Oliver's Nest Golf Club

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What is Oliver's Nest Golf Club?

Oliver’s Nest Golf Club was built on acres of gently rolling land. Many holes were routed around and beside the quiet meandering of the Mariposa Brook, the principle watercourse for over 200 000 square miles of Ontario’s heartland. Amongst the course stand century old trees, including Elm, Cedar, Oak and Basswood throughout the property. ...

How much does it cost to play Oliver's Nest Golf Club?

The 18-hole "Oliver's Nest G.C." course at the Oliver's Nest Golf Club facility in Oakwood, Ontario features yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of . The course rating is and it has a slope rating of . The estimated green fees for 18 holes is $69.95. The Oliver's Nest G.C. golf course opened in 1996. ...

How long is Oliver's Nest Golf & Country Club?

The length of Oliver's Nest Golf and Country Club is 6625 yards. The rating of Oliver's Nest Golf and Country Club is 72.6. The slope of Oliver's Nest Golf and Country Club is 132. What are the course conditions at Oliver's Nest Golf and Country Club? ...

Who is the architect of Oliver's Nest Golf & Country Club?

Graham Cooke (1996) is the architect of Oliver's Nest Golf and Country Club. The par of Oliver's Nest Golf and Country Club is 71. The length of Oliver's Nest Golf and Country Club is 6625 yards. The rating of Oliver's Nest Golf and Country Club is 72.6. The slope of Oliver's Nest Golf and Country Club is 132. ...

When did Oliver's Nest golf course open?

The Oliver's Nest G.C. golf course opened in 1996. These rates are an estimate of what you might expect to pay at Oliver's Nest G.C. with a cart. Actual rates may vary. Fees are typically lowest Monday through Thursday and during twilight (late afternoon and evenings). Expect to pay the highest rates on weekends. ...

Where is Oliver's nest?

Located just west of Lindsay, Ontario in the beautiful Karwatha district of Ontario, Oliver's nest winds through 130 acres of pristine rolling terrain. The natural wetlands, the Mariposa Creek, and the stately stands of Elm, Cedar and Oak trees provide a wonderful habitat for many species of birds and small creatures. ...