Angus Glen Golf Club - North

I love Links golf and link's courses are hard to find in Canada. I play in Cape Breton in Inverness to get my Link's fix and go to Scotland almost every year. The north course at Angus is close to being a Link's. The bunkers look like the real thing , the fairways are almost links, the fescue is links and the fact that I played in cold and windy conditions made it feel like the Old Sod. I did not like the south course (too many carry"s for me). I absolutely loved the north course. A cheap trip to Scotland.

Course in rough shape , trash in the rough ,golf carts have seen better days .amazing that when first open this course was rated as best new course !!! weeds of the fairway

Had to take cart back to clubhouse and walk back after round .Not worth the money

Very disappointed in our round. $100 hot deal sounded great but the greens were in bad shape. I found staff “cool” and unfriendly. I can play a lot better courses for $100. Would not play this again.

We were forced to take cart path, the weather was not an issue, the course was not wet, and we were not advised at check in. This is a terrible course for cart path only, it would have been easier to walk it.

Most of the greens were in rough shape with many non repaired divots.

The course is in worse shape then in other years

And the rules in place for covid are appreciated but in some cases overdone and more to inconvenience the player than for safety

Example : carrying the bags from cars to cart and then walking to club house to pay and walking back to cart. No safety reason there only arrogant demands for a high price paying player

Definitely not worth the money now

It was well worth it before

But there is better value and better cared for courses in the gta

For the price, not worth it. Course used to be in great shape years ago, not now, Dead or dried out areas on fairway, t blocks, and some greens.

Sorry Angus, I guess your banking money this year as conditions are suffering. Wont be back this year or until I hear conditions improve when your spending $130+

I haven’t played this course in a couple of years, but I was shocked at how beat up the course this year. In addition we were told by the starter that pace should be 3 1/2 to 4 hours. We played in 440, following a very slow group who had 3 open holes ahead of them. I wished that a staff member would have come out and told them to keep up with the group ahead. Lastly, there was no forward tee for a member of my group on hole 14, not a good look for any golf course.

For the price...some of the worst conditions I have ever seen.

I have played Angus Glen before and was expecting a treat for rhe price. Bur the tee boxes..the greens and the overall condition of the course merits a 50.00 charge...AT BEST.

Will never go back and will tell any of my friends to steer clear.

Disappointing day! For a supposedly premium course the quality and value were just not evident. I have played the course in previous years and found that the maintenance and client experience has significantly deteriorated. The greens were in poor condition Staff friendliness was inconsistent and the patio restaurant was poorly set up and managed. Overall, not worth the money.

Very playable challenging course. Very well organized bag drop and cart area and excellent pace of play. Felt the course looked tired and was shocked to see the condition on the tee boxes. When you charge premium fees you set an expectation for course condition.