Angus Glen Golf Club - South

Nice course all in all. Tad pricey for what you get. Greens look nice and manicured, but do not roll in they way they should for a course of this caliber. I was very disappointed in the greens. Never seen a course of that stature have such slow rolling greens.

For CAD$175 on a Monday morning, you would expect far less divots scattered across the fairways. You would also expect far less ball marks on the greens - I fixed an average of 2-3 ball marks per hole. Not something I want to be doing at a $175 course. I have played muni courses that were in better condition.

5 hour round with no Marshall to speed up the group holding everyone up despite calls to the pro shop. Nearly every bunker un-raked. 3/4 of pitch marks not repaired on greens. Photographs well tho…

I was forunate enough to have played in the "B" flight on the North course of the 2002 Canadian Open Pro Am held on the Siuth course. On the Monday morning after the Open I was again fortunate to play the South course which was still set up for the Sunday round.

Twenty one years later it's heart breaking to experience how the South course has deteriorated. In particular the green complexs. The owners sure sold a lot of homes though.

Great staff, great layout, South course was in beautiful shape despite the disrespect shown by the players.

My son and I must’ve fixed 10 divots per green on all 18. I’m not kidding.

Couldn’t believe no groups were fixing ball marks on the greens.

That is my only concern.

Aside from ignorant or lazy players playing the course, I would recommend the South course and looking forward to going back.

Overall it was excellent from reservations, to check in, to practice facilities and staff it was a 5..I scored value at a 3 as the conditions of the greens were not great and sadly because the groups ahead did not repair any pitch marks etc.. I will be back

Angus Glen South is one of the most interesting set of 18 holes in the world. Every hole is different and fun!

Have played here many times over the years. Busy even on a Friday of a long weekend. Pace of play was about 4.5 hours, not unusual for sure, as most are 4somes. Challenging, mature course which has aged beautifully. Need a bit more signage as traversing from hole to hole. Some missing. Only dark spot was the restaurant. Asked for outdoors and there were spots, but told 'not available' and then 5 minutes after we sat, someone asked for the same for the same size party and were sent outside. Then our order took about 30 minutes to get there. DEFINITELY not up to par! Food also so-so.

Angus glen South course is a must play for golf lovers.