Top Things to do in Niagara Falls
10 Golf Courses in Niagara Falls That You Shouldn't Miss
Once a destination for honeymoons and family vacations, Niagara Falls has really stepped it up as an action-packed vacation spot. The falls are literally the biggest draw – watching the frothy water tumble at alarming speeds can be mesmerizing. Throw on a poncho and hop aboard the Maid of the Mist to cruise close enough to the falls to be drenched by spray. Hit the main strip of Clifton Hill for flashy tourist attractions and restaurants galore.
Restaurants in Niagara Falls
1. Whirlpool Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 82 reviews
Reviewed By Retrorebe - Columbus, United States
This amazing public golf course was a great place to enjoy golfing at its finest. While my husband and I are relatively new to the sport of golf, we found the relaxed and open feel of this course very welcoming. Minutes from our hotel, we easily made an online reservation, and enjoyed our playing experience. We were welcomed as tourists, which we have not always found to be the case while traveling to new places. We enjoyed lunch in the club house and hiked down the gorge to view the whirlpool afterwards. Great to be away from the crowds of Niagara Falls.
2. Beechwood Golf & Social House
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 42 reviews
Dining and Golf open to the public. Golf, stay, play, dine and most of all enjoy. Under new ownership. Dedicated to service, value and a positive reputation in the community. Please call us or email to make your getaway unforgettable. We newly remodeled Clubhouse offers a variety of exceptional dinner or event menus to suit any size party.
Reviewed By Patarms
Fairways and greens in excellent condition. First time my husband and I have played golf this year and we had a great day. They had a special ride and play 18 for $45.00 pp made golfing affordable especially when you go out and play as a couple.
3. Legends On The Niagara
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 98 reviews
Legends on the Niagara is located just an hour and a half from Toronto, within minutes of the Peace, Rainbow and Whirlpool international Bridges from the U.S. This facility is one-of-a-kind, with 1,000 acres of natural landscape that boast two 18-hole championship courses, a 9-hole short course, and an incredible 45-acre, 360-degree, driving range. Each course is designed to offer something different, providing a wonderful mix from open holes where golfers have to negotiate fescue and sand traps, to parkland holes that wind through trees and water hazards. Legends on the Niagara ensures every shot is a memorable one.Note: This is a listing for Legends on the Niagara Golf Course. This is not the IMAX Movie.
Reviewed By 709trishat
My husband and I got married at Legends on the Niagara on New Years Eve 2019 and we were blown away with how perfect everything went. We owe most of it to the staff at Legends! Honestly our guests and family are still talking about the amazing customer service and food at the venue. Not to mention the venue is so beautiful and needs minimal decor, it’s beauty speaks for itself. The staff went above and beyond to ensure that we ( bride and groom) were happy but also our family were comfortable and satisfied. We actually joked that some of the staff felt like family. From a drink spilling or a meal choice change, the staff were on it and went above what was expected of them. The food was important to us and Chef Dan did a wonderful job, that Butternut Squash soup was mind blowing! We couldn’t recommend this venue enough.
4. Dinosaur Adventure Golf
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 814 reviews
CANADA'S LARGEST MINI GOLF ATTRACTION!!! As one of the nation’s largest miniature golf courses, Dinosaur Adventure Golf features two 18-hole courses: "Raptor" and "T-Rex" (A Total of 36 Holes); 3 distinct decorative ponds with fast-moving rapids and bubblers; and a 50 foot high “active” steam-erupting volcano that lets golfers play directly through a realistically eerie, cavernous volcanic interior on their way to the 18th hole. All of this is spread out over a massive 70,000 square foot playing surface, and populated by 50 astonishingly realistic and life-sized dinosaurs -- many which loom over 30 feet high. A digital sound system compliments the scene by pumping out jungle and nature sound effects, which are sure to make even the most skeptical golfers wonder if they’ve been transported back in time hundreds of millions of years. Dinosaur Adventure Golf is located behind the Niagara SkyWheel!
Reviewed By _Ant0n1a_K - Ancaster, Canada
Everytime I come to Clifton hills, I always walked by this mini put and have always wanted to play here, because it just looks so fun with all the dinosaurs. Today, I finally got the chance to go mini putting at the Dinosaur Adventure Golf! I must say, my friends and I very much enjoyed ourselves! This mini put course has such a great atmosphere and very enjoyable scenery because of all the dinosaurs around! and an “erupting” Volcano of fire! Very cool! The price is also very reasonable and not too expensive! I would definitely recommend this to family’s with children, a group of friends whether you are a teenager or older, and couples. Fun for everyone. I would definitely come back and play.
5. Willodell Golf Club of Niagara
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 14 reviews
Willodell Golf Club of Niagara is a premier golf course and club in Niagara Falls Ontario. A professional 18 hole golf course, practice facility, CPGA professional golf instructor and newly renovated golf club is great when looking for goal in Niagara Falls Region. Visit Willodell Golf Club of Niagara, formally known as Links of Niagara Golf Located in Willodell Ontario in the Niagara Falls region.
6. Rolling Meadows Golf & Country Club
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 15 reviews
Rolling Meadows is a Niagara Falls Golf Course, established in 1970. It is a beautiful, challenging eighteen hole course that will appeal to all levels of golfer. Some of the finest greens in the Niagara Region are now complemented by renovated (2006) fairways to provide a demanding but enjoyable golfing experience. This par 70 course is six thousand, two hundred and twenty four yards long with a rating of 71.6 and a slope of 130 from the blue tee blocks. Holes six, seven and eight, Rolling Meadows own version of "Amen Corner" at fabled Augusta, are stimulatingly difficult and will test a golfer's course management, accuracy and shot making abilities. Strategically located hazards, rolling fairways and undulating greens make Rolling Meadows a must play for any golfer! Also, Rolling Meadows Golf and Country Club features a practice facility second to none which is ideal for honing golf skills and working on all aspects of your game! Spread over eleven acres, this extensive facility incorporates natural turf tees on the Niagara Falls driving range, target greens, fairway bunkers, a short game area and two practice putting greens.
7. Grand Niagara Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 50 reviews
Reviewed By Indah2014 - Ontario, Canada
Very nice and very long golf course. Well kept and fun to play. The layout is wide spread so you won't be walking this one. Tiny clubhouse but very enjoyable day. only complaint is that we had slow players ahead of us constantly looking for balls and holding everyone up without the marshal saying anything.
8. Eagle Valley Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 10 reviews
9. Ussher's Creek Golf Course
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 13 reviews
10. Thundering Waters Golf Club
Overall Ratings
3.0 based on 122 reviews
A John Daly Signature Course
Reviewed By P4054PKkend - Stratford, Canada
As one of the members of our group said as we left the 18 th green: "I love this golf course" . The other two of us agreed. There are such a wide variety of reviews and experiences of this course we really weren't sure what we were in for. But, it was exquisitely designed by John Daly as a risk and reward course that places a premium on target golf. It is just delightfully different. We pretty much had the course to ourselves. We made it around in 3 1/2 hours. The forecast was rain and thunder. So, many people cancelled, including our fourth. Once we were assured by the pro shop that the thunder threat was gone we decided to give it a go. We played the first hole in a steady rain. But, then it stopped. Our rain gear came off. And the next 17 holes were played in dry, muggy weather. The gigantic bunkers weren't groomed. That is not uncommon during the pandemic. But, the rest of the course sure was. And it was the only one of the five Niagara courses we played with a food and beverage building open out on the course. You pass by it a few times during the course of play. We all had smoked meat sandwiches. All in all, it was a fun course. Unique design.
