Green Lane Sports Complex

Lets just say...A really nice mix of technical forest holes mixed with some nice wide open holes. This course is really well maintained with minimal foot traffic. I didn't see any garbage. One of the ... show more ›

Lets just say...A really nice mix of technical forest holes mixed with some nice wide open holes. This course is really well maintained with minimal foot traffic. I didn't see any garbage. One of the cleanest courses I have been to.

Even when you have a bad drive, which I have many :O it's easy to find your disc. Looking forward to my next visit.

This disc golf course should be the model of any new course design and installation. Well designed tee pads w/ signs. A great mix of designed holes that includes tight technical holes, wide open and ... show more ›

This disc golf course should be the model of any new course design and installation. Well designed tee pads w/ signs. A great mix of designed holes that includes tight technical holes, wide open and exposed holes requiring long drives, holes that require shaping your shots and in my opinion their signature hole, hole 13 - top-of-the-hill. The late Dwayne "Tub" Bereziuk had a dream and made it a reality. His vision created this wonderfully challenging layout on a great piece of property. A must play if you're in Ontario.

Entertaining course to play all-in-all. Not a fan of a few holes though. Hole one a bit too cluttered with trees with no decent lines to basket. Tricky to find the 5th hole. The open holes out of the ... show more ›

Entertaining course to play all-in-all. Not a fan of a few holes though. Hole one a bit too cluttered with trees with no decent lines to basket. Tricky to find the 5th hole. The open holes out of the woods add a nice variety but can be treacherous on windy days. The downhill shot from (very) high on a hill is pretty cool.

Seems to be a lot of people walking their dogs off their leashes...so be prepared to have dogs come bounding up to you. (there is a fenced in leash-free area they should be using).

I am a fan of free! This place has tree cover and obstacles. I like it alot. Not very well marked and no score cards to be had. But it's strait forward and well laid out. Great Job! On our way home ... show more ›

I am a fan of free! This place has tree cover and obstacles. I like it alot. Not very well marked and no score cards to be had. But it's strait forward and well laid out. Great Job! On our way home we searched for recommended places to eat ! 5 min from green lane is a place on HWY 24 called Chef in a Box ! WoW ! Alberta Beef dip is killer! and the Lobster roll was unbelievable. I had a Great Day in Brant !

The course is mostly flat, except for one hole going up hill and one downhill bomber. Good degree of difficulty with a wide variety of shots required to attack this course. There is a fair amount of p ... show more ›

The course is mostly flat, except for one hole going up hill and one downhill bomber. Good degree of difficulty with a wide variety of shots required to attack this course. There is a fair amount of places to lose sight of your disc (ie long grass, thick pine trees, etc.), so keep an eye on where your disc is going. Spotters on some holes are recommended, especially Hole 10. All long teepads are a good quality rubber and they very large. The short teepads are just spray painted lines with a little orange flag. Baskets are DISCatcher Pros, which are the best baskets in my opinion. For the most part, the flow from Basket to the next tee makes sense and there is either mowed or has been beaten down by foot traffic. We had to use the course map to find our way around the first time, but the next time we were just fine. There is expected to be tee signs in the near future with hole number and distances. In the meantime, you can refer to the course map posted on DGO for distances. There is park staff to keep the course well-maintained and mowed, which is a bonus.

Overall, a great new course for the Southern Ontario area. Two thumbs up.