Solstice 54 in the GTA - which courses would work best?

[Bpelman]

Guys, last year the TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley had an organized event called Your 54 that bought you play on all 3 courses, tournament style with vendors on holes and contests. Was amazing and hope to do it again this year. Web site link here: https://www.ospreyvalley.com/your54

[hbomb]

Other 'east end' options.

36 holes at Parkview, a course you already mentioned.
9 holes about 5 minutes up the street at Markham Green.
Then you could just 'pop in' to Cresthaven (now Markham Executive) and get 18 par 3 holes. it is probably the best choice late in the day as there are little in the way of trees/hills to block the setting sun. And tee times are relatively easy to obtain.
So in theory 63 holes of golf.

20 or so years ago you would have had your choice of Parkview (36), Brookside (27) and Markham Green/IBM (18 plus a small 9 hole par 3 course) all within less than 5 minutes of each other. And Cedarbrae right beside Brookside if you knew a member there.

Otherwise current options:
Glen Cedars and Bushwood are both about 10 - 15 minutes away.
Spring Creek a 9 hole course, Royal Ashburn and Lakeridge Links are all about 20 minutes from Markham Green.

Deer Creek (27 holes), Watson's Glen, Lakeridge, Royal Ashburn, Oakridges are all courses within reasonable distance of each other.

Mill Run. 27 holes on the 'championship course' and 18 holes (5 par 4's) on the 'executive' course. The executive is another course whose layout is conducive to end of day play.

Thanks.

Great idea with Markham Executive. Doing Parkview and that be one of the best options - and none are that hard to get tee-times, as you say.

[ShanksMcDuck]

i'm pretty good at online click races, but yeah, I totally get your point - it's going to need a lot of co-ordination, and some backup options.

Totally TPC would be a great option, but I'm not really to spend $400 on the day, and probably not really enjoy the last 18-27 holes at all.

$450 with food, drinks, tee gift and prizes. I understand you dont want to spend that much, just providing the info in case others are interested.

https://www.ospreyvalley.com/your54

[Weirfan]

$450 with food, drinks, tee gift and prizes. I understand you dont want to spend that much, just providing the info in case others are interested.

https://www.ospreyvalley.com/your54

I did the whole 54 holes at TPC some 10-15 years. We did it in ~10 hours which included a stop for food ( to go) in between each 18. The venue sets up perfectly to do this, 3 incredible courses in one location and typically ( although that might have changed) enough openings to get all 54 in.

there used to be a 100 hole day there which some of our members here and a few friends of mine did.

[hbomb]

$450 with food, drinks, tee gift and prizes. I understand you dont want to spend that much, just providing the info in case others are interested.

https://www.ospreyvalley.com/your54

That's actually great info - still too pricy for me, but maybe in the future.

[twooffthetee]

Other 'east end' options.

36 holes at Parkview, a course you already mentioned.
9 holes about 5 minutes up the street at Markham Green.
Then you could just 'pop in' to Cresthaven (now Markham Executive) and get 18 par 3 holes. it is probably the best choice late in the day as there are little in the way of trees/hills to block the setting sun. And tee times are relatively easy to obtain.
So in theory 63 holes of golf.

20 or so years ago you would have had your choice of Parkview (36), Brookside (27) and Markham Green/IBM (18 plus a small 9 hole par 3 course) all within less than 5 minutes of each other. And Cedarbrae right beside Brookside if you knew a member there.

Otherwise current options:
Glen Cedars and Bushwood are both about 10 - 15 minutes away.
Spring Creek a 9 hole course, Royal Ashburn and Lakeridge Links are all about 20 minutes from Markham Green.

Deer Creek (27 holes), Watson's Glen, Lakeridge, Royal Ashburn, Oakridges are all courses within reasonable distance of each other.

Mill Run. 27 holes on the 'championship course' and 18 holes (5 par 4's) on the 'executive' course. The executive is another course whose layout is conducive to end of day play.

I will second the suggestion of Watson's Glen - Royal Ashburn - Oakridge. All very close to each other and pretty good golf.

[Tommy Armour V31]

Lakeridge , Watson's , Cherry Downs, all within 5km of each-other, make sure to stock up on golfballs. or Lakeridge, Whispering Ridge amd Watsons, very little driving time required.

I have done 36 containing Glen Cedars (now Pickering Glen) and Parkview Valley about 5 years ago in September walking - then crawling to my car afterwards.
You could add in Bushwood and all 3 are quite close to each other, or starts at Cedars, then Parkview Valley , then Parkview Upper.

However likely best to do it all in the west-end for maximum daylight .

Toronto city courses all make you clear out early unfortunately.