Rainbow Ridge Golf Course

Staff were excellent. Challenging course, greens make you think. Had a great experience playing 18 holes here.

Pace of play was extremely slow, the course is very poorly maintained, fairways were just okay, but very dry, tees and greens were terrible! Bunkers overgrown with grass and no rakes anywhere. Went in early before my round for lunch and no food (other than chips and chocolate) available, even though promoted as a licensed restaurant. My first time to Manitoulin and I was excited to golf, but ended up very disappointed.

These folks are excellent at providing great customer service. The course is usually in good shape, but they are having issue's keeping up with the bunkers. Also, their public green fees are better than the other 2 courses, and they offer a Senior Rate.

The course is well layed out. The greens are Horrible! They need 150% attention. It’s impossible to make a good putt on them. Spongy, full of divets, holes and diseased June 27 I have to say, since I’ve started golfing here and since my previous review, the greens have improved tremendously. Great work to all involved!

Simply the best, the food the service, the course. If you golf and you are on Manitoulin this is the place!

Didn't golf here, but did eat here because it was the only restaurant in town open. The food was surprisingly very good. Fresh hamburgers and chicken fingers made on site. The wife had the fish which had an excellent batter. Try the swing bridge blonde ale, very delicious.

The bunkers are in terrible condition. A couple of years ago they had been rehabilitated after being let go during Covid, but now they are terrible. Front nine greens are also in bad shape. All greens are quite slow. I tried to get a hot dog - no luck. Same for a ready made sandwich. Needs a good management shake up.

John, Jordan, and the team have been doing a great job! I have enjoyed a few rounds of golf this year along with some great food. I look forward to being back soon...

Really disappointing to see a course that has so much potential, be in such bad shape. All it would require would be a small amount of work to bring the bunkers back to life and give the greens some TLC.

27° and sunny on the last Sunday of July. Asked three times before going out if the beer cart was out, “oh yeah, it’s out”. Never saw it once. Finished dehydrated and hungry. Bar and restaurant both closed. But you can buy a day old sandwich. Greens have many dead and brown spots and this was best weather year for growing in years. Tee-offs are uneven. Bunkers are gravel, not sand. Never returning. Too bad, this used to be a nice course.

Played here today and enjoyed the course. The greens were in fantastic shape. The fairways were very good. Unfortunately, it was our second Manitoulin round in as many days where my wife and I followed a senior's foursome the ENTIRE round and waited on every... single... shot (different course yesterday). What's up with Manitoulin golfers and simple etiquette? The bunkers were unplayable and the rough was a little sketchy in spots (lift and place was our workaround). I'd also suggest better yardage markers for those that aren't familiar with the course (there are sunken markers in the ground b…

This course honestly surprised me. Paid around $100 for two golfers playing 18 with a cart at twilight fees, which is pretty good where I'm from. The course was advertised as a championship style course as many are but this one actually fit the bill. Front 9 (except for the first hole or 2) was more links style-open course with fescue and rolling fairways and the back 9 a bit more wooded. Greens were in great shape, fairways the same. Rough was nice and fescue a bit longer but maintained. Cart was good. Didn't see or talk to staff much but they seemed friendly enough. Will definitely come back…