Whispering Hills Golf Club

Great layout, a challenging course that could be great but has sadly been poorly maintained. Now a more rustic experience but worth it to play.

I've been to whispering hill twice this year, and everytime it's always great service. Darrell would come out and bring us drinks and snacks etc while out on the course. Definitely will come back again.

I gave it two stars simply because of the simulator.The golf course itself has potential, but it’s in horrible shape. They have some really silly rules that make them lose business. If you are not a member prepare to get less service. Any serious golfer I kno wouldn’t think about being a member here.They need to realize what they are and stop acting like they are a top course. If they treated it like the course it is, and targeted the average to low experienced golfers, be flexible with tee times, cart rentals, and lowered their price they would do much better. Any serious golfer I would suggest u stay far away from this course. Like me, u will be disappointed.

Worst customer service experience I have ever had. We called with a few questions regarding their course and booking a time at the course and the man on the phone was incredibly rude and had plenty of attitude right off the bat. We also spoke to him about a person in my party being “newer” to the golf course, and he immediately canceled our reservation we had and said that they are always “too busy” to have a new player be there (being extremely rude, again.)I honestly don’t know how they are still afloat if this man is answering their phone. Super disappointed.

Went to use the range, walked up to pro shop" guy said that's handled in the club house. Ok went in and two guys talking one sitting down on a computer

Sign says 18 Holes & Driving Range OPEN." Stopped in to use the range but was told I needed an appointment (on a Saturday). Reason stated was they couldn't afford to pay staff to sit around if nobody was golfing - understandable I guess. The kicker was you were there

The case for Whispering..Often mocked, usually after it bites you. The greens don't hold from June to October, and often roll poorly. The fairways are ill defined, and it's largely overgrown in spots, which affects playability. It could certainly use a 7 figure restoration, but I don't think that's in the cards.However, as far as actual golf course design is concerned, you'd be hard pressed to find better within 60 KM. Probably only the old Saugeen 9, Chippewa, Legacy Ridge and Cobble Beach, and those are Thompson, Carrick and Robinson designed tracks. There are no dumb holes. #1 #4 #5 #6 #9 #13 and #14 are very good holes.There's plenty of amateur hour hole design in the area brushed over with better conditioning. Pike, Stone Tree, Scenic, Northern Dunes, Ainsdale etc. The Ferns, in particular, is a travesty of golf design.You want lush Parkland golf? This isn't the place, but whether on purpose, or not, Whispering Hills offers old world conditions, clever routing, and smart design all for a very reasonable price.

My husband and I had a blast using the golf simulator on Valentine's Day! It was really fun and great value. In addition, our experience with customer service was exceptional. We'll definitely be back!

Too much for the driving range. A large" bucket of balls more like a small bucket at other places and terrible customer service. Had to explain how much property is to justify why I paid almost 17.00 a bucket for a restricted 200 yards for my driver. No clubs available to use for the driving range. Overall I would not return nor would I suggest friends or family to go here when there is a way nicer driving range/course down the road with great service."

Worse course I've ever played. The greens were brown and like putting across a gravel parking lot. They do little to none to make it barely a cow pasture..actually a cow pasture probably being kind. Very very over priced for the condition of course. Will say, if you had the right people managing the course and maintenance needed would be a great course.