Ryan Davidson

One of my favourite local public golf courses. It may be the best public golf in the hamilton area! Very difficult to get a tee time as this course is so popular. Well maintained with a great layout. I love the giant shared green of the 2nd and 18 holes. I counted 48 bunkers/waste areas on the course. Nice elevation changes but not too severe that it is tough to walk.

Cute log cabin off the beaten path in Creemore. The cabin was locked up so we couldn’t go inside. I have a picture taken through the window. I don’t know if they have hours where they open the cabin up to the public. It would be good if they could do that!

Cute little jail. History is interesting. I wish that I could have gone inside to see the individual cells.

I played the woods and the lakes. I walked it in just under 4 hours. The course was very busy but I was glad to play that fast. I walked the course which was nice. It’s a hilly course but walkable. I preferred the woods nine over the the lakes. I loved the par 3 second hole woods over the water. I also really enjoyed the short par 4 third hole woods. Luckily I was playing with a member who guided me where to drive the ball. I have already booked to play the hills next week.

Impeccably groomed. This course is quite nice for a semi private club. Fairways and greens were manicured very nicely. The greens were soft so that a high approach would have the ball stay put. The course is relatively flat and very walkable. Although I prefer courses with elevation changes. It was nice golfing at 7:30 am as the first 3 holes face blue mountain and you're not looking into the sun. I really enjoyed holes 10 through 14. The 13th hole a par 5 dogleg right with trees lining both sides of the fairway was extremely tough. I golfed with my 10 year old son and I was glad to see nicely groomed junior tees on all of the holes. My only knock against this course is the price. You should have a junior rate especially through the week.