Corica Park - The Earl Fry North Course

Second time playing the course, first time playing without the wind. It plays much better when you have some course experience as opposed to you "flying blind." We enjoyed the round, booked on Golf Now instead of the course because it was available ahead of time. The day was amazing. The course was in good condition. Tee boxes will always need help, but fairways were cool and greens were very fast. It plays longer than it seems, especially if there's wind! BE MINDFUL IF YOU'RE PLAYING IN THE WIND!

No easy putts. Back nine greens were slower than front nine as it has just been open for a week.

course is not ready to open.

My gps watch is not working.

Bunker is too difficult.

Fairway is already brown.

Not worthy of money

Pot bunkers greenside and in fairways? Massive undulating greens with cups placed on sharp slopes? The north course layout seems nonsensical to first timer, especially oddly placed tee boxes This ain’t St. Andrews and the common hacker doesn’t appreciate getting on in regulation and feeling fortunate to three putt. This 18-hole “pleasure” for $70 excluding cart is a poor value, though the professional attention to all surfaces is evident.

I guess green fees are just expensive now. $70 to play a 9 hole twice, walking, is kinda crazy.

For it only being 9 holes it’s a lot of fun. Different style of course compared to their South course. Greens are challenging and bunkers are deep Like a Scottish links course. Easily walkable and in excellent shape

A nice playable parkland course turned into an ugly denuded monstrosity devoid of any character in a misconceived redo. Absolutely no reason to play here again.

As a first time playing this course, a course map would have been very useful.

Used to play the old Earl Fry course. The new layout is very good with challenging greens. Looking forward to playing the back nine!

I have played both the old and new designs on both courses for decades. This was the first time on the redo of the North Nine. Fairways were dry with plenty of undulation. Greens were roller coasters but in outstanding condition. Initially, the routing and hole configurations were very familiar to pre-redo. New bunker faces were noticable.

I played midday from Gold's and finished +4.

Would probably play more if it was closer to home. Hope they finish the second nine, but, remain very doubtful that it will happen in my lifetime.