Springfield Golf & Country Club

Ok golf course, staff are mildly mentally disabledWorst service ever, painfully slow, they don't know their own menu or bar list.

The course is challenging, however, player friendly. Beautiful natural features e.g: ponds covered in water lilies, dramatic elevation changes, great chance to see wildlife. Friendly pro-shop staff, good selection of golf clothing.

We had a delicious prime rib dinner along with great service, good selection of drinks and amazing desserts.

I was very impressed when my son and his friends treaded their dads to a day of golf. How ever that all went by the way side at the turn. Springfield had over booked, which is fine, we where in no hurry. But after ordering food at the turn. We where scolded on the 10th tee blocks and told we had to proceed to the 12th tee blocks. After arguing with two different gentlemen, we proceeded along. And yes it did ruin the rest of our time there. I for one will never play there again. Nor will I ever recommend this course to anyone. I have never been abused on a golf coarse in such a manner. The two so called managers would be fired in my books. I have never seen such ignorance from the so called managers. We let the group behind us play through. So what was the big problem? Still shaking my head over such poor judgement.

My squad has played all over southwestern Ontario for nearly 20 years, and this course remains one of our favourites. It's relatively short from the back (blue) tees, but every hole offers a unique challenge. Well placed bunkers, lots of foliage and trees down the fairways (but not so much to lose a ball), and a fabulous back nine with very picturesque water for three holes at the turn. Very well-groomed, our rainy spring has been a blessing for this verdant course. Watch the greens - immaculate but very hard to read. Friendly staff, and good eats in the bar. You'll love this track. $56 without cart.