Century Pines Golf Club

Century Pines is a moderately difficult course in good condition... water, bunkers, dog legs but no hills. A good walking course. Some of the fairways are a little close to each other so you have to watch for errant balls. Turf conditions were good. My only criticism would be that there was no Starter and no Marshall and the pace of play was very slow. Best to play weekdays?

Overall course is in great shape. Greens were a bit chewed up, fairways excellent. Ranger was very active around the course which helped.

Friendly staff and great course conditions made the rainy day at Century Pines worth the visit.

Recommend to anyone

Nothing special about century pines. It was in Good shape. Maybe a little soft. I understand the course does not drain real well. Staff was very friendly. We managed to get a great deal due to an error according to the pro shop. We paid 39 bucks cart included at 2 pm. I wouldn't pay too much more for this track. All in all it was a fun round even in the very windy conditions. We will return.

Although the course is a little away from Toronto the course and the price make the drive worthwhile.

Tee of at 139 as a single , no starter , pair up with 2 other guys .After 9 holes they quit , I continued as a single no one let me play through , needless to say 5hr round.

We really enjoyed this course. I don't know why I didn't play it sooner. I will definitely be back.

Always one of the courses I consider playing. Course was in excellent shape, the greens were dressed with sand which was slightly disappointing but otherwise there were no issues. Good value and always a fun course to play.

Not too difficult for beginners. Enough challenge for low handicapper. The course is in great shape.

The course is challenging when you pick the right tees for your skill level. Most holes are good with some strategy required. Couple of holes could be improved on (like 16) with a little work. Some water damage that reflects work required to improve the course condition so that it drains better. They were working on hole 4 to address some drainage issues which is encouraging to see. They continue to do upgrades which is nice to see on a public course. Course coition compared to other courses in this price range is excellent.

The restaurant and patio has undergone significant work and is really nice. Standard food is available but for the more adventuresome there are many daily specials that are first rate - kudos to the kitchen team!

Some cart paths need work as does some of the signage. Pace of play is generally good but some holes seem to attract a crowd. Playing in 4 hours is usually not an issue.

The day I went golfing looked as if the weather was going to be great. Upon arrival, it started to rain, hail and then lighting/thunder. I know this is not the courses fault, obviously, but as I was checking in, I was guaranteed by the staff, there wouldn't be a weather problem, as the rain always goes around them. After about 15 min, the rain stopped, cleared up, got sunny, so I started my round. Got to about the 5th hole and it all started up again, but much worse. Decided to call it a day. Went to the pro shop to get a credit for the round to come back again. Thinking I would get a 18 hole credit, but they actually only gave me 9, since it's their "policy" because I played more than 1 hole. This is not what any other course I have been to does. I should have been given 18 holes, since I barely played half the front 9.