The course was generally in good condition. The layout was very acceptable with a number of fun holes to play and a good mix of par 3's, 4's and 5's. The different holes require different key shots. Sometimes it is the driver that is key to the hole, while other times it is an approach shot.

The food and service was very good. We saw the beverage cart a number of times and the girl working the cart was pleasant but not too talkative to throw us off our game.

A new nine has recently been constructed (Doug Carrick design) and the layout of the existing 18 holes has changed as a result. The newer holes tend to be a little more wide open with fewer trees (understandable). Water is in play on a number of holes and is generally well placed and fair. We did notice that a few of the sand traps could use some additional attention (i.e. raking by the grounds crew).

Overall, a good course that plays fairly but slightly overpriced given location and overall grooming of the course. There are a number of $100 courses closer to Toronto in better shape and better groomed.

Best Hole: #9 - The Lakes
Why: A good drive is important here as a very large tree to the right and a significant pond protect the landing area. The approach is equally difficult as the green is long and narrow with bunkers and water at the front right and left. Putting your approach above the hole means you have a really tough shot chipping into a downhill green towards the water. Picturesque and challenging at the same time. Accurate players will be rewarded!