We got teamed up with a couple of young kids who were walking. We kept up easily to the foursome in front of us, waiting for them on several occasions through the first eight. Then somebody up ahead dropped out, and the Marshall got on our case. After that it was hassle, hassle, hassle, generally taking all the fun out of the game. The foursome behind us never had to wait for us, and we finished only three minutes over nominal time, having played through the heat of the day.
Somebody needs to lighten up.
Contributed by Laurie, N. Vancouver Northlands requires more Course Management than most courses you will play. For instance on the intimidating first hole don't lay up with a 4 or 5 iron. Play down the right side of the fairway for a favorable kick to the centre. Better to go in the pond than in the trees. From the point of entry to the pond ,if you hit it far enough, you lay 2 and you have an easy shot to the green.