Within an hour of Sagebrush, but an almost polar opposite golf experience, Tobiano is one of many aesthetically affective, but architecturally empty, modern golf designs across Canada. The views out toward the surrounding lake are sublime, and some of the shots quite exciting to hit, but far too many holes are unnecessarily narrow or spoiled by artificial mowing lines, penal forced carries or extreme elevation changes.

There are some nice holes through the early stages and the more subtle 14^th and lakeside par three 15^th both work reasonably well, but the overriding memory here is of some crazy steep golf and one par three, the 7^th, which crosses a deep ravine to a shallow green that is almost impossible for average golfers to hit and hold. A theme repeated elsewhere, Tobiano can be quite brutal in places and likely to only appeal to good players or those who feel that difficulty is the ultimate gauge of quality.