While the proshop is very small and not conducive to someone suffering from claustrophobia, the counter staff are generally friendly and helpful. The course is well maintained and presents an excellent challenge for the nine-hole facility that it is.

Don't expect to get much practicing done as there is only an extremely small chipping area and a putting green located too close the the first tee.

Food and beverage ratings have been given at average as we did not purchase anything from the snack-bar

Overall Peel Village is a well priced 9-hole public course maintained by the City of Brampton. The course is easily accessible from major highways as it is located within several kilometers of both highways 410 and 407. At nine holes I found it a very good course to play early in the morning prior to heading into the office.

Tip - On the par 5 8th hole, leave your driver in the bag and hit a long iron off the tee. If well struck you are still able to go for the green in two. This will also greatly enhance your chances of avoiding penalty strokes with OB on the right and a small (golf ball magnetic) creek along the left. Note that the landing area on this fairway is very narrow.

Best Hole: 3
Why?: Short par five that places a premium on shot making. The set up of the hole removes the driver from ones hands unless they are confident enough in their ability to hit a draw around a large tree guarding the left hand side of the fairway. Hitting a long iron from the tee is your best bet followed by a medium iron and then a wedge into the green.