Reviews of Toronto Island Disc Golf Course (Golf)

Mike Yribarren

It is always so relaxing to visit the Islands. The trail guides you through an “endless” time staring at the clouds. Not to mention the great views from the neighbourhoods there as well of the kind, friendly residents. If you have the chance, try and visit the feathered residents livid gn right in front of Centre Island (thank me later). Just one thing, if you’re planning g to go into the morning, I totally recommend you not to wear clothes that can be seen wet as they activate all the sprinklers at full speed in the mornings (unless you wanna have some fun haha). Overall, it is always a great time to relax and spend your time with your loved ones.

Dave Warda

Kinda wet. Please let us know when you dry out.

Sajith Ranasinghe

Need to take Wards island ferry ($8/RT). Nice scenery. Good distance, very well marked course, no change in elevation (island) but good bend left/right. Good mix of trees and clear driving lanes. Worth a visit if visiting Toronto. I went in mid May and the island was half flooded bc of rising lake and rain.

Matt Thornton

One of my favorite things to do with my son. A little bit too mucky from the floods this summer. Course not in the best condition.

Jessica Villavicencio

What a beautiful and complete disc golf course! Love how far the distances are, and there are 2 different goals to set your own difficulty level. 18 full holes. Would love to play here again!

Ed Krolow

One of the premier courses in Canada. Beautiful scenery with backdrop of downtown Toronto. Long well manicured holes. Only downside is that it’s pretty flat, prone to flooding (recently) and the emerald ash borer has really opened up the fairways.

Matt Clarke

Awesome course! 18 long and challenging holes. A few of them are next to the water and you have to be super careful with your throws. None of the holes are flooded anymore.

Cooliepops

Have to love these guys giving the course 1 star because it was flooded. That's like giving a restaurant a bad review even though the meal was great but the server took too long to get your bill. Great course with two sets of baskets and two tee pads on each hole. Bring your bug and tick spray!

Mark Oleniuk

Whether you're a beginner or a pro this course has something to offer everyone. It is set along some really great scenery and views of both Toronto island and the city. It's an 18 hole course that takes at least 2 hours to complete. Each hole is set up with two sets of tee boxes and two baskets. For the more serious players the "long" course is very difficult! Plenty of obstacles and even water, so be careful not to lose your discs.

Allan MacDonell

The course is mostly underwater and the mosquitos and Red Ants are reaching epidemic proportions. Don't get me wrong, it's usually a great course but you'd best be wearing hip waders if you go here this year. I recommend the Frisbee Golf Course alternate at Leslie St and Eglinton just east of the Rail bridge south of Eg. Happy Golfing!

Bharat Joshi

Best place to visit with family and friends. Kids friendly.