Hwy 400 north
Hwy 400 north from Vaughan Mills or Hwy 407. Exit Aurora Road east. About 25 minutes outside rush. Direct freeway run.
02 · Vaughan
Why Vaughan golfers drive east.
Four reasons specific to the Hwy 400 corridor and the Woodbridge / Maple / Concord cluster.
- 01Closer than the Toronto sim rooms. Yorkville, Liberty Village, downtown are 45–60 minutes south via DVP/Hwy 400. We’re 25 minutes east on the same 400 corridor.
- 02TrackMan 4 in Bay 1 gives lesson students and practice players measured club and ball data.
- 03Coached: the Director of Golf (former NCAA golfer at Missouri State) and Trust Chen Pow. Measured coaching, not 'pay-per-bay-and-figure-it-out.'
- 04Year-round: when Vaughan-area courses (National Pines, Maples of Ballantrae, Eagles Nest) close November to April, your swing stays in shape here.
03 · Getting here
Three routes east. Pick the one that fits.
Yonge Street north
If you’re in Thornhill or south Richmond Hill, straight up Yonge: 30 minutes, lots of lights but no highway. Better in evening rush.
Hwy 404 + Wellington
From east Vaughan (Maple, Pine Grove), Hwy 7 east to 404, north to Wellington, west to Yonge. Counter-intuitive but fast on weekends.
04 · Vaughan-specific
For the Vaughan crowd.
- ·Hwy 7 / Hwy 407 corporate corridor groups can use Club X for indoor team builders, client events, and holiday parties.
- ·The $79 First Swing is the simplest coached entry point before deciding on lessons, memberships, or regular practice.
- ·Private events and bachelor / bachelorette parties can book multiple bays, optional bar service, and the lounge.
Vaughan
Walk in. Get measured. Know what to work on.
Book a bay tonight, host a private event, or start with the $79 First Swing.