Glen Abbey Golf Club

Glen Abbey had opened on the 11th, and I was there on the 12th. Was disappointed that the range was closed despite the fact it was advertised as included on the rate charged by GOLFNOW. . Conditions were pretty dry, and carts were permitted at 90degrees. Greens were scored and holes were still evident from the fall punch. A makeshift par 3 replaced the closed 12th hole. Two other greens were temps. Its still a great layout...will be more enjoyable once we get some warm weather growth.

Understand that it is early season. Offer said range included - nope, it’s closed - it was dry but closed. Overall conditioning of the course was very poor - greens were plugged (price was discounted but no up front comment about plugging) - two temporary greens - one hole completely replaced with a practice hole. Pace of place was great. Underwhelming.

I love Glen Abbey but right now they are way over priced for the course conditions. There were temp greens on 1 & 4. Hole 15 wasn’t even open so we had to play a par 3 that’s been added for that reason I guess. Greens were aerated and not too dressed so short putts were tough to make. Bunkers were either full of water or hard packed and no rakes. But I said I love this track and I know what it plays like in the summer so I’m not going to complain too much.

This course has always been one of my favourites and it always will. It’s well taken care of and it’s a must play for everyone with all levels of ability. I can’t recommend this course enough.

Course was very nice especially the holes in the valley.

But value for money you can play many other courses for cheaper.

Absolutely amazing. NOVEMBER 7TH course is still in great shape and couldnt be more beautiful than it is at this time of year.

The group in front of us was super slow so we didn't get the whole round in. Oh well. That's fall golf for ya.

We played as a threesome. Started a little late, but there had been a frost delay, and this was one of the last tee times of the day. Sadly the range was closed, but the putting and chipping and bunker area were excellent. We started on hole #17. Different, and understandably a very slow start. Cart path only. We soon discovered all the on-course bathrooms were closed for the season. Greens were still fast, and not a lot of roll on the fairways. Still, the leaves weren't too bad, and the bunkers had some playable areas left in them.

Paid 180+ each for a round... overpriced for it bring that wet... lost plugged balls on the fairways ... because I had relatives up from the east coast and they were only able to play on Sunday I had to book several days in advance...

Had to pay 180.00 plus per round...

Where if you book one day in advance you get a round for 78-90 dollars i think it said ... no driving range either... would have been alright for 90 bucks but definitely not worth 180 what I paid

A wet and muddy course, but not the fault of the club. The snow falling left a real mess. Playing on November 4 made it a great time.. I can now put my clubs away for this year with a smile.

2-hour frost delay, which can happen at this time of year, but would be easy to send an email to all guests since we registered and paid online.

We were told the cafe was closed so we couldn't order something to eat or drink and wait inside.

Green fee included range and cart, but the range was closed. That too should have been communicated properly or removed from the advertisement.

Course conditions were decent. There's been a lot of rain lately so not expecting perfect, I would have expected the bunkers to be groomed at least. They were not and there weren't even any rakes to do so ourselves.

There was one gentleman outside trying to coordinate all of the golfers around. He probably could have used some help.

It was cart path only so the pace of play was very slow.

There was no beverage cart on the course.

Playing Glen Abbey has been an annual tradition and this experience did not meet normal expectations. This was not worth $100.

The is such a nice course and was really looking forward to playing. Unfortunately today it was very wet and very slow. I understand it was cart path only but we were waiting on every hole because people were not keeping up with the pace of play and there were no marshals on the course. Drainage is very poor so the rough and fairways were very mushy. On a good note the greens were in good shape and rolled nicely all day.

Course was very wet but still playable, greens were great for this time of year. Extremely windy & cold tough conditions. Foliage was in full autumn splendour.

Always fun to play the Abbey.

This was to complete my Glen Abbey Golf.

Last week my wife and played a latter tee of and we could not complete the course.

Today I wanted to get a full understanding of the experience.

WOW

it was such a challenge,

So scenic, a must for every golfer.

There is so much history here walking outside the pro shop there are a lot of plaques with all the pros names who were here.

It was a warm day with periods of drizzle

The people I was joined up with are quite good and made the day a lot of fun.

Most enjoyable, fall time is the best time to play, especially the valley holes!