darrelldeboer

Really like the layout of this course, but the greens were in rough condition (not enough tlc), as there were lots of unrepaired ball marks.

On another note, the course tracks back nine to front nine on the Garmen app and then flips the scores / hole. Very confusing to view after the round. The aggregate shot count is accurate though.

This course has tonnes of potential.

We had a great day at Bond Head playing the South course. My only feedback is that we shouldn’t have to pay for range balls on a track like this at this price point.

We went to Cherry Downs on Victoria Day hoping for a nice round of golf and when we arrived the clubhouse wasn't open, washrooms weren't operational, trees were down all over the course, and the worst part (yes it gets worse) was that the Marshall's on the course were ineffective to say the least. We spent the entire round behind a three-some who played at almost a 5-hour pace (after we were told that the course was playing at about 4 hours and five minutes. Very disappointed that we weren't given a heads-up on the state of the facilities and then having such a poor playing experience. We won't be going back any time soon.

Had a great day on Bond Head South today, but the greens are in rough condition…. It seems that the people that play the course do not repair their ball marks on the greens. The staff needs to figure out a solution for this.

It has been about 10-yrs since I played Mill Run and it didn't disappoint. It was a great day.

The greens were in a sad state, but the rest of the round was excellent

I played only a week ago and went back to try again and the course was in even worse condition. The greens aren’t in good shape. The course is too expensive for the shape of the course. It is a beautiful layout, but needs to be kept in better condition for this price.

The course was in good shape, but the five hour round was clearly not being marshalled appropriately. We waited on every single hole and there were four groups on one of the par fours. Not sure how this is even possible with Covid protocols calling for more spacing between he tee times.

Enjoyed the round at Bondhead today. Still a great track and happy to come back. I have played her every few years for the past 20 and it seems to be in decline a little every time. It needs an upgrade on it's carts (GPS), and the small pre-round driving range buckets should be included (it feels nickel and dimey to be charged $6 for 20 balls prior to the round). It didn't used to be.

Good day golfing at Lowville. The Covid protocols were solid, but the tone of the messaging around not bringing personal beverages to the course was a little stern. The person at the gate spoke to us in a way that made us feel talked down to (we didn't bring anything to the course with us outside of my partner bringing a gatorade). Then when we were on the course we didn't see the on course drink cart more than once, which was disappointing. Other than that the course was in good shape.

The Club at Bond Head wasn't what it was in comparison to past experiences. The staff were more welcoming, the little extras (where they made me feel like a member even though I wasn't) were a huge impression. We used to get more guidance on how to navigate the course, I don't recall having to wait for my round so start to get access to my cart, and we used to get a nice little velour bag with a divot repair tool, a caddy guide to the course and a ball-marker. None of that exists any more except the caddy guide, which is a smaller, cheaper version with no notes, just a image of the hole with one item marked. It was a good day and the price was right, but it just wasn't what it was.