Green Acres Golf Course

Great 9 hole course just outside Regina, (between Pilot Butte and Balgonie). Greens are in terrific shape, and the fairways are nicely maintained. It had a nice mixture of holes and challenges. Twilight is a great way to end the week.

Pretty awful time overall. The course isn’t kept well, many of the rental carts are in disrepair, the greens are pretty well all sloped, and despite the willingness to take your green fees (which are high relative the the quality of the course and comparing to others in the area), they are quick to berate their patrons. Not worth the money (let alone the drive), unless you enjoy overpriced green fees, terrible courses, broken equipment, and pompous employees.

I’m really disappointed with my experience at this golf course. While the greens and fairways were in decent condition, the management was downright rude, which completely ruined the experience for me. I honestly can’t recommend this course. The lack of customer service and general rudeness from the management team made what could have been a great round of golf feel like a chore. There are plenty of other courses around that treat their guests with respect. This one is not worth your time or money.

I don’t know if management changed over recently but I remember it having nice staff which was not the case today. Price point is the same for a the city courses for less quality. Know that your not going there for a good time putting and that you’ll have too chip 3 times off fringe side. My advice if coming from Regina-continue another 30 mins past and hit the town of Indian head you’ll just have a better time.

A better than average small town golf course. Course is in good shape. Fairly open but some water & tree hazards.

Take your money elsewhere. It’s similar rate to play anywhere else. The greens are so slanted and makes it nearly impossible to putt. Staff is rude and the course marshall is aggressive when confronting golfers and takes no other factors into consideration. Fellow golfers on the course are even worse, yelling at other golfers, playing tight up on our group and not leaving space. All that aside, based on price per 9 holes and quality of the holes - you might as well golf literally anywhere else, pay the same amount and have a better round on a better course.

All nine holes are very well maintained, tee boxes are a in ok shape in terms of the amount of divots. Bunkers are in great shape. The greens can be difficult on this course as some are very slanted, personally I enjoyed it. Prices were ok-good. The layout of the course was not so good as others. It was a very compact golf course so it felt more like a mini golf course where there are lots of people playing around you. I’d give 3.5 stars.

It's better to go somewhere else. The greens are absolutely idiotic. They are sloped like anthills on most of the holes. You can make a nice pitch onto a green, and then it will just roll violently off and deep into the fringe grass, as if you just hammered it across the green with a thin shot. When you're putting uphill on sone holes, unless you sink the putt, you risk the ball coming right back to you and then rolling farther away and off the fringe. It's stupid. Then there's the ridiculous rough. The grass and bushes are so thick that there's no hope of finding your ball, even if it looked…

Well maintained course not far from Regina.

The course is in bad shape. Greens are terrible and most fairways need work too.

Great for families Short course and easy to walk They are not quite up to date in the world of technology, still using old school machines. The beer cart is only cash and they don’t start tabs. This was for ladies night and could be different on other nights. But the course is very nice.

Challenging course in excellent shape. Greens are beautiful this year. You can walk or cart with ease. Water features and sand traps add to the game. Good prices.