Club at Bond Head - North

First time playing and it was a great golf course. Played the North...Very challenging but playable. Blue tees are a solid yardage. Panoramic scenic views and I would say comparable to my favourite course copper creek. The bunkers however need new sand. Some shots with high ridges on fairway bunkers were next to impossible as the sand was very hard and you couldn't dig. Overall great value and would absolutely play again but hope the sand conditions are better as trust me you will be in the sand... quite possibly a lot

Have not played the North course in about 4 years, felt it was getting too hard, so stuck with the South. Could not get the South today so had to go with the North and I am glad I did. The North is a challenge but if you pick the right tees then it can be fun. Everything was great and I have changed my mind and will try to get back out on the North course again this year. I realize everything on the course is not perfect but can accept the little imperfections, with the rates they are now charging it is well worth the play. I do not have a GPS or Bushnell so the only thing i would like to see changed is a bit better marking on the course to let me know the yardage without having to hunt it out. All in all thoroughly enjoyed the round.

Played the North Course at Bond Head for the first time. The layout is somewhat challenging due to the many elevation changes and would be fun if it were not for the excessively slow play (a 5 and half hour round is unacceptable). In addition, the bunkers were about the worst we have encountered ... there is virtually no sand and it appears they have not been tended for a considerable time. I certainly expected better of this course. The South Course looked interesting but I doubt we will be back.

Hi,

Played north course, very challenging would highly recommend.

We played a foursome and found the pace of play to be average. The course is advertised as having some elevation, but this is not true. We found that the elevations are extreme. Even around the greens when you leave the cart you are always walking up or down a hill and no easy access point. This is very hard for someone with a medical problem. One person in our party had to quit after five holes. The Marshall said a man behind us quit after four holes. There are no yardage stakes (only small plaques which you cannot see) or books when we asked at the pro shop. With the elevation changes, many of the holes have blind shots. Going to the tee boxes was sometimes difficult to find which tee was yours as they can be up a hill and not visible from cart path. Greens where in good shape, but very fast and very rolling. Sand bunkers where for the most part poor, and some without rakes. Overall we did not enjoy the course and felt the elevation changes were misrepresented. We have played Club Link courses before, and found this not up to their standards.

I have had a few slow rounds at Bond head but nothing like today. Took us 5 1/2 hours and we were only a 2 some. Not one Marshall on the course and it this wasn't the first time. Great course to play though

Long uphill forced carries make this course too challenging. Further there are many hikes up to the green even when you eventually get there. Too hard physically.

Very little sand in the bunkers. A lot of pebbles and rock.

Even at the bargain price, I would not go again.

Clublink has not figured out how to run a public play course. The GPS have been taken out of the carts, the course map on the card is very difficult to read and has no yardage, many holes had no 150 stakes and no holes had 200 or 100 yard stakes. There were plaques - but you can't see plaques from a distance. All this on a course that requires precision. When I completed my round I was told about the guide, yet not one of the 3 employees I voiced my concern to prior to the round let me know one existed. One employee even told me that I should buy a GPS!

The course itself is a little tricked up. Loads of bunkers in landing areas and very undulating greens with ltitle safety to be found. A first time player is likely to find this course vet frustrating.

Course is challenging and beautiful as always.

Bunkers still need sand, they are like concrete and nearly unplayable.

Course was in fantastic shape, and everything had a private high end feel! Great day! A few holes were a little confusing with only scorecard to look at, as there are several blind shots required on north course. More than 150 markers might help for reference. Greens were fun to try and figure out! A very fun round of golf.

As a beginner golfer is was very challenging to play the North. Course was very well manicured and I enjoyed the round. Greens were pretty quick, probably rolled an 11 and pin placements were tough but overall good round! One thing I would recommend is a lower price point.

One of the hilliest courses I have ever played. Due to too much rain most of the course was path only which precipitated excessive walking. The hills took their toll on my legs. Cart paths also a long way from green areas which added more walking and waiting for greens to clear.

Although the area has been getting an usual amount of rain the course conditions were very good. Green speed was excellent. Some funky holes with large elevation changes but overall a very challenging layout. Quality shots are rewarded while poor shots can be heavily penalized. Tough track for a high handicap player but a low handicap player can appreciate the shot values and execution required.

Go to course for a quality round of golf in the GTA