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Wednesday, 21 May 2008 |
Live the Lifestyle of Your Dreams
RiverBend Golf Community is surrounded by more than 400 acres of mature forest along the bend of the Thames River, from which it gets its name. Located in west London, the community offers endless natural beauty, luxury single-fl oor living, and outstanding amenities. Built by Sifton Properties Limited, this 50-plus, active adult community has become one of the city’s most desired addresses.
Experience Luxury Living
The exquisite blend of one-floor homes at RiverBend includes single
detached models ranging from 1,812 to 2,548 sq. ft., and unique villa
designs (attached homes) from 1,478 to 1,779 sq. ft. Each home features
attractive gardens and an appealing façade created to complement the
next along a beautiful streetscape.
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Wednesday, 21 May 2008 |
LochNess Links is a testament to links golf as it was meant to be.
Designed by Graham Cook and Associates to model the Scottish Highlands, LochNess Links (formerly Hunters Pointe) opened in 2000 and signaled a new direction of golf in Niagara. The 18 hole, semi-private par 72 golf course runs 7016 yards from the back tees. Offering a testing mix of par 3s. 4s and 5s that will give you a taste of what it is like to tee off where golf was born.
The green fees are affordable at $55 per round and the view is spectacular, with a number of holes running along the Wetland Canal. The atmosphere is inviting with both public and member leagues running throughout the season and a calendar of events loaded with entertainment for golfers and non-golfers alike.
The course design is Scottish Style Links golf that plays hard and fast like the British Open with waving fescue, lightning greens, perfectly - manicured fairways and strategically - placed pot bunkers.
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Wednesday, 21 May 2008 |
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Carved out of the picturesque Niagara Escarpment, and nestled between Rattlesnake Point and Mount Nemo, Crosswinds Golf and Country Club provides some of the most beautiful views of natural landscape in the area. With two huge rock faces located to the north and south and rolling scenic farmland to the east and west, Crosswinds
Golf and Country Club will make every golfer wish they brought their camera.
Opened in 2001, Crosswinds is well on its way to becoming one of the
best public golf courses in the province.
The
significance of the Crosswinds name is both self-evident and
mysterious. The mystery lies in the story told by locals that there is
one spot on the course where the wind will blow in all four compass
point directions at once. But don't let a breeze or two discourage you,
Crosswinds provides a pleasant test of golf emcompassing both ball
control and shot-making.
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Thursday, 02 August 2007 |
Live the life style of your dreams
Built on 400 acres of gently rolling hills on the western edge of London, RiverBend Golf Community is one of southwestern Ontario’s most sought after addresses for 50-plus active adults.
Over 150 acres of the property is devoted to the private 18-hole course, which was
designed by Canadian golf course architect Doug Carrick, and a private
enclave of detached homes and villas is framed by majestic Carolinian
forest. The RiverBend
Golf Community was
developed for all golfers, however with a special emphasis on the
mature player.
Whether you're a seasoned player of the game or a
newcomer, RiverBend is focused on making the 50-plus golfer feel right
at home. The Golf Club is also pleased to host both resident and
nonresident members with an enthusiasm for the sport around which we
have built our fabulous community.
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Wednesday, 01 August 2007 |
ONE OF THE TOP 25 PUBLIC COURSES IN ONTARIO
OG Magazine ’05
Grey Silo
Golf Course golfers with 18 breathtaking holes of championship golf. The links
styled course has gained an outstanding reputation and respect from players of
all abilities. The Grand River coupled with an unspoiled environment creates a
setting for the game that is unprecedented.
Grey Silo
Golf Course features unbeatable value
and superior service in the rural Waterloo setting. The Guest Services Team at Grey Silo
Golf Course is committed to providing you and your guests an experience not soon
forgotten.
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Friday, 01 September 2006 |
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Located in London, The Riverbend
Golf Community is one of southwestern Ontario’s best-kept secrets. Gated for privacy and fully maintained for your convenience, this active-adult, 50-plus community has just what you’ve been looking for – golf at your doorstep!
The 160-acre RiverBend Golf
Course rests amongst 400 acres of rolling hills, environmentally
protected forest and a beautiful collection of luxury one-floor homes.
Designed by Canadian golf course architect Doug Carrick, the RiverBend
Golf Course presents a lifetime of challenge to the expert and beginner
alike. With five sets of tee blocks ranging from 5,165 yards at the
forward tees to 6,914 from the tips, the course design consists of
generous fairways and expansive views. And when you are not playing a
round, you’ll enjoy the extensive practice facility where you can work
on all aspects of your game.
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Wednesday, 10 May 2006 |
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One of North America’s most prolific, yet underrated golf course architects has now brought his design magic to a Canadian course we can all play. Rees Jones, known to many as the “Open Doctor” for his modernizations of classic major championship courses, also redesigned the courses being used for BOTH the Bell Canadian
Open and last summer’s Canadian Women’s Open this summer, and this
year’s President’s Cup.
But those are all private courses. The recently
opened Rees Jones Course at Grand
Niagara Resort in Niagara Falls is
open to all of us looking for unique golf adventure. The centerpiece of
a resort that will include a 350-room hotel, vacation ownership
properties, fine dining, a winery, a full-service spa and fitness
center, and in 2009 a course designed by Greg Norman, the Jones Course
is only Rees’ second Canadian original. He also designed Royal Oaks
Golf Club in Moncton, New Brunswick with colleague Keith Evans in 2000.
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