Tucked among the mature forests north of Belleville, Trillium Wood Golf Club stands out for its scenic and strategic layout. Spread across over 200 acres of wooded heathland and rolling terrain, the 18-hole, par-72 course plays between roughly 5,900 and 6,700 yards from its multiple tee decks. What’s first noticeable: elevated tees, fairways that bend naturally, large bent-grass greens, and bunkers that appear just where you hope to score but also just where you fear to miss. The routing gives each hole a distinct identity, so your brain doesn’t settle into autopilot. For example: you’ll tee off among towering trees, navigate a drive that narrows, then approach a green perched on slight rise—then the next hole opens up into meadow-land. The variety keeps you engaged. Also, the practice area is generous—teaching facilities, separate short-game zones, and a full driving range add value regardless of your skill level. The clubhouse and staff match the turf quality. Reviewers highlight consistently good conditioning, strong service, and a sense that this course is more “destination” than mere local track. If you’re open to driving a bit north of the GTA, Trillium Wood delivers a full-round experience with both visual beauty and strategic depth.