The Globe and Mail
Stephen Ames plays Eagles Nest Golf Club. 

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Score Golf
"The dream of a group of Toronto real estate developers, the majority of Eagles Nest was initially an old aggregate pit, with some natural rolling meadows and trees at the west. With largely a blank slate, Toronto desginer Doug Carrick created a inland links with massive faux dunes, acres of fescue and crafty, rolling greens."

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Toronto Golf
"When it came to first-place votes, more than half the panel (nine) gave Eagles Nest GC in Maple their NO.1 choice. No other layout recieved more than three first-place nods."

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Toronto Star
"You could ask, 'What's a chef like you doing in a place like this?' After all, the chef is renowned amoug the downtown food crowd and the place he's in is surrounded by acres of land that are still being bulldozed for new semi-detached homes."

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Globe Golf
"Understated course architect Doug Carrick lets his work talk for him, and Eagles Nest makes a loud statement about his talents."

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Ontario Golf
"Rather than relying on dramatic scenery or a wilderness setting, Doug Carrick sculpted Eagles Nest GC to emulate the rugged dunes typically found on the linksland courses of Scotland and Ireland."

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The Globe and Mail
"Doug Carrick designed this public course, which opened on May 17 and charges a $190 green fee, and he has outdone himself. Magazines might as well hand the best new course award to Eagles Nest. It's hard to imagine anything better."

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Fairways
"The city above Toronto will soar to new heights this spring when spectacular Eagles Nest Golf Club unveils its wings and ascends to its destiny as one of the country's best."

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