1. Rochie | Rated | 05 May 2009 | Add A Review

Played here yesterday. The course was in fantastic condition the recent rain has it looking in tip top shape. I was very pleasantly surprised. Compares very favourably to Morriset just down the road. Greens were medium/fast and very true, fairways were excellent.

2. deano | Rated | 16 Jul 2006 | Add A Review

Just played Toronto for the first time.Apart from a couple of hills it's a relatively easy walk.

This ain't champagne golf folks,she's a real blue collar beer and blue denim kinda track.I felt outta place wearing a golf shirt,shorts/belt and soft spikes(virtually all blokes I saw were playing in jeans). Course condition is OK so long as you keep it on the fairways.Greens were in good nic.Bunkers due for fresh sand.

I'd happily play here again.It sure ain't flash,just a solid basic course.

Cost is $18, don't matter if you play 9 or 18 just the one price.Proshop looked well stocked for a Country Club course and ditto the other reviewers comments re the halfway house.

3. slats1972 | Rated | 02 May 2006 | Add A Review

I have played a few comps at Toronto, being close to my home course, it's a nice change!

The course opens with a shortish Par 4. It isnt too hard but a creek across the fairway means you can hit anything from a 3 wood to 6 iron off the tee, depending on your line.

The creeks are used well, some going across others, down the side of the fairway suchas the 5th which is a long (430m?) par 4. All down the right is the creek and certain doom, but you know you need a long hit to reach the green in 2, 3 is more likely for the mid high handicapper.

The back 9 too is well thought out with a couple of long holes, my favourite being the 13th which has a large tree in the middle of the fairway. Whilst visually intimidationg, it really isnt in play. The hole travels slightly left down hill till you hit into a large, newish green.

Overall, the course can be inconsistent in condition but is good value and a good track.

p.s. The halfway house is the best I have seen on a comp day!

4. thefreeloaders | Rated | 05 Feb 2006 | Add A Review

toronto was a pleasant surprise a course that is quiet long and demanding, the tight tree lined fairways make it a good test of golf,the first few holes while not long make good use of the creeks runing across them holes 5 to 8 are good length holes then the 9th which is a strong par 3 as are,12 + 15, the 11th is a monster par 5 but the best hole for me is the 13th 422m par 4, to reach it in 2 you have to take on a big tree in the middle of the fairway then it doglegs left down the hill to a large green, my one complaint is that in areas it was lacking a bit of TLC and the greens were a bit slow although that could be down to the heavy rain for 48 hrs before we played. the clubhouse was abit of a shed but the members and pro were very freindly. worth a look