Ryan Davidson

I did not stay here. I only came for the day to golf. What an unbelievable course. Lots of elevation changes. A fair amount of distance between holes so a cart is mandatory. The course was in great shape, greens were fast and curvy. I would say that 16 holes are fantastic. The 4th has a massive drop in elevation. You don’t realize the drop in pictures. You have to experience it in person. I have mixed feelings on the 9th. I appreciate it but it’s very tough. I will come back someday definitely.

One of my favourite local public golf courses. It may be the best public golf in the hamilton area! Very difficult to get a tee time as this course is so popular. Well maintained with a great layout. I love the giant shared green of the 2nd and 18 holes. I counted 48 bunkers/waste areas on the course. Nice elevation changes but not too severe that it is tough to walk.

Tremendously beautiful course with lots of rock outcroppings on the course. In fact on the 4th hole, a par 5, there was a wall of rock across the fairway (see pictures below). Some might think that this is gimmicky but I love it. The uphill 7th hole, par 3, had a staircase of rock going up the right side. It is no surprise that scoregolf ranks this as tops in the country.

Beautiful course. I have played here years before and the course is in much better shape now. There is about 5-6 stunning holes on this course: numbers 1, 2, 9, 15 and 16 were my favourites. My only criticism, although not environmentally friendly, would be that you cut down the trees lining the 17th and 18th holes so that you can see Georgian Bay. Also, the course is very expensive. I would play again

Cute log cabin off the beaten path in Creemore. The cabin was locked up so we couldn’t go inside. I have a picture taken through the window. I don’t know if they have hours where they open the cabin up to the public. It would be good if they could do that!