Iroquois Golf Club

The views are spectacular, the staff is friendly, the greens are challenging & the course is impressive. Located just off the 401 between Cornwall & Brockville; a round of golf won't cost you an arm & a leg. As a course rater & rules chair, I've played a lot of courses & this course is among the most fun. Well worth the visit.

Absolutely amazing visit. Course in great condition. Incredible views. The gentleman I dealt with was so friendly it was like I had golfed at the course all my life, when in reality it was my first visit. Then had lunch in the on site restaurant good food good beer great service

What a nice course. Greens are fast and challenging! Staff is super nice, and the last Friday of the month was a perk too! 2 for 1 with cart! Thanks!!

A pretty, links style course that is conveniently located close to highway 401. I planned a last minute 9 hole outing to take a stretching break while driving down to Toronto from Montreal. The course was well manicured and very playable. There is a driving range too. Its unfortunate that I broke my favorite driver at the 7th hole and I didn't play very well, but had fun and it wasn't very windy like I expected it to be. Pace of play was reasonable. 2 of my partners were also passing through. Would play again for sure.

Love IGCAlways great conditions!Every time I golf or have a tasty meal there , I see at least 2 ships passing on the beautiful St Lawrence! Spectacular views!Friendly and welcoming staff!Come and enjoy!

Great place to golf. Course is in amazing shape. Greens are in attack mode. Putts role nice. Fairways are nice. A few tee boxes need work. But overall excellent and the price is excellent.

Nice local course just of the 401 in Iroquois Ont.Not the longest course from the back tees but at just over 6100 yds it is a friendly place to get in some good golf. Nothing overly complicated as most holes are straight ahead and the fairways have ample landing areas. The greens are very receptive and you can attack the pins if you like that kind of golf. The greens are average speed and in good condition; not what I would call fast but can be tricky going downhill.Hard place to lose a ball but there is some high fescue in places and a few holes along the St-Lawrence seaway; 10 is my favourite hole in the region for the gradual dogleg left around the seaway (pictures below).Playing conditions can vary at different times of the year; in the Spring some holes have very poor drainage and can be a hassle to get around in and/or lose a ball in the fairway as the ground swallows up your drive. In the end of July early Aug if it happens to be a dry summer the fairways can be very brown and dry so difficult to hit from but you do gain some yardage on the roll.All-in-all I recommend a stop to play here and just enjoy a friendly round of golf (very affordable) at a leisurely pace. The restaurant also has a great reputation for awesome food.You won't regret playing here but don't expect a high-end golf course with extreme difficulties or elevation changes. You can however expect to play in some wind on most days.

We love this golf course and it’s great value for your dollar. It’s a links style course with very few trees but there’s always a pretty good wind to make things challenging. We played in mid April when other course in Ottawa were not yet open and the entire course was dry.The Alibi is a great down home restaurant for a bite to eat before or after your game.

This is hidden gem for the price! The greens are in great shape and challenging enough to make up for the shorter yardage. The staff are very friendly. The food is also very good in the Alibi with a beautiful view of the ships going by.