Uplands Golf and Ski Club

The course was one of the wettest, I've ever played. The course was extremely hilly on almost every hole except the sixth, which wasn't that flat and you had to putt and come back to go to the 7th hole, the first I've ever experienced. Even without a cart( cart were not allowed during this early season due to snow melt and flooding) the price was way to expensive ($68 with taxes). And then if you had a cart. Must be at least $90. And then there are only 9 holes, that you have to play twice. That was a surprise. It's incredibly outrageous pricing. The only good part of the day was the weather was nice and sunny and I played quite well despite the course conditions.

One hole was flooded, and there were no signs directing us to the next hole. They also did not allow us to use carts

Me and brother came here since we were 5, to learn snowboarding! We love the hills and the amazing staff, and now we work here as snow board instructor! The snow is perfect and all the staff members are very nice!This is my Go-to place for riding fun, and hitting the boxes and ramps,I defiantly recommend coming here!

Course was in bad shape and the pace of play was incredibly slow.

Fairways were rock hard and patchy. Something I could look past if they didn’t charge so much $$$

Awful course layout, terrible if you don’t have a cart, for the price there’s many many many better options

Save your time and money. You can find much better value elsewhere.

The course was pretty bad and a little overpriced. Granted it's early in the season, nevertheless it's not great at all. The par 3s are decent, otherwise save your money and don't waste your time.

A Stanley Thompson nine hole course open to the public in the GTA is a beautiful thing.With more changes in elevation in its nine holes than perhaps any other eighteen hole course I have played in southern Ontario, this is a brutal walk. Pace of play is ridiculously slow. Multiple groups on every hole. Nary a Marshall to be seen. Conditions were pretty dire. No sand in traps. Greens recently spiked. Fairways need proper drainage and a lot of resodding. Having said that, it’s still a Stanley course. You get the par three over water. You get the 245 yd par 3 to a postage stamp sized green. You’ve got the drivable par 4 or the par five that you could make in two. You’ve got to consider the risk reward of each shot. I’d like to come back next summer and play it during the week when the greens are in proper condition and the course isn’t so slammed. If they put a little money into it, it could be a gem.

Nice old course. First 2 holes are kinda squished together but after that there’s some creative holes. A couple of the greens could use some attention.