The Bridges at Tillsonburg

I really like this course very well kept. Always enjoy an 18 hole round here very friendly staff too

The Bridges at Tillsonburg is definitely a premier golf course. It has a good mix of easier, traditional style holes, and very challenging modern holes. The restaurant has amazing food and this is by far the best patio in the area!

Nice course with a lot of different challenges. A good variety of holes which makes a course more enjoyable. Greens rolled well although on the slower side due to playing in the morning. Afternoon play would make things play differently. I always enjoy playing here.

Beautiful place. The party had gorgeous balloons from Balloon in a Box Canada

Awesome course! Great Staff! Fun day out!

Fantastic course! Clubhouse staff very friendly and helpful. In beautiful condition. Fairways have incredible grass density and the rough is nice and Lush which challenges your game if you're not in the Fairway. Tee blocks and greens are immaculate and the greens are quite fast and challenging which I love! Some really interesting holes. A very interesting layout with a few elevation changes. The 260 yard Par Four on the back is a great hole, and the 535 yard par 5 is an awesome hole! Tough, tough, tough. I'll definitely be back.

Absolutely beautiful course we literally saw a deer run across the fairway. Ialso found out I suck at golf .it's definitely for a little more advanced players.

Tried to book pass couple of days could not get someone from pro shop to book a roun.

The course was in great shape and a tough little challenge. The staff was friendly and helpful. A great place to spend an afternoon playing golf

Course was recently cut down to 12 holes - most of the remaining holes are from the 2009 expansion. A few of the holes are very well designed, most are boring, and two are a couple of the worst designed holes I have ever seen.Six is worthless as a golf hole. From the tee you can see nothing. That is not an overstatement. You can't see the green, you can't see any fairway. If you want to hit a bomb, you're going for a blind small green severely downhill surrounded by trees, OB and water. If you want to lay up to the middle fairway, again, it's completely blind, narrow, with woods/scrub on three sides and water at the front. Despite the complete lack of view from the tees, there is no bell or any other way for players on the tees to know when they can hit safely, except for them to drive at least a hundred yards up from the tees to watch the groups in front.Ten is just as bad. A par 4 that would be easily reachable with a mid-iron but there are gigantic trees between the tees and green the vast majority couldn't hit over. So instead you have to hit to a small fairway, basically the same distance as the green would be, and then hit your second shot 50-80 yards or so around a 90-100 degree dogleg.The architects were clearly scrambling to cram enough holes in the valley when they put in these two joke holes.Eight, nine and twelve are very boring, straight, short par 4s - either a drive and short pitch or mid-iron off the tee and short iron to the green.Four, five, and eleven would be excellent but the greens on five and eleven were patchy messes - five in particular was as much dirt as grass.I'm local and would love a good course to play a three minute drive from home, but this isn't it. There are seven or eight better courses within 20 minutes, the Bridges is not worth your money.