Bond Head (South) - Ontario - Canada
4805 7th Line,
PO Box 300,
Bond Head,
Ontario,
L0G 1B0,
Canada
+1 905 778 9400
46 miles NW of downtown Toronto via County Road 88
Welcome, ClubLink members receive a green fee discount
Ray Smith
Jason Straka of Hurdzan Fry Design
David White
Members of The Club at Bond Head have two magnificent semi-private modern courses at their disposal and Jason Straka, from the respected Hurdzan Fry design company, designed them both. The South was first to open in 2005 with the North following a year later. Spread out over five hundred acres of heavily wooded property to the north of Toronto, the courses at Bond Head were designed to offer two different types of golf experience. The longer South is meant to provide a links-like game whilst the North is constructed in a more traditional parkland style with dramatic elevation changes, tight fairways and small greens. The South course is laid out in two distinct loops of nine and Pennsville Creek comes into play on several occasions. Fairways and greensites are guarded by what one commentator has described as “a sea of wild looking bunkers” so it’s fair to say the sand traps are intended to leave a lasting impression. Golfers tackle the par three 5th after a long walk from the 4th green then it takes another ten holes before another short hole is encountered at the 15th. Three tough holes are played at the end of the front nine and the first of these, the par five 7th, is one of two extremely long holes on the South course that measure in excess of 625 yards from tee to green. |
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Played the South Course at The Club at Bond Head today. Very open heathland style layout with few trees, huge greens, high fescue and deepfaced bunkers. Front nine is much shorter than the back. Even though there are 5 sets of tee blocks they need to offer a hybrid set since the whites are too short and the blues are too long. In my opinion the North Course is much better.
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