Glen Abbey Golf Club

Same old Glen Abbey not much has changed great coarse to play, great shape..only down fall is when you run into members who roam around and play slow not caring if they will finish their round or not....we started early enough to finish before dark but were held up greatly..it took one of our foursome to call in and get a marshal out to get them moving but it didn't help move things at all it seemed that it actually got slower...AWSOME...CLUB LINK SUCKS...LOL

An excellent experience. We were running late due to an accident that snarled traffic- the proshop was very accommodating, but the starter did give us a bit of a hard time. The course itself was beautiful and the conditions perfect. It was cart path only but we didn't mind. Numerous food options available on site. It was great to play a course where we've watched the pros play on many occasions.

Had to finish in the dark due to slow group in front of us

Course was in great condition for September. Bunkers were inconsistent likely due to the rain the night before. Pace of place was not great although this was likely due to one extremely slow foursome. We played 18 holes and did not see one food/beverage cart! For the price and caliber of the course, the golf carts should have GPS and ball/club cleaners. Marshals were also nowhere to be found to speed up slow players. Lots to like about Glen Abbey. Lots that Clublink can do to improve the golfer experience.

Course was in good shape but green on eleven not in use and fifteen closed because of the upcoming Canadian Open. It was my Son's first time playing this course and he enjoyed his day. Birdie on the eighteen hole capped my day

12 degrees and 30 km winds made for a tough round, blue tees were generous, if weather was better would have played champion tees. Course in good condition for this time of year. Greens rolled great! Pace of play was slow. Always great to play the Abbey though.

They said course conditions were great but far from it.

Wet and u had to walk forever unless u hit it by the cart path as it was cart path only, even though they said we could drive anywhere BEFORE booking.

The course was in pretty good shape for April. Especially for only being open for 2 days. The greens were somewhat bumpy and slow but it's only April. The pro shop staff allowed me to postpone my round for 40 minutes due to the continuous rain. I joined some other golfers and had a lot of fun in the sun.

Pretty good deal overall.

As many know, Glen Abbey has been home to the Canadian Open on numerous occasions/years and that alone is enough to warrant spending the money to play. The first few holes aren't overly inspiring by any means but once you arrive to the valley holes, it's at that point that the course starts to shine. Also, holes 16, 17 and 18 are great finishing holes (especially if you are playing a match with friends). I wouldn't go back to "The Abbey" frequently to play golf but will certainly say it's a must play.

Had a good late season round at Glen Abbey. Enjoyed it and managed to finish is about 4 hours, which is excellent.

Course was in good shape for this time of year. Greens were a little slower than they would plan in the summer, but given the wind, this was welcome.

I always wanted to play this course, thank you to GolfNow the price was great so we booked on GolfNow and played.

Amazing experience

lots of divets on fairways and putting area was ruff

Good course. Impatient players

From the moment of arrival to moment of departure, this was an excellent golf experience over two days / two rounds. The friendliness of the staff, and the level of service provided, are very top-notch - from the parking lot / "bag drop" guys to the service folks in "Eighteen" (DO plan to spend some time enjoying this very nice restaurant operation in the clubhouse, and its views), and everyone in between.

And the golf? A very good test, and a course that offers a fairly rich history for only being 40 years old - be sure to read the plaques at various places during your round, especially regarding the unimaginable shot from the spectacular 11th tee, and the remarkable run described at the 15th.

Overall, the course condition was probably slightly below expectation for the course that annually hosts its national championship, but i think that this was largely due to very challenging effects of the unusually dry summer throughout the region; clearly it is very well-maintained. As i have previously commented, i am not a fan of the 1-5 star rating system - there's just too much room between a 4 and a 5. Glen Abbey easily earns solid 4.5's or better for condition, design, and overall rating, but is not quite a "5" at this time.

Having said that, it is surely not to be missed - get out there and enjoy all of this wonderful experience before the planned "bulldozer of progress" makes it only a memory!