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Forest Golf and Country Hotel - 9-hole
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Forest Golf & Country Hotel offers a total of 27 holes of golf, one 18-hole course and a nine-hole course. The courses are laid across the gently rolling hills of Southwest Ontario. The location is conveniently close to Kitchener and Toronto as well as the beaches and parks of Lake Huron. The longer golf course is known for its tricky island green. Both courses share a landscape of dense forests and tranquil lakes, which is known to harbor all different types of wildlife.
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Conditions3.8
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Value4.1
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Layout3.8
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Friendliness4.6
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Pace4.6
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Amenities4.7
Golfer Reviews
Perfect course for mid to high handicap
Golfed the 18 hole course. 2.5 hour round. Bit short but challenging course. Staff are great, friendly and professional. Price is good
Tuff pin placement
Greens are small and very sloped with a lot of downhill or front of green pin placements which made the putting quite challenge for the average golfer. Overall a good course and enjoyed the round.
Early spring
Course was in great shape although the greens were rough with tree buds. Overall great value.
New favorite
As someone who struggles with distance, this course was perfect for me. No 3 woods into par fours!
Not worth the money
It is an short course that is attempting to be a real golf course. Golf North is trying to make a silk purse out of a cows ear and it is a failure
Good resort course
Course is short and fairly easy if you hit the ball straightno par 5 or if there is I never noticed them. Too many par 3s
Forest Golf 23
Other than the standing water on a few holes due to the intense rainfall this month, the course has never looked greener. Finished my round of 18 holes in 3 hours walking. Friendly staff and good value.
No driver required
A nice short course, with lots of par 4’s that are short enough to reach in 2 without ever using your driver. Good place to focus on improving your iron shots.
Had to wait at every tee (until the rain started), often the group in front of me hadn’t hit their ball when I got there. Probably should space out the tee times a bit more to allow a more fluid playing experience, but it was fun to play a round without needing to pull the “slice-o-matic” out of the bag.
