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I took my spouse (a senior) to play this course. I thought that she would find it too tough but no. From the red tee boxes she did just fine. I have played it before and I love the links style and the layout. My only complaint. We carted the course and about a hundred yards out we could go no further in the cart. No problem until the cart started warning us about pace of play. %0 yards out or so would not affect the fairways. You can't have it both ways. Pace of play or reasonable cart rules. Never saw a marshall!!

I have been playing this course for at least 20 years during my winter stop in HH. It has a terrific layout and a hole that runs out to the Sound (priceless in HH.) Play was jammed up on the back nine 9it was late in the day) so because I was a single I left my group 9with apologies) and asked the cart attendant if I could redo the front nine. His response was fantastic. "Go for it" he said and play as many as you can because I will be here until long after dark. I played a full nine in about 60 minutes. Thanks "Ian" for your help and for making sure that Oyster Reef remains my favourite golf course on the island.

I love Links golf and link's courses are hard to find in Canada. I play in Cape Breton in Inverness to get my Link's fix and go to Scotland almost every year. The north course at Angus is close to being a Link's. The bunkers look like the real thing , the fairways are almost links, the fescue is links and the fact that I played in cold and windy conditions made it feel like the Old Sod. I did not like the south course (too many carry"s for me). I absolutely loved the north course. A cheap trip to Scotland.