Foxbridge Golf Club - South/North

Fairways were very yellow and dry. Must have not watered because it looked like a cow pasture. Broke a tee trying to put in ground at a block

Very nice track but lacking water and it shows.

The course today was very dry in places also being a senior I needed a golf cart and was surprised to pay over 27.00 and no senior discount

Pleasantly surprised. We had a great day and experience.

This course is fun to play as it offers a range of golf shots on each hole. This course has an Ontario Golf Association rating of 65 from the blue tees where I played, but there is no slope rating. The greens were good but requires a run up approach as some greens don't hold well (32C while playing with light winds and sun today). Two things that I would suggest is:

1) There needs to be some signage mainly on the back nine (North Course holes 10 to 18) as to where the next tee is, especially from the 11th green to 12th tee and from the 16th to 17th as the 18th tee is behind the 16th green and realized I was about to play the wrong hole.

2) The course has been redeveloped since the new club house was built a few years ago, however the holes are completely in a different order and your garmin distances will not work now, For example the current 8th and 9th holes were formerly the first and second holes. (So I took off the Garmin and played some old school golf).

Lastly, I am on a fitness program choice now and always walk, but the distance from the ninth green to the tenth is a good 15 minute brisk walk. So be prepared for the group behind you to pass you if you are walking to the tenth tee.

Ultimately, I scored pretty well in the mid 70s, enjoyed golfing with two different couples as the first couple played the south front nine twice and I learned that at 82 and 90 years old the lovely couple I played the north nine are truly inspiring.

Was looking on golf now for a round for the following day and came across foxbridge. The course is tucked away just on the outskirts of uxbridge. The staff are all super friendly and attentive, the course it’s self if very big and is a decent 18 but to get to the cons of the course. There are absolutely zero signs to point you in the direction needed, we had to ask the staff twice on how to get to tee 1 and tee 9, but on the course itself it’s not much better! As for the overall condition of the course it was decently maintained as much as you could ask for during covid I guess. Lastly the cart cost per rider is a little much. I paid $22 each cause of a golf now “hot deal” and then proceeded to pay $16 per rider to a cart. Great course needs refining.

Awful course, narrow fairways, green marshall tries to fight you if you drive near the greens

If you like to walk when you play golf like I do then this course is NOT FOR YOU. It's my first time out after several months of winter and found a horrendous distance to walk between 9th hole and first hole on the north. It is designed to force you to rent a power cart and not walk. Not playing the course again.