Royal Stouffville Golf Course - Executive Course

Not only is there never a Starter or Marshall on this course, meaning groups can do whatever they want, but it looks like maintenance only happens once a week.

$30 each to walk 9 holes and put with a zillion Geese turds on the green.

Not a terrible par 3, 9 hole course. Just not a great one. And for the price, I'd rather play just about anywhere else. For me, there are far better 9-18 hole courses for similar pricing or less, closer to home. Don't ever pay full price for this place, it just isn't worth it and you can get through it in an hour. Some of the fairways are ridiculously well maintained - the look like greens rather than fairways - which was a shock.

Lots of bugs.

Bring your bug repellent to survive the first two holes!

I’m learning to play golf, and I’ve found that a 9-hole course is just the right fit for me at this stage. I try to get in a round on my own before 8 a.m., when the course is quiet and there are fewer players around. It’s a great way to start the day—peaceful, focused, and low-pressure.

The course itself has a bit of everything: short par-3s, longer par-4s, and a couple of tricky holes that keep me on my toes. It’s been a great place to practice and build confidence without feeling overwhelmed.

My partner and I try to play together about once a month, which is always a fun outing. But I go solo more often, both to improve my game and to enjoy some time outdoors at my own pace.

Never play this course. It is so brutal it made me angry

This was my first round of the season, so my game was rusty. The fairways were great but if I'm being honest, the greens were a little faster than last time I played this course.

Had fun, will. E back.