Hockley Valley Resort

Awesome course, very picturesque ,,,we paid $60 to ride, No driving range though, and bring your gps

First time we played there. Was really good value for money and a very pleasant lay-out. Would strongly suggest it to every “average” golfer, like me!

The course is very nicely laid out and the view was great. Greens were just air rated so they were very slow and bumpy.

considering it was early May and there was still some snow visible on the ski slopes, I thought the course was in good shape. some greens were rough but you need to consider it is early spring on a ski slope. Excellent price to play a very lovely course.

Need to remind myself not to play at courses that are also resorts. Golf generally comes second at these places and it shows.

Played this in late Oct, in fairness to the management there was no cart service. Greens were great, rough played tough, have played this course at least 3 times every year. Great scenery in the fall.

Pleasant resort golf course with plenty of scenic views. The holes are laid out around, over and between numerous hills creating fun and different challenges with elevation changes. The resort itself is quite charming as is the associated winery close by (Adamo). The staff were very friendly.

Very scenic & challenging course, especially as it was quite a windy day. All staff encountered were very professional, helpful & friendly. Would definitely play it again

I played Hockley Valley on September 8th, and overall, I was fairly disappointed with the course and the facilities overall.

Don't get me wrong, I believe at one point Hockley Valley was a much better course than it was the day I played, but the conditions of the tee boxes, fairways, and greens were all poor. There was lots of brush around the tee blocks playing from the blacks, and on multiple holes obstructing the tee shot itself. The greens were quite slow, and in some instances a bit shaggy.

Another thing that seemed quite odd was the par 3s that were extremely elevated. This makes sense because it is a ski resort in the winter, so most of of the time you're playing off the hills, but playing from have what must have been 75ft+ elevation changes from tee box to green seemed less than ideal.

I think if they put more time into the course, improved the overall condition, added a driving range, put sand back in the bunkers, this course could be something, but in its current state, it is not worth the drive from Toronto. There are much nicer courses in the area for about the same price (I paid ~$50 to play).

Thank goodness carts are mandatory on this course it's mostly built on ski hills some serious elevation changes.