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Many new changes to the course that will assist in speed of play. A few new ponds and sand traps as well as increase to the berms offsets the dead tree removals. So keep it in the middle! Thanks to Cam and the staff for a great day.

New owners have done a lot of work. Hats off to all the staff!

A little difficult navigating around to find the Pro shop, however the staff was very accommodating in helping us out. A couple of the holes were still wet from heavy rains and shortened to par 3's. Still a well groomed course. Could tell it was older than some of the other courses we played. Still quite enjoyable.

If you like an historic type golf setting with a feel of centuries ago, this is an excellent 9 hole course for you to play on. There is rarely a flat lie and no hole would be considered easy to play. Once you play 9 you'll want to play another to see if you can better yourself. So play 18 and enjoy. The staff are very accommodating and the club house food and beverages are good value for the money. The outdoors patio was renovated a couple of years back and is excellent to kick back on. Enjoy as we did. The only issue was that the green on number 3 had some winter damage but should be up and running in a couple of weeks. They had a temporary 'chip' zone with an automatic 1 putt to complete that hole.

The course is in great shape considering the winter we've had. Many other courses have sustained damages that have closed holes. Ingersoll is a great course for both long ballers and the not so. I would recommend this to any level of golfer. The staff is very friendly and accommodating.