Hockley Valley Resort

Always been one of my favourite courses. Still is.

Hidden deep in west side of GTA, the golf course claims it is a "must play" in GTA. Double as a resort and skiing place, first impression when we got into the compound was not very positive. while some staff were friendly but others were on the edge of rude. Due to the COVID-19, there were a few extra rules to follow, but then the staff broke them anyways, but grapping IDs from us, talking to us in close distance. The car path badly need a make-over. The condition on the green was OK, but the fairways were full of divots, not well maintained.

You can surely find better deal for your money somewhere else.

What a great coarse very challenging and very well kept I will for sure golf here again

Played on “opening” day.

Course condition was outstanding for opening day.

Greens are 5/10 for speed.

Single person per cart use. Pace was slow as a result but not because of others in front but by time required to all drive a cart.

I’ll be back soon.

Hockley Valley Resort is always a great day of golf. Course is in great shape. Delicious meal after.

Ken runs the Pro Shop and is always there,he is awesome.

Best course in the area

Played on what is probably the last week of the golf season for 2019. Lots of leaves (as to be expected) which made finding balls (even in the fairway) challenging.

Lots of rain during the previous few days created some "mushy" areas but greens were in good condition for the time of year. Although the ball definitely does not travel as far in the cooler fall air, the scenery makes it always nice to play this particular course at this time of year.

Always a challenge requiring use of virtually every club in your bag.

Hockley Valley did not disappoint. Conditions were were great and the greens ran true. This is a fabulous course that is more than fair if you can keep it on the short stuff.

Course is good value. Layout needs tweaking. 4th, 9th, 11th are a scramble with blind holes. 10th, 17th elevated tee are super fun.

Yes, the course is excellent in all regards. However, our power cart died in the middle of the 13th fairway. Good thing I had my cell phone with me. We called the pro-shop. They got another cart to us in 15-20 minutes. We thought that the proshop manager would offer some kind of compensation to us afterwards to account for our time lost due to their poorly charged cart. Not only would they do nothing for us , their attitude to us was totally unapologetic. Left a bad taste in our mouths. One wonders how often carts die on their course..

Hockley Valley presents a challenge to golfers at every level, but it's an enjoyable trek around the Niagara Escarpment. The course is beautifully laid out among the hills and valleys. Being straight off the tee is a must because fescue, creeks and trees await your hook or slice. I prefer to walk when I play, but the frequent steep climbs and the distance from greens to tees on several holes make it much easier to ride a cart. I've played this course in the fall and it's breathtaking with the changing colours. About an hour's drive northwest of Toronto.

Great Day , course played very forgiving, greens were soft and pin placement were very challenging. Need to get one more round in the Fall

The overall course conditions were good except for some of the cart paths which were in need of work. My wife and I arrived early for our time and after checking in at the pro shop we still had 15 minutes to our tee time. So my wife went in to use the washroom facility while I waited outside by the pro shop. I was approached by the gentleman in charge of loading the carts and he informed me that they were waiting for us on the tee. When we arrived at the first tee we barely had time to get our clubs out as they were already hitting. Felt rushed and all if since for the first few holes as a result. Kind of put a damper on the whole round for us. Won't be returning anytime soon

Slightly shorter than the average course but more difficult. No sand bunkers but lots of grass bunkers..Beautful vistas in the Caledon Hills