Guildford Golf & Country Club

Guildford Golf & Country Club is a proper community course: honest, a little rough around the edges, and improbably useful. The routing folds through mature trees, ponds and small bridges; you’ll play around conspicuous hydro poles and find the odd bump in a fairway. Staff run it like a neighborhood institution—cheerful marshals, managers Janette and Jaime visible on busy days, and a refreshment cart that earns its keep. The modest clubhouse does double duty as a pub and event hall, with a straightforward menu and a banquet room that fills with wedding parties and company dinners on weekends. Locals treat it as the reliable, budget-friendly option where you can still grab a twilight tee time; visitors like the accessibility and value. It won’t pretend to be a championship layout, but it does exactly what a suburban club should: affordable golf, friendly service, and a venue for community life. Expect good value, variable turf conditions, and a place that feels more like a civic hangout than a polished resort.