Centennial Park Golf Centre

I visited the range towards the end of the 2017 season as it is one of the only outdoor ranges close to home, and i am not a fan of hitting off of mats... mats might have been the better option, as i was pretty much hitting off of hard sand/dirt with a couple patches of grass here and there. I will give them another shot once the 2018 season starts and hopefully there will be grass this time around.
3 8 years ago (27-04-2018)

A throwback, ‘80s-style “family” golf course. Cheap, easy, quick. No real challenges except the rock-hard bunkers and hydro wires. I like it before work.
4 8 years ago (13-05-2018)

You get what you pay for! An alright course if you want to work on your short-game (Only Par 3's and 4's). Can't book tee-times ahead of time and staff often just throws players on each 9 and hopes they don't intersect later in the round. Driving range is good.
3 9 years ago (15-12-2017)

Executive course is okay. There are three 9-hole courses: east, west, and north. East and West are the original two courses and are fair enough to play. I hate playing the North 9. The north course was stuffed in after east and west were established; all the fairways are narrower and have sections under repair more often than east or west. Chipping and putting area is alright, but can often get kind of crowded. Driving range is okay, but with the amount of traffic it sees the grass tees usually end up being dirt. The range balls can be pretty bad, some are worn nearly smooth, and the price for a bucket of balls feels high. They've slowly been skimping on the amount of range balls you get. When I first started hitting at this range a "full bucket" of balls would overflow the basket, now it won't even come to the brim.
3 9 years ago (09-01-2018)

It has good pockets for gathering, family outing, BBQs, and golf. It needs some improvement to make it an ideal location.
3 9 years ago (05-12-2017)