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Right of the photo. With water all down the left side and a large bunker on the right, the fairway is hard to hit. The approach shot to the green requires a shot over a bunker to the front left of the green as shown in the photo. The surrounding trees and bunkers make this green difficult to hit from any angle.
Hole #4 Playing Hole #4 The location of the tee deck for Hole #4 is seen in the bottom right of the photo. The fairway is again guarded by water on the left and a bunker on the right. The green is nestled in the top right corner of the photo, surrounded by three bunkers. Access to the green is difficult as it is nestled behind trees on the left and bunkers on the right.
The Ferns Golf Resort in Markdale, Ontario, is a picturesque and challenging golf course set in the Rocky Saugeen River Valley. Carved out of a 150-year-old hardwood forest, the course features treelined fairways and water hazards on every hole, including an island green that will test even the most seasoned golfer. Known as the “Hidden Gem” of Grey County, The Ferns is a peaceful retreat away from the hustle and bustle of the city, offering a tranquil environment for golfers to enjoy the natural beauty of the surrounding landscape. With a range of green fees, memberships, and passes available, golfers of all levels can experience the beauty and challenge of this stunning course.
The pro shop staff at The Ferns Golf Resort are committed to following strict safety measures to ensure the well-being of all guests. Tee times are spaced 10 minutes apart, and golfers are asked to arrive no more than 15 minutes before their scheduled time. Upon completion of their round, golfers are requested to leave their carts in the designated drop-off area and dispose of any garbage in the appropriate bins. For more information or to book a tee time, golfers can contact The Ferns at helders@fernsgolf.
ca or by calling 519-986-3200. The Ferns Golf Resort is the perfect destination for golfers looking for a challenging course surrounded by natural beauty in the heart of Grey County.