Stonehenge takes its cue from the British Highlands: nine links-style holes on 100 acres of rolling Bowmanville ground, founded in 2004 to feel like a trip overseas that never leaves Durham Region.
It runs 3,388 yards at par 35, with bentgrass fairways, sand and waste bunkers, knee high fescue and four tee choices on every hole. No. 1, The Giant, is a 573 yard par 5 that doglegs left past the forest. Many call No. 5, Left Alone, the signature hole: the shortest on the course, the smallest green, a pot bunker, pond and marsh.
Men play a Monday league and a Wednesday senior league, ladies play Wednesdays and Thursdays, and all are open to the public. Tournaments of 20 to 100 people get a covered patio and a licensed beverage cart, and the club's off grid cabin hosts two people for the night.