Rosedale Golf Club — Local services in Toronto

I recently had the misfortune of visiting this club, and I can honestly say it was the most horrendous golfing experience of my life. From the moment I set foot on the course, it was clear that this place was an utter disaster waiting to happen.

Let's start with the course itself. It was an absolute mess! The fairways were more like unkempt jungles, with knee-high grass and weeds everywhere. It felt like I was playing golf in a neglected field rather than a supposedly reputable golf course. The greens were in even worse condition, resembling patchy, discolored carpets that hadn't seen a mower or a drop of water in months. It was impossible to get a true roll on them, which completely ruined the game for me.

But the terrible conditions were just the tip of the iceberg. The staff at this golf place seemed to have no concept of customer service. They were rude, unhelpful, and clearly disinterested in making anyone's experience enjoyable. I asked for some assistance with my clubs, and the attendant acted as though I was asking him to perform brain surgery. The lack of professionalism and basic courtesy was astounding.

As if the course and staff weren't bad enough, the amenities were a joke. The clubhouse resembled a dilapidated shed that had been forgotten by time. The so-called "restaurant" served tasteless, microwaved food that left me longing for any other dining option. The restroom facilities were nothing short of abysmal, with dirty stalls, broken faucets, and an overpowering stench that made me question whether I had stumbled into a public restroom at a construction site.

To top it all off, the management clearly had no interest in improving the situation. It seemed like they were content with running a golf course that resembled a post-apocalyptic wasteland. The exorbitant fees they charged for such a subpar experience were an insult to every golfer who expected even a modicum of quality.

In summary, the Rosedale Golf Club is a disgrace to the sport of golf and an embarrassment to anyone associated with it. Save yourself the frustration and disappointment and steer clear of this nightmare of a golf course. There are countless other options out there that offer far better conditions, superior service, and a more enjoyable golfing experience overall.

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