Hornby Glen Golf Course

Went for a Wednesday round. Called ahead and somehow didn't have tee time slot I wanted so booked through golf now. Arrive at course and hardly anyone out on it. Not sure why they couldn't give me my prefered slot. Was really weird.

The course was in decent shape considering how dry it's been this summer. Fairways were firm but not hard. Greens were a touch fast but not dry. Sprinklers going which definitely helps. Decent divots were made from both. Some tricky holes and some good length from the whites. Most of the course is pretty forgiving but challenging to shoot well.

Staff are friendly. Food was decent. No drink cart but not sure if it was because of weekday or they don't do it. Even with the lighting delay, everything was very friendly.

Overall very happy experience. May be back again of I'm in the area.

Hornby Glen is a bargain Walkable course, was quite dry with the lack of rain, but the greens were still in good shape. Good value for the money.

I will be back to play again.

Got a good deal under a hot deal for this course. Course layout is average. The fairways and greens were in reasonably good shape. Fairly flat and walkable.. Playing again next week.

I am living 10 minute away but this is first tike play here. Starter Ken was very nice to tell me more on the course.

Awesome course with great layout and great condition.

Shot birdie on hole 5 and 10 which are the hardest and very hard holes.

The course layout is great and fit for all levels. Played on blue tee and fairly to see it is not a tough course but with some excitement. Will return for sure!

Was not impressed with the starter at the course. I was a twosome, me and my wife. When we got there for our tee-off time, we were told to wait, as they wanted to pair us off with another twosome. My wife is new to golf and was really looking forward to just playing as a twosome. As we waited, we could have easily teed-off and not hinder anyone in front of us or behind us. But the starter insisted that we wait for the other twosome. And we did. The other twosome showed up then we four teed-off to start our game walking the course. And just right behind us another twosome teed-off with the use of a power cart. So we had foursome walking, and a twosome with a power cart behind us. And to make my blood boil, there were no other golfers that teed-off for hours behind us. I found this disrespectful on the golf course to hold us up, and eventually probably never think about golfing there again.

Playing Hornby was a decent experience. Course is well kept. Some greens are insanely difficult. However, it mostly suffers from the things that could make this a much better track:

-They don’t have a range, but they have a plot of land perfect for one. Nice if they could add at least a chipping green.

-There’s a severe lack of trees and the existing hazards don’t seem to present much of a challenge.

-Most of the layout is long, straight, and flat.

-They close super early.

I think if the owners could address and invest in these issues, this course would end up on a lot of people’s radars as a course they want to frequent.

Nevertheless, had a great time, just wish it had move variety and challenge.