Bronte Creek Provincial Park

This course is super well marked & maintained and provides a ton of layout options and shot shapes for differing skill levels. The club is also the classiest I've experienced for returning discs, so I ... show more ›

This course is super well marked & maintained and provides a ton of layout options and shot shapes for differing skill levels. The club is also the classiest I've experienced for returning discs, so I rarely throw in fear of losing an inked disc and having someone poach it. Lastly, the wind is such a factor on this course. It can change from one hole to the next, so if you’re training for tournament play this place will learns ya good.

More of a links type course. Quite demanding because the fescue and prickles are going to steal some discs. Spotters needed as we were told by locals. And that did help us find a few of our wayward di ... show more ›

More of a links type course. Quite demanding because the fescue and prickles are going to steal some discs. Spotters needed as we were told by locals. And that did help us find a few of our wayward discs. Being a fall weekday we did not have to pay unlike Christie Lakes. This is a cool course though. Looks like some older baskets on some holes offer a different game. It also appears that some tee boxes are being redone. Not an easy walk in the park.

I am very sad in having to rewrite the review of a once iconic disc golf course. Bronte was known as a beast and was showcased in the annual DGI. I was a big fan then and played the summer league fo ... show more ›

I am very sad in having to rewrite the review of a once iconic disc golf course. Bronte was known as a beast and was showcased in the annual DGI. I was a big fan then and played the summer league for a few years. I am absolutely shocked in the changes that have taken place. Sorry if I'm offending anyone, but It must be said. Bronte had some brilliantly designed holes, making good use of the trees that were already on the property. Like holes 2 long, 6 long to C basket, 12, 13 long to long basket, 14 to long basket, 16 to long island basket, 17 long. The, ongoing redesigning of holes has cumulated in a choice of layouts with two sets of basket on each hole. Although, I love the fact there is choices of layouts, I'm not a fan in the mixture of design aspects throughout the course. I counted 5 island or peninsula greens and one island fairway. (island target aspect - overdone) OB lined fairways on several holes as a recreational course does not add appeal and makes disc golf hard, and not fun. (I don't mind if you're running an event) I'm the first to redesign a hole if it needs to be more challenging, but to slap OB lines on holes that are already a great hole like hole 6 will only irritate me. Next, a basket set in a large bush with little clearing makes no sense to almost anyone. (You can never throw one in the basket) Overall, I don't enjoy playing here anymore. I miss old Bronte. And that's why I am very sad.