nicklaus north golf course
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My son in law were paired with 2 members on the morning of August 8th. Upon pro shop check in and at the starter shack we were told they expected a 4 hour round... Okay... got it. After 3-4 holes the members were told to speed things up. Then again after another 2 holes, and again at 11. Note that the members were approx. 20 and 30 handicappers and we are 3 and 12. The 20 walked and the 30 rode plus they played from different tees than us. The 20 took 7 shots to extract from a bunker on a par 3 so you can see where the delay really was. Nonetheless, we were constantly on the clock and felt pressured to rush everything. Eventually, a member foursome behind us called the pro shop to complain about our group--interesting that members are calling in about fellow members... a red flag here.On the 15th hole, the marshal was in the fairway next to my tee ball, I proceeded to pull my shot left of the green and commented to him what a tough approach that shot was... his comment: well I guess you better hurry up and hit it again and then he proceeded to tell me we were about 18 minutes behind. I wanted to unload on him but held it together. Then, on the 17th Green he told me we were 20 minutes behind... THE SEVENTEENTH GREEN! he says this again to me. Then as I was hitting my pitch to the green he walked in my line of sight and planted some signage green side and I proceeded to chunk it in the bunker. I was on fire at that point and went off on him. This basically ruined our round and experience. We went back into the pro shop after finishing in 4:21 and was going to speak to the GM--it was then I saw on the wall a very large flat screen with the course layout and cart icons scattered about... it appeared that carts behind the 4 hour pace were shown in Red... It was like a slow play command center. I have never seen a resort course or any course for that matter so obsessed with time. Comments:1. If you are going to open your club to visitors that have never seen the course then a 4 hour round is not reasonable. Members know the course/greens, give more putts, and generally play faster. Top destination courses such as Pinehurst, Bandon Dunes, Whistling Straits expect on average 4.5 hours. Chambers Bay tells you it will take 5 hours to play their course. You guys need a reality check here or shut it down to visitors. 2. I was going to book a client golf trip to Whistler, but if all the courses are this obsessed with 4 hour rounds then we will go elsewhere. I'm not going to subject them to on course harassment (sorry, but that's what it felt like).3. We had hoped for a great golf experience but unfortunately that was ruined. Turning rounds over in 4 hours and ticking visitors off is obviously more important to them. 4. Nice layout and I wish I could have take a few pics along the way but that would have been a violation of sorts, so I didn't.
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THe casual dining offered on the patio at NN is well worth trying!There is a range of good value informal meals such as fish and chips, burgers, pizzas etc, which, in our experience on more than one occasion, are tasty and very reasonable. Drinks are also fair value and there is nothing more pleasant than sitting out on the patio looking out across Green Lake, including watching the float planes coming and going! Service is also pleasant and efficient.We will certainly be going again!
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Played at this course at the twilight rate on 21 Jul. Difficult course to us as we're high handcappers but we still enjoyed it thoroughly as the weather was beautiful. We had the opportunity to walk around the estate before our golf and it was breathtaking...
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Thank you Mr. Mu______ for taking the time to write a fair review on the restaurant/lounge at Nicklaus North - know as Table Nineteen Lakeside Eatery. We continue to work had to provide great food and value via our Executive Chef Eric Gilchrist and we thank you for recognizing that. We know that service here is overall good-very good but staffing in Whistler can be a challenge as you have eluded to (staffing in Whistler can also be an advantage as there are so many wonderful "transient" people that LOVE living in Whistler for a short time). Service is always something that we are working at improving and ensuring is consistent visit to visit. Thank you again for your comments and your patronage.Regards,The Entire Team at Nicklaus North
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Thank you so very much for your wholeheartedly genuine review. It is so wonderful to hear this type of feedback...as well, thank you for taking the time to do so.We thank you as well for your patronage and look forward to the opportunity to welcome you again in the future.Kind regards,The Entire Team at Nicklaus North
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Good condition & very playable. A very nice practice area & pro shop was well stocked. We also had dinner & it was good.
