Timber Ridge Golf Club:

A Challenging Delight.

The 401 in Eastern Ontario is dotted with the blue attraction signs pointing you to the wide variety of golf courses that line the Highway. An exit at Highway 30 where the lighthouse directs you to Brighton, leads to a layout that if you haven't already veered off to enjoy, you need to. Timber Ridge Golf Course is a Stephen Ward design, opened for play in 2001 and is characterized with rolling holes, thick hardwoods, and creative green complexes. Filled with slopes and tiers these carpets will challenge even the best with the flat stick. Playable from the correct set of tees, this will be a memorable golfing experience for challenge, service and value.


Course Stats:

Par 72, 5160 - 6633 yards, rated 64.9 -72.6, slope rating 111 - 137

Public access


Location:

Brighton, Ontario

 

Editor's Shot Makers Picks:

485   Hole 9   Hole 13   Hole 15  
Par 5 HCP 15 Par 4 HCP 5 Par 4 HCP 4 Par 5 HCP 10
Gold 505 Gold 402 Gold 452 Gold 525
Blue 485 Blue 375 Blue 418 Blue 490
White 465 White 340 White 376 White 445
Red 425 Red 325 Red 352 Red 415

 

Feature Holes Descriptions:

The opener at Timber Ridge is a pure shot makers hole. This par 5 requires a  straight drive through a chute and if successful, gives you a boatload of options for your second. The hidden green can be attacked aggressively right of the guarding trees, or conservatively laying up to the bunkers and wedging it tight. Hole 9 is a sweet finish to the front. A shorter par 4 playing uphill to a plateaued, heavily sloped  green is best played with a cut drive or 3 wood leaving a precise approach. Correct club selection is critical as this multi-tiered green and the back left bunker can make 6 a reality in a hurry. Number 13 is a bombers delight. A big drop in elevation lets you unleash the big dog setting up a precision mid to long iron to an elevated well bunkered green. The par 5 15th has umpteen ways you can play it off the elevated tee decks.  The dogleg left tee shot is guarded by trees left and stacked bunkers on the right for those unable to hit the required right to left off the tee. The perched green is defended by a seizable hogs back ridge and fall always to large bunkers. Played aggressively or conservatively, a 5 here is a mighty feat.


Contact:

Timber Ridge Golf Course
19 Timber Ridge Dr. R.R.#3
Brighton, Ontario
K0K 1H0

1-866-228-GOLF

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