The Bumpiest fairways I've ever golfed. This year was very bad, the rodents are out of control. Ya'll need a steam roller or something. On a good note. The greens were fair.

This was my first visit here, and overall, it's a nice course. The fairways are pretty bumpy, but the greens are in great shape. This a long course with far par threes and fours but a good challenge. They have a really good deal here with a round that includes a sleeve and taco. The staff at the Blue Bird are great, and Cassidy makes a must-have smoothie.

Tee boxes are in pretty bad shape. The fairways are in pretty bad shape. Greens were decent but everything else was pretty bad. Had this course been a par 3 I wouldn’t give it such a low rating. However, when it’s 400+ yard holes and the reward for a great tee off is a ball in a gopher/squirrel hole or a bad lie because of poor course maintenance, it’s just unacceptable. First course I play in Ontario and I don’t recommend it.

This course used to offer great value for the price. Since the new management took over, they have sacrificed course maintenance in favor of a mat driving range, a bar, and a coffee shop, which is now abandoned. The greens, once the best part of the course, are now very poorly maintained, and it’s hard to even distinguish the fairways from the rough. In addition, the price increase has further diminished the overall value. For the same or even lower price, there are much better-maintained courses available nearby, making this place not worth the cost of admission. All in all, this course has lost what once made it fun and affordable. It’s no longer worth returning to.

$47 Saturday rate for 18 holes. Nice cart with GPS yardage included but you are pretty much playing off dirt all day. Tee boxes are mostly closed and they have put temporary boxes into the fairway. Cheap and dirty golf course not worth even the $47.