Flemingdon Park Golf Club

Flemingdon Park is a neighbourhood in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, located in the city's North York district. It is part of the Don Valley East federal and provincial electoral districts, and Ward 26: Don Valley East (South) municipally. In 2011, its population was 22,205.[1] The average income was $66,784.It is bordered on the north by Eglinton Avenue East, on the west by the Don River (west branch), and on the east and south by the Don River (east branch). The two branches of the river join at the neighbourhood’s southwest corner. The south border is a parkland access road that used to be known as Old Lawrence Avenue. Flemingdon Park is separated from neighbouring communities by river valleys on three sides, and a light industrial area, now mostly used as corporate offices, next to several railway lines on the north side.The community is named after its original owner, Robert John Fleming, the Mayor of Toronto in 1892–1893 and 1896–1897, and the nearby Don River.

Did not like the course at all. Way overpriced for what you get. An executive length course with October rates of $50 for 9 holes and to play another 9 holes for $20 extra. Totally unreasonable. I could have played 18 at a regulation length course for 50 bucks. The family that runs the course is very very nice.

Wonderful 9 hole golf course in the heart of Toronto. The course is great and the food is all home made and delicious. The family that runs the course makes you feel welcome the moment you step on the course.

The course is in great condition due to the hard work of the team. The colours of the fall leaves are spectacular. The greens have been treated and running true and much faster. Enjoy a 9 hole walk in the middle of the city at a diamond-in-the-rough.

Played here for so many years before moving out of Toronto. Great Family!! I believe my score is still the course record

Great little nine hole course in the middle of the city. Affordable. Has some challenging holes but is really good for beginners and intermediate golfers. T-blocks are a little chippy but the greens are good and the pace of play is quick.

Great little golf course 9 holes it's in the core of the city but one's you play there you feel like you're away from the city

Beautiful 9 hole course in the middle of the city. Super friendly staff and very well maintained course.

I’m hesitant to give a glowing review of this place because I actually love it so much and don’t want more people to know about it. But that would be selfish.Simply, this course is a hidden gem in the city. No power carts, tucked away into the Don Valley, most of the people that golf here seem to truly love the game and appreciate being able to squeeze in a quick 9 holes.The proshop is close to the front tees and everyone working there seems to be family. The atmosphere really translates to the overall environment. People chat while waiting to Tee off at the first and it is a friendly un-intimidating atmosphere.As for the course, it is charming. And I found the Greens to be in very good condition this year, even chatted with a greenskeeper this past season, who said the improved conditions are likely thanks to a switch in fertilizer they been using. I appreciated that.One thing I really like about this course is that it isn’t too sloped. You can walk it with ease.If I had one gripe, it’s the price at $50. I can’t really complain as it doesn’t stop me from playing, but I’m surprised there isn’t a much cheaper rate for seniors or that you don’t save more if buying a package of 10+ rounds (I think you save $5 a round).Attached is a video I took, late this season in early October. You can see some pretty big Salmon running up the Don Valley river.Enjoy your time here! I always do!

Saturday May 12: enjoyable first day on the links. This is a fun, convenient course right near downtown Toronto. The staff are very friendly and run things well and on-time. The casual vibe makes it a pleasure, whether you bring your own foursome, or are grouped up by the starter.Some of the fairways were wet & muddy but that's typical early in the season. The clubhouse has a cottage-country" feel great deck – easy to forget you're a few minutes from the corner of Eglington & Don Mills."