Northern Dunes Golf Club
About
Northern Dunes Golf Club is a 18-hole championship course that tumbles across the gently rolling landscape of Bruce Peninsula. The front nine lays across natural sand dunes and while the back nine's landscape required a bit more work, it manages to seamlessly blend with the surroundings. Steve Young, the course architect, incorporated the classic elements of a traditional Scottish links layout but he also wanted the course to have a thoroughly modern feel. The result is a challenging design featuring large greens and over 50 bunkers filled with natural sand strategically placed throughout. The prevailing northwest winds provide another tricky element. Northern Dunes G.C. is ideally situated less than 10 miles from Lake Huron and Sauble Beach and is accessible from all directions.
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much better riding carts
So glad that Northern Dunes has purchased some new seats for some of the riding carts -- no more duct tape! Makes golfing there a much more pleasant experience. Really enjoy the golf course and look forward to many more games there now.
Great pace of play decent price good greens manager is attentive other staffgood
Best course on the Penninsula
Course is in great shape! Challenging and great lay out! Staff are all very friendly.
Like the layout
We played yesterday and enjoyed it. Unfortunately, the greens had been punched and sanded so played a little differently. The rough was long and difficult to play out of. Because of the time of the year, this is all understandable. We played earlier in the year and all was well. Especially like the hot deals (when we can get them). Highly recommend the Dunes!
Awesome Course
Challenging course in excellent condition. Friendly staff, good food, good prices.
Friendship abounds.
I'm treated like a member and this is my course. The staff and other players are very welcoming. Front nine is a links and forest setting. The back, more parklike. An all around joy!
Excellent greens
The course was in great condition the greens in excellent shape
Staff was friendly and very helpful
The beer was cold & very tasty
challeging layout
This course plays more difficult than it looks. The greens are better than most courses in this area. A fun layout with trouble all around. Best course in the area for the money.
Good day by all
We went on GolfNow and booked a twosome and matched up with another twosome. Real nice gentleman and lots of fun. Course can get hard in the dry conditions but due to all the rain we have had, greens were biting great. I would recommend this course for the money we spent.
Northern gem
I played last fall for the first time. The trees were gorgeous. It has a great mix of grassy openness and forest setting and lots of contour change that neighboring courses lack. Staff goes the extra mile to make you welcome and satisfied.
Great course but a little wet
Got an awesome hot deal. I loved the course and it is "somewhat challenging" as described in the course difficulty. Only negative is that the course is very wet right now, but didn't negatively effect our experience. Would play this course any chance I get.
Not a Dune in Sight!
According to Webster's, a "dune" is a hill or ridge of sand piled up by the wind...not very complimentary when thinking about a golf course and nowhere near the descriptor I would use to review this gem of a course.
Northern Dune will surprise even the most seasoned golfer. The front nine uses a mixture of tight fairways to test your accuracy off the tee but you will be rewarded (or recover if needed) by spacious greens that are very well maintained and can run fast...beware! The back nine features wider landing spots for the big boomers out there. However, given the location of the course, keep your big booming drives below the tree tops or suffer the fate of the prevailing winds that will surely carry into fescue which may require a homing device if you want to find that ball!
All in all, a very pleasant track for the experienced, weekly or even beginning golfer.
Course well worth the play
Course is in fairly good shape - front 9 rough is very sparse (hitting of dirt/sand) back 9 rough is all good. Tee boxes, fairways, traps and greens are all in good condition. Well worth the play