Turnberry Golf Club

Overall it is a good course, they had a promotion that was cheaper than golf now, but that's fine. This course is getting expensive for what it is, will be booking other courses going forward.

Cheers

playing this place was great. the weather was good!

Challenging layout the greens make the short par threes tricky.

This was my first time ever ending a round before it was over,

I decided to go play Turnberry spontaneously, there were plenty of late afternoon tee time showing on GN, so I went. It was a nice afternoon, and I thought I would go and work on my par 3 game.

I teed off as a single, and caught up to a couple of groups that graciously allowed me to play through, proper golf etiquette.

I was moving along very nicely and finished 10, and walked up the hill to the 11th. When I arrived I found a 4 some on the tee, young guys, who had obviously jumped in on that hole. It was the first time I saw these guys. Because the jumped in, they were waiting to tee off. I held off saying anything (in hindsight I should of) and decided to wait.

They were decent golfers and were playing from the tips. A few times they decided to reload off the tee, which was adding fuel to my fire. I waited every hole thereafter and this caused a backlog behind me. Another single behind me decided to bail on the 14th.

By the time we got to 16, I had enough! 2 of them teed off and put balls in the water, and decided to reload!! One of these young man finally looked at me and asked me if I wanted to play through. That’s when I lost it, and told all 4 of them that what they did was wrong and that they not only slowed down and messed up my round, but also everyone behind me. I walked off the course at that point and complained to the pro shop.

I never saw a Marshall once during my round! I’m certain this happens at Turnberry regularly. I caution all of you to save your $50 for a course that has Marshall’s .

This was my first and last time playing Turnberry, and that’s a shame because if this hadn’t happened I would have played there again.

A true shame.

The course was in great shape for being so early in the season. Staff are always great. And Nine Eighteen (the clubhouse) always has great food.

We had a lot of fun playing this course. I cannnit remember the exact date aoninjust picked one.

We found that if you were not on the fairway you could be hacking away for a while trying to get your ball out of certain areas.

The greens were in great shape and the clubhouse was spectacular. Over great spot for people of all levels to get out and wack a few around together.

We will be back at some point.

November 28 in the Toronto area usually means golf is on TV only. However, an unusually mild day sparked many courses to open to take advantage. Given the above, I was impressed at the course conditions, especially the undulating greens - much faster than I would have expected, even though they had been recently sanded. For an exec length course, this track is no pushover. Architect Carrick clearly decided to offset the lack of yardage with clever bunkering, water hazards and those confounding greens. Like it a lot!

Very good round considering it is the end of the season. The course was in surprisingly, good shape.

It’s a beautiful executive course well laid out with excellent greens and great diversity of holes and the course is excellently maintained can’t say enuff good things about it if your looking for a course with some challenging golf look no further

Very impressed by the condition of this course. Greens meticulously maintained. The windy conditions added to the challenge of this course.

This course is always in in excellent shape. Bit wet on this day only due to lots of rain prior to our round