Humber Valley Golf Course

Drove 3 hours to golf this track with a buddy who is local. It was a lot of fun and and a fairly easy walk if you like walking, just a couple hills to contend with if you walk. Most fairways are wide, and they have some character with a small hills, tree lined and some bunkers. There's a couple holes with a sewage smell but that's not the fault of the course. The fairways were well kept, a little dry but given our recent weather that's to be expected. Bunkers were playable which was a nice change from some courses closer to where I normally play. I thought it was very cool to see all the planes on their decent into the airport. Overall a nice course. The only knocks was nooboby was available at the turn for drinks, but there was a drink cart out on the back 9 and the green had loads of pitch marks. Can't wait to go back for another round though.

The best local option in the city with good rates, great staff and in good condition.

The course is in excellent condition. Peace was excellent. The greens were fast and true Perfect.

Decent city owned course. A few good par 4's, many good par 3's! Good value for $. Close to Hwy 401 and not too much farther from Hwy 427. It's GREAT that this city owned course makes golf accessible to the masses at a reasonable price!

Really nice little course within the city. Greens, fairways and tee decks are all in pretty good shape and the price is right. Only downside is it is a shorter course so the long hitters and better golfers may want to look elsewhere but really good for everyone else

If you are a senior this might be your home course mainly because of the price for seniors and the shorter course length. The course conditions are passable, yellow grass and slightly beat up for a city course but not terrible. Course is very short and the par 5’s on the back are excessively long considering the rest of the course is short. If you drive past 260-280 expect to not even use your driver most holes and the holes that you do you will have 30-50 yard chips to the green. I would recommend this course to dads taking their kids, seniors or people who are learning golf but want something in between par 3 courses and a 72 yard championship course

Heard such good things about this place but it didn’t even come close to living up to any expectations that you would have for a city course. Lets start with the course conditions which in general were pretty poor, literally the worst place I golfed this year out of about 20 courses.There is more yellow grass than anything, especially around all the fairways. Every single tee box was bad, some so bad it was all dirt no grass. Now some of the greens were ok but this might have to do with them turning sprinklers on the green while you are playing the hole!Yes you read that right, literally we finished the whole saw a guy turn them on and watch and wait until they walk to the greens before turning them off. What is the point in wetting the green at noon when the sun will cook the grass? Maybe should water when the course is closed.I will add the staff was friendly and nice and couldn’t complain about the weather.

I actually really liked this course. I shot 5 pars which is a pretty good round for me. It’s a solid level of difficulty, and most of the tee boxes and greens are good quality.The only problem is some of the other golfers with terrible etiquette. They’ll hit into your fairway and then just walk directly in even if you’re about to tee off. We had one guy shank it into our fairway, walk right over no hesitation, look at his role in his range finder not once but twice (while we’re still waiting to hit), take 4 practise swings, and then proceed to shank it even further in the wrong direction.Can’t fault the course though, people are just dumb

Rude old guy with white beard in the pro-shop ruined my experience.City if Toronto needs to hire some polite staff.