Beechwood Golf & Social House

Enjoyed myself at Beechwood. The greens were in excellent shape and fast. Fairways and tees were in great condition, however the bunkers were hard and lacking sand in some areas. Over all I had a great time playing this course and recommend it to those wanting a challenge and fun play. Long ball hitters will need to club down on some of the par 4s and grip it and rip on the par 5's.

My only complaint is about the bunkers. There is no sand in the bunkers. It was like playing out of concrete bunkers which can be quite frustrating. Otherwise the course was in pretty good condition. It's a good thing we got this round on a hot deal because if I were paying full rate then I would have complained at the pro shop about it.

played from tips decent challenge,course still wet from recent spring weather,rough still quite long in places.

this golfcourse fits my game well,there are some holes which are tougher then others but overall very enjoyable to play

Played in late May, and because of the lousy winter and wet spring it was pretty wet. Considering that and that power carts were not restricted to cart paths, it was in decent shape.
Not the courses fault - but I was paired up with a two-some who were sharing a cart. It felt like every hole one of the two was left of the fairway and the other was right of the fairway (usually way right and a lost ball). Every hole they would drive to one side of the fairway, look for the ball and either find it or drop after about 2 mins. Once the first ball was found, the player who had not yet looked for their ball on the other side of fairway would sit in the cart and wait while the first player figured out a club and then played their shot. Both would then drive to the other side of fairway and repeat. Must have added minimum 45 mins to round. We had groups backed up all day behind us. Please everyone, play smarter and be more courteous when playing cart golf. Part of the issue was one of the two had a GPS app on phone and they seemed to both need exact yardage for every shot. Despite having this exact yardage, one player must have shot 115 or more.

Played 18 holes 4 days after the snow melted. Greens were in remarkably good condition and there was very little standing water. Will certainly play again this summer.

to slow play grass to high off fairway greens slow

This course is one of my favourte layouts, lots of interesting holes, dog legs etc. This was my first time golfing there this year and i couldn't believe how poorly maintained the course was. The fairways were hard and weed infested, the rough was hard and full of bare dirt, the sand was as hard as cement. Very dissapointing for what had been one of my favourite courses.

More difficult course than my own, it was a pleasure to play.

This is not a course i would play in Niagara if it wasn't on for a hot deal. There are quite a few issues for a med-tier cost course that make other courses look like much better value.

The rough here is always painful.(They don't cut it) There are times you wont see where your ball is until you are right on-top of it. While other times you might get a good drive then not be able to find your ball a couple feet off the fairway. The condition of the rest of the course was average at best. A couple of the greens were being aerated. They don't use stake yardage marker here, only small yardage bricks in the ground and on many holes they are difficult or time consuming to search for. As far as the layout goes, there are a lot of hazards and well placed trees to make things a bit more difficult, especially on the back 9. Losing a bunch of balls here is a possibility.

There was no drinks cart, which seemed odd for a Sunday, when there was a lot of people on the course.

The staff are nice enough. I have played in tournaments here before and the service and food in the "old barn" style club house was very good.

It's been about 5 years since I played Beechwood and I must say I found it in very good condition.
They do not cut a primary rough so it's important to keep the ball in the fairway. The morning I played there was quite a heavy dew so this added to the difficulty of hitting it out of the rough.

Most of the courses I've played in the Niagara Region this summer have been in pretty good condition and I believe this can be attributed to the amount of rain we've had this summer.

The greens are smooth and consistent and so many different hole designs makes is very interesting to play. But the rough is too thick leads to many ahead player delays trying to find their balls. Did not have to hit out of the bunkers but they looked very stiff. Some holes like 15 have very challenging trees and several holes we have to be very careful we can't see the fairways so we could hit players if hitting before the approval sound. My cart there would not go off when I stopped. So to improve this course and safety it needs better maintenance and remove some trees.

The staff is extremely friendly and courteous. Course is well maintained.

Course was not in the greatest of shape. Front nine went well, then they let part of a tournament out in front of us for the back nine. 10 to 15 minute wait at every tee off from then on. Left a bitter taste for the course.

One of my favourite courses in the Niagara region. Originally a nine hole course when I started the game of golf 45 years ago, it has re-invented itself into an enjoyable and challenging 18 hole pleasure to play at. You are pretty much guaranteed a good lie in any of the fairways and the greens are as fast as any course you've played. At Beechwood you can expect to experience everything you want at a topnotch golf course.

The course was in excellent shape. The greens were amazing with some difficult pin placements. The staff right from the off were truly amazing. the starter man was courtious and the course refreshment lady was amazing. I say that because I left my 7 iron at one of the greens and she hunted the course, asking everyone and eventually she found it and returned it to me. Now that is service. The 19th staff were also very good and myself and my friend will certainly return. Finally, this was a journey back in time for myself and playing partner as we played this course a long time ago, so long we could not remember exactly when during our 19th hole refreshments.. great job by all the Beechwood staff... GRF.

This course was a nice older layout with some fun holes. The greens were fine and rolled true. Fairways and Tee boxes could use some work but still playable and the bunkers a little sand. Not a long course so if your wedge game is on expect some birdies! Worth the price....if you get a hot deal. I would rate it more like 3.5 but didn't have that option.

The course was in good shape, cart paths were not the best, and would of limestone see the club house offer food and coffee before our tee time.

From the pro shop to the starter to the cart girl the staff was very pleasant. Greens ran very true.

Beechwood is included in the Niagara Golf Trail group of courses to play, but isn't on the same level as far as quality or condition. It is easy to access locally and can be fun to play, but was not built, and is not maintained at the level of the other high end courses on the Trail. The greens were in excellent condition when we played, and are the best thing about this course. The sand traps are the worst feature of this course, as they are all just dirt, really. I think that the regular green fee rates are very high when compared to other local courses with better quality and more features. The hot deal did make it affordable and didn't make us feel that we were being taken advantage of. I would only recommend this course if a discount was available. The power carts are all new and were a pleasure to drive. There is no driving range.