Angus Glen Golf Club - North

We played our first round at Angus Glenn and unfortunately the course is in terrible condition. The entire course is bone dry, even the fairways are not in terrible condition. The marshal picked up on of the guys golf balls he had shot and were rushing us only to find that we were waiting for golfers on the next hole. This course has alot of work to do, especially at $200/round. We wont be back.

The fairways are wide, greens are slightly challenging and can be slow.

A lot of bunkers.

Good deal if you use the 20% discount code to get the total price below $150.

Anything above that, the course is not worth it imo.

I’ve played here couple of times it used to be better now they are sending people out constantly and the pace of play was just ridiculous took a little over 5 hours to finish the course usually takes me about 4 hours, marshal was coming around telling guys to speed up but when you have guys fishing for balls taking 25 min on a hole it becomes ridiculous at that point I paid 200$ and I was waiting so long to tee off, they need to organize the tee times. Pace of play 4 years ago was solid now it’s just ridiculous.

Decent condition. Greens a little slow. Slightly overpriced IMO. But would like to play it again. And that’s the test of a nice track for me.

The course was average at best. If I'd have paid the full price of $170 I'd have been very disappointed. The course layout on the front 9 was not great. The back 9 almost made up for that but the whole course was dried out, the tees were in rough shape and the greens had ball marks all over them.

I doubt I'd return to Angus Glen anytome soon.

Fairways were dry, not manicure the way they used to sand traps had no sand not worth the value

This course used to be so much better. It doesn't feel like the management actually cares about the product they're offering. An investment into the greens crew would make a world of difference. Greens were slow. Every tee deck was thatchy; time for some aeration and top dressing. Lots of extra growth everywhere; they need to trim back the growth of the "fescue" (read: long grass) around the edges of the hazards.

Everthing is satisfied for me. Great course layout and conditions.

The course conditions do not reflect the expectations of a Canadian Open course.

Something has changed since I last played the south course 28 years ago, previous to the Canadian Opens being played here. I played the North course and the conditions had dandelions growing in the fairways. Not what I had expected of this course. This compares to other courses in the $100-120.00 range. Sad as it was a premier location.

I booked a 5:20 tee time and we were able to play 15 holes. I felt like we were being held up by the group in front of us. I wish people would play the appropriate tees for their handicap. We should have been able to play 18 but due to slow play we couldn’t. I know it would have been tight to get in 18 but once play started we had lots of room in front and no one behind us. Then slow play started at 10. I think a group joined at 10 and slowed things down. No one on course enforcing pace of play. I would play at twilight again for $90. Just not during the day for $170. Too steep

Angus is an outstanding course with great facilities for practice and a terrific restaurant/patio. The course is beautifully maintained. That being said, I teed off at 3pm and I waited about 10-15 on EVERY tee shot as well as my second/third shots from the fairway. There needs to be some sort of marshal on a Friday afternoon, or at least better management of groups and spacing of tee times. In order to avoid being on the course for 6 hours, I skipped two holes towards the end of my round in order to get around slow groups that would not let me play through. Disappointing when you pay $150+ and can’t get 18 holes in on a Friday afternoon.

Great layout. Game delayed a bit but cannot complain when golfing in mid Oct.