John May

A big, mostly flat, mostly open, course running along the side of a very well maintained city park. Good use of the water and trees to make interesting holes. However, it can get quite crowded.

The summer 9 is fun and challenging. There are nice, fairly tight fairways with only one hole significantly under 300'. The rough was heavily overgrown and that combined with water hazards can seriously punish bad shots.

A nice "guerilla" course set up in the national forest with rocks and branches marking tees, and large steel tanks balanced on posts as tone targets. It is fun to play and generally pretty easy to follow until you get to the two par 4 holes in the back 9. Otherwise, my only realy complaint is that I would have liked a few more holes 300'-400' in the mix.

Nice wooded course winding up the mountain bike paths then down back through the meadows. Moderate elevation changes; not as much you would expect from a ski resort course.

Deceptively open: lots of out of bounds makes many holes pretty unforgiving.

I learned to play on this course and very few others measure up. Lots of woods and water to keep you sharp. Wish I still lived close.

Nice straight course through a shady park with well spaced trees. The lack of undergrowth makes play pleasant and forgiving. One of the few free to play courses in Southern Ontario which is a big plus!

This is the best course I have played in Southwest Ontario. Lots of fun holes with plenty of variety.

Tight straight fairways with enough trees to keep it interesting. The long grass on the sides of the fairways are really annoying, and we spent a lot of time looking for lost discs.