Club at Bond Head - North

Course was in good condition and was an enjoyable round. Played in 5 h 20 minutes. That is not a typo. Rangers did nothing except to say it was volume and shrug their shoulders. The rangers needed to do something or say something to some of the groups ahead.

Not sure what the point of having rangers when people are having a 5+ hour round....

The north course has a lot of elevation changes and is anything but boring. I found the greens very tricky - very undulated, fast going downhill but not too fast going uphill. All and all I enjoyed the course very much as did my playing partners.

Other then the pace of play being a little slow, and the sand traps not being turned over, I couldn't find much fault in this challenging, unique and fun 18 holes. The greens are big and undulating and roll true. I loved the variety of holes and elevation changes. I would go back in a minute.

pretty tough challenge puts your game to a real test

beautiful course...great value...the toughest 6000 yards you'll ever play if you play the blues

This course has severe elevation changes, making several holes quite gimmicky.
Nice variety of length and routing.
This was 1st time I played this course.
Next time I'll be more aware of club adjustments due to elevation changes.
A few difficult forced carries.
Power cart a MUST

This was my first time playing this course, and I was impressed. The greens were in excellent condition, fairways and tee boxes also very nice. This is not an easy course. I'm about a 20 handicap, playing from the blues and the course was quite the challenge. Lots of forced carry tee shots. It feels like the entire course is uphill. Seriously. On just about every hole. It's infuriating. Hole #4 is especially diabolical. A "short" par 4 up the side of a mountain? Really? Who thought that was a good idea? Easily the worst designed hole on the course. When the course designers aren't trying to kill you, the other holes certainly test your entire game. Too many greens are guarded by severely sloped sides. Not fun. A great course to look at. Play the North if you want to punish yourself for doing something bad. If you want to reward yourself, play the South course. Way more fun on that side.

Played the north course. Fairway, greens and rough were in great condition. My review would have been 5 stars. However, the sand traps were terrible. The traps were concrete. That and the driving range were not in the greatest condition. Other than that the course is nice

I was looking for a coarse to give me a tough test to let me know were my golf game is this spring. Bond Head North gave me all that and a bag of chips. It's a wonderful coarse, beautiful views, friendly staff, and a huge challenge. I love this coarse!!!

I played the North course, it was in excellent shape, very green and lush. I'm a 14-18 Handicap, depending on the course, I played from the Gold tees and some of the carries to the fairway were long. As some other reviewers had stated there are a lot of hidden shots, elevated tees and greens, plenty of bunkers, super fast greens and very thick rough but all was fair. I had my own Garmin GPS and the cart had a Golf Logix to assist, these tools are much needed on courses like this with its blind shots. I thoroughly enjoyed the course even though I didn't play well, can't they make a driver that just goes straight every time I hit it, LOL. I purchased my green fee through GolfNow at a reduced rate of $99 + txs and GolfNow fee =$116. Cart and practice range included, I actually used the range after my round for the first time in my life and got to work on some things. This was a very fair rate for this course but I wouldn't pay the full rate at $180. I've played quite a few courses across Canada and some in the US, Ontario rates are so out of whack it's unbelievable, when I tell others, that I golf with, they're shocked at the rates. I would definitely recommend this course but only at similar rates that I paid.

Beautiful layout great condition challenge for anyone

The North course is an outstanding golf course with many very challenging holes. The greens are very tough and in great shape - tee boxes and fairways have many elevation changes with spectacular views of surrounding countryside. Sand traps are beautifully sculptured and there is minimal water (creek winds thru the course) but about 5 holes require a significant carry off the tee. Only issues I had was on most holes the walk from the golf cart to the green was significant. Looking forward to playing the South course soon.

I played the North course. It is a challenging, beautifully maintained course with fantastic views and dramatic elevation changes. The marshals and club house staff were very friendly and professional. It was one of my best golfing experiences in Ontario.

Amazing course, different then many other course, many elevation changes. shots are always keeping your toes. one of my favourite stops on the clublink list.

If you don't like elevation changes with plenty of bunkers this course is not for you. Course was in good condition but playing late in day greens were a little rough and tough to hold. Unique holes with unreal scenery. Only negative would be bunkers with very little sand and small stones ( 2 out of 5). We'll be back to try South course but only at reasonable price. At $180 rack rate this is not Muskoka Bays and definetly worth no more than $100

I will never play bond head north again. There are too many better options that require less money to play and offer a better layout. The design is so bad u can't even park the golf cart near the greens.

For a mid-May round of golf this course was in good shape ... with the rough being pretty thick and tough and greens firm and difficult.

Each hole seems to have either a blind or severely inclined approach.. after awhile it becomes quite tiring.