St. Catharines Golf & Country Club — Restaurant in St. Catharines

Never heard of this course but then I don't live in St. Catherine's. Got a chance to play it on Labour Day. We only got 5 holes in before the skies opened up on us. From what I had seen I really wasn't that impressed with the course and especially the shape the course was in bc for a high priced private course. It definitely is not a $127.00 golf course which was what we paid. The layout wasn't bad but some of the tees we're a little rough and not flat and the fairways we're not in very good shape at all. Riding a cart in the fairways was like riding a horse, hold on and hope you don't get bucked off. It's not on my list of places to play again and won't. There are lots of courses in the golden horshoe area that are way better and close to...

I'm not all that fond of courses with holes with blind shots, and this one has several. The shorter the tees you play, the more there are. Traffic noise is audible from most points on the course. I prefer a more peaceful location, where you hear more wildlife sounds than traffic noise. That said, it has nice practice facilities ("long range" is irons only) is very well maintained, has good food and beverage service. The oncourse bathrooms actually have hot water, which I haven't found to be the case in many places,...

My son played his high school curling playoffs here. It has a long and storied history for curling and friends and family can sit and watch in a nice lounge with a well appointed bar. Of course, this is also a private golf club. While I have known some former members, current rates and requirements are unknown to me at this time. As a member of the St. Catharines Business Club we used to meet in one of the banquet halls. Everything is very classy at the St. Catharines Golf and Country...