South at The Club at Bond Head is where the hum of city ambition fades, replaced by the quiet rustle of windswept fescue just north of Toronto. It's a challenge, not a stroll, where well-struck drives find unexpected pockets of trouble. Designed in the late 20th century, South unfolds across rolling parkland, favouring golfers who can work the ball. Doglegs dare you to cut corners, while undulating greens demand a deft touch with the putter. It has a reputation of being the more stern of the two courses. It asks golfers to consider playing smart, rather than long - which is why it's the preferred course of the Club's better players. While South hasn’t hosted marquee professional events, the competitive spirit thrives within the club's membership. It is a favorite haunt for local and regional amateur matches. Post-round chatter invariably revolves around the course’s notorious par-4 14th – a hole known for its ability to both bless and bedevil scorecards. The atmosphere is best described as 'low key, high skill'. The South course is a place to come and see and be seen.