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Perfect condition, top quality TaylorMade rental clubs, predictable greens - I even saw some bears! Lovely spot for a post-round beer as well. Shot 85 so was pretty pleased with that.
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Stopped here for lunch after a long walk, great food, freshly prepared and very friendly staff. We sat and looked across the Green Lake whilst enjoying the rest.
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Thank you very much for taking the time to give your feedback on Tripadvisor. We are sorry that you feel the way you do and for taking to this forum to voice your discontent. Here is our facility's response to address your synopsis of events and to explain things to all future guests looking to play golf at Nicklaus North or in Whistler.Nicklaus North has a pace of play policy that endeavors to eliminate slow play so that all, or at the very least the MAJORITY of our guests are looked after while on course. We believe that slow play is a threat to the game of golf and a detriment to the enjoyment of it. Golf already takes a long time to play and from golf industry research an efficiently paced round of golf is one of the most important things golfers want. Just look at what the Golf Channel and United States Golf Association have been trying to do in recent years to fix this problem.At Nicklaus North, which is part of the GolfBC group of courses in British Columbia and Hawaii, we (1) take pride in ensuring the golf course is in excellent condition (as is noted many time in reviews here and on other sites), we (2) take pride and care in ensuring that wonderful service is provided to all our guests and members and (3) we take pace of play seriously and do what we can to eliminate SLOW PLAY. Here at Nicklaus North, we have a clear and very fair pace of play policy. We ask for rounds around 4 hours to 4:10 in the morning and 4:20 in the afternoon. We don't believe it is enjoyable nor fair for rounds to take longer than 4.5 hours and we do what we can to ensure that lengthy round times do not occur.This group that wrote this review was addressed in a VERY FAIR/INFORMATIVE manner twice about their slow play - once on the front nine and then again on 10 tee. They took 2 hours and 23 minutes to play the front nine (multiplied by at least 2 as the back nine is more difficult, this would have equated to a 4 HOUR 50 MINUTE ROUND!) and with a second "notification" on 10 tee were given a subsequent chance to improve their pace. Unfortunately 2 holes later (after 11) nothing had changed they were still almost 30 minutes behind and a number of the 130+ guests playing behind them were complaining about the slow pace to our Player Assistant, Refreshment Cart girl and even calling into the Golf Shop. So to ensure that the experience of the majority was not spoiled, we decided to have this group skip a hole and asked them to speed up again. We had their finish time officially at 4 hours, 24 minutes (for 17 holes played... we track all round times manually and thru our GPS system). The 40+ groups in behind them ended up having a REASONABLE pace of play the remainder of the round.Just like on a 2 lane highway, if you drive 15km/h below the speed limit for the first 2/3 of your journey and have people piled up behind you and then punch it/speed up the last 1/3 of the way you will always leave some people "in the dust" and they may not be right behind you at the proverbial "finish line"...which is what exactly happened here.Do we like to move groups = NO, of course not...we do it very seldom. IF Guests are slow, we endeavor to give them ample opportunity to pick up their pace. But we unfortunately cannot let one or two groups ruin the pace of play and enjoyment for the greater majority. If you are looking to play golf in Whistler and want an ALL-AROUND quality golf experience, you need to look no further. If you want a course that does not care what occurs on the course and does not care about pace of play, we are NOT your place. We are sorry that we did not meet these four people's expectations and had to have them skip a hole but the 130+ guests in behind DID HAVE their expectations met once the pace and their experience improved. It's unfortunate that we have to disappoint/upset any guests by taking actions like this, but these situations are all about pleasing THE MAJORITY.
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Truly excellent golfing experience from the moment you arrive until you drive away. The staff help and guide you up to placing the ball on the tee on hole #1. I had to rent clubs and shoes and I was able to tee off within a half-hour.