48 players. Front Nine took over 3 hours and back nine would have been the same if we had stayed to follow the same tournament.

No attention to pace by the marshalls. A really slow foursome, 2 groups ahead, were never told to pick it up or allow others to play through.

have played this course bewfore and is very suitable for my wife and i to walk and play. course is quite flat and an enjoyable walk

Not bad at all. Lots of water!! Be careful with people canoeing on river. It's a great public course.

Course has 27 holes, with lots of water and mature trees.
Very few golfers on the course, the day I golfed there, so was able to golf quickly. Starter was very friendly. and had some helpful suggestions.

I arrived at 12:30pm for a 12:50 pm tee off, and was promptly handed my cart and told to go ahead at any course I wanted. I opted for the Goose (one of 3 - 9's) as it's always been my favourite(the par 4 - hole #3 in particular). Conestoga has always been one of my preferred Golf North courses in waterloo/wellington as it's always been well maintained, with a great updated clubhouse. Good food, great autumn day, scenic parkland course in Mennonite country...and a great deal with golf now.

nice layout and an easy walking course, not too busy so no waiting time. maintenance men doing a great job on leaf-blowing to keep everything tidy.