Peak Performance has done well with the classic cotton golf polo. Their cotton mix piqué shirt comes in a variety of colors and the one I got to review was white so I was I was pleasantly surprised how much of my golf wardrobe it went with, not only the Peak Performance Howick shorts.
Peak Performance piqué shirt stood up well out on the golf course both in hot and cooler temperatures. Although it's still a cotton mix the piqué shirt is still quite breathable. Very comfortable to wear and quite soft,vthe added 5% elastane gives the shirt a nice stretchy feel.
Make sure you check out Peak Performance's fitting guide for the right size.
At $50 it's very comparable to other golf shirts of this style but with just that little extra attention to detail and quality.
Peak Performance's Men's Golf Piqué Shirt is perfect for your next round of golf. A classic style and fit it will compliments most golfers wardrobe this Summer.
Just because some of can't be there here's some U.S. Open morsels to wet our appetite.
https://twitter.com/beneverill/status/742783826146041857
Jason Day had an eventful day
Bubba Watson practising some Bubba short game, sporting some @GFore hightops.
Workin on my short game #usopen #sportscenter #sctop10 https://t.co/VLExxYAhiv
http://twitter.com/bubbawatson/status/742837202376232960
Graeme McDowell using periscope to give us a view of #7 at Oakmont
LIVE on #Periscope: Let's play the 7th hole here at Oakmont CC @usopengolf https://t.co/R4KWy5pQdh
A nice view of the putting green at Oakmont from SeeMore Putters
#18 Oakmont - Grandstand view usopengolf - spectacular course!! #rooEffect https://t.co/JpKPprqtZB
Oak Bay Golf & Country Club is located on the eastern shores of Georgian Bay an area I tend to visit a few times a year. I was finally lucky enough to finally play the course which I've been meaning to do since it opened in the Fall of 2010.
When you're travelling North up Highway 400 you actually enter Muskoka County before you get off at the Oak Bay exit. With Oak Bay's picturesque terrain you defintely get the Muskoka feel.
Oak Bay's clubhouse just recently opened and when talking to Jason Bennett the Director of Golf at Oak Bay he was extatic about the opening and the putting green practise area that will be built soon in front of the clubhouse facing #10 and #18.
The staff is very friendly and helpful at Oak Bay. Jack, the starter gave us some insight into the course which was very helpful. Gus had to get a picture with Laurel the cart girl. She was driving an awesome John Deere Gator converted to the perfect cart for beverage/snack dispensing.
The Bermuda greens and fairways were in great condition and from working at a golf course you can tell the maintenance staff take great pride and care when it comes to the aesthetics of the course.
The greens are definitely firm but that's not unusual for such a new course so most of the time its best to be short of the hole for best birdie results.
With four sets of tees Oak Bay can be played from whatever length you're accustomed too. My suggestion is if you're playing for the first time play one tee forward. Oak Bay is a challenging course to play and playing a little closer will give you a better initial experience. My son Gus really enjoyed teeing off a lot closer on each hole especially the Par 3s.
Hole #15 is Oak Bay's signature hole. A very difficult par 3 that has a huge carry over a marsh land. It's to bad there isn't a bail out area on this hole. If you're short or long you're dead in the water. A hole you'll either be smiling or frowning afterwards.
Oak Bay has many fun and challenging par 4s including above, the short par 4 #14. You can read my other article on Oak Bay about my favourite holes here.
The strengths of Oak Bay:
To play Oak Bay it will cost you between $44-$60 Monday to Thursday during high season which is June 5th to September 11th, $48-$69 from Friday to Sunday(Holidays). That doesn't include cart which is extra.
Very reasonably priced considering the quality of golf and now the updated services.
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