Country Lane Golf Course C

Whitby, ON L1N 5S4

Grade Breakdown

Overall C 72/100

Course Condition C 75/100

Design & Challenge D 68/100

Amenities D 60/100

Value B 80/100

Service C 70/100

Reputation D 65/100

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About This Course

Country Lane Golf Course in Whitby is a well-regarded public municipal-style facility offering a traditional golf experience at an accessible price point. While it lacks the high-end amenities of resort courses, its consistent maintenance and straightforward layout make it a solid choice for casual to intermediate players seeking reliable conditions. The course provides a friendly environment with decent practice facilities, though it may not challenge advanced golfers looking for strategic complexity or championship-caliber design.

Course Info

Holes 18

Par 72

Yardage 6,400

Slope 125

Course Rating 73.5

Type Public

Terrain Rolling

Walking Allowed

Green Fees

Weekday $45

Weekend $60

Twilight $35

Practice Facilities

driving range putting green

Details

Address 4145 Country Lane Rd, Whitby, ON

City Whitby, ON

Phone (905) 655-3263

Website http://www.countrylanegolf.ca

Who Should Play Here?

Beginner Playable

Beginners will find Country Lane approachable with forgiving fairway widths and manageable yardages from forward tees. The course avoids overly punishing hazards, making it a comfortable introduction to the area's golf scene.

Play from the forward tees for more margin of error
Take advantage of the practice green before your round
Wide fairways on holes 1-5 ease you in

Intermediate Recommended

Mid-handicap golfers will appreciate the course's consistent conditions and strategic variety that tests accuracy off the tee. The back nine offers more challenge with tighter landing zones and well-maintained greens that reward precision.

The back nine demands accuracy off the tee
Holes 7 and 14 are birdie opportunities if you hit the fairway
Club up on approach shots — greens reject short balls

Advanced Playable

Advanced players may find the design somewhat traditional but can still enjoy a solid test of course management. The rolling terrain and consistent green speeds provide a fair challenge for competitive rounds.