E.T. Seton Park

Course is new in the ground for less than a year and thus tee locations / signs have not been formally determined. There was confusion on finding the tee pads and in the mean time there should be temporary markers. Newbees we saw on the course were just zig zagging across the fairways and making up their own course. Designed for better players with multiple basket locations that in the long position is not friendly to get more people playing the game. In two circumstances due to the bottlene ...
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Course is new in the ground for less than a year and thus tee locations / signs have not been formally determined. There was confusion on finding the tee pads and in the mean time there should be temporary markers. Newbees we saw on the course were just zig zagging across the fairways and making up their own course. Designed for better players with multiple basket locations that in the long position is not friendly to get more people playing the game. In two circumstances due to the bottleneck of the park there was a lot of walking between at least 3 baskets to next tee pads. Overall a beautiful course that has lots of potential.
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This course is a lot of fun to play, and super accessible within the city by ttc, bike or car (free parking). There's 18 unique holes with a good mix of hyzer, anhyzer and straight shots off the tee. Most tee shots present a challenge by use of trees in the park. E T Seton park is a really beautiful backdrop for the course, tonnes of green space. It's hard to pick a favourite hole, lots of fun tee shots: - bomber down hill (14) - ace runs 4 & 16 - challenges, 6, 7,8 where a bad tee si ...
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This course is a lot of fun to play, and super accessible within the city by ttc, bike or car (free parking).
There's 18 unique holes with a good mix of hyzer, anhyzer and straight shots off the tee. Most tee shots present a challenge by use of trees in the park.

E T Seton park is a really beautiful backdrop for the course, tonnes of green space.

It's hard to pick a favourite hole, lots of fun tee shots:
- bomber down hill (14)
- ace runs 4 & 16
- challenges, 6, 7,8 where a bad tee sit really hurts a par score...

Lots of fun shots!

It does get buggy in summertime, so pack bug spray, and gets busy on weekends near parking lots (#5,6,7). Pedestrian path is also popular for joggers and bikers.

Course installation should be complete in 2012, tee signs, and remaining tee pads.
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My first course with a mountain bike trail and a walking path through it. Accidentally came in from the south due to google directions. The course starts close to the science center, so may want to use that as your initial direction. Played #8 first, which was really confusing. Short pads, baskets are well marked with the chainstar tag and a high-vis yellow sticker. Signs at the pad was ok, had trees on some that either weren't there or out of place. Signs had indications of where the next pad ...
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My first course with a mountain bike trail and a walking path through it. Accidentally came in from the south due to google directions. The course starts close to the science center, so may want to use that as your initial direction. Played #8 first, which was really confusing. Short pads, baskets are well marked with the chainstar tag and a high-vis yellow sticker. Signs at the pad was ok, had trees on some that either weren't there or out of place. Signs had indications of where the next pad was, but still missed #10. Could use directional arrows at the basket pointing to the next pad. It's unavoidable, but also nervous on a few baskets about hitting a biker or walker. Fun to play while on vacation in Toronto!
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