I played 18 here as a was passing through for work. I've always driven by on my way to Indianapolis and Fort Wayne and finally had some time to play it. With how wet this year has been, I expected the course to be in a little rough shape and sure enough, the fairways has some spots, but compared to our Southwestern Indiana courses, MGC seemed to be in a lot better shape. I am hoping to come back next year to play it in it's full glory. As for the layout of the course, I really clicked it. It had quite a bit of elevation changes, but not too many blind shots. I'm a sucker for more scene/nature based courses with trees lining fairways and this course hit those points. I could also feel the history of the course which was pretty cool. I'll definitely come back with some friends!

The beautiful tree-lined course is just off the interstate. You might meet Hazard, the cute little dog in the clubhouse. The staff takes pride in their course, which has well-kept fairways and greens. There was a stunning flower patch with monarch butterflies near the cart area. I would definitely consider a membership if I lived nearby.

The course is beautiful. However, the management is not. Specifically talking about the lady in the clubhouse that told me and my buddy that we shouldn't be taking longer than 3 hours to play a round of golf with 2 people. Told us we do not have time to stop and eat at the turn. To keep moving or eat in between shots. Will not be returning here because of her.

Played this stunningly beautiful small-town golf course on Wednesday 21 September 2022 along my route from Washington state to Ohio. Out of the now 210 courses I've played in a little over 3 years, this one was truly special because you won't find many men who are as dedicated to their course as 83 year-old PGA pro and owner Sam Carmichael. I had the pleasure and honor of meeting this fine gentleman who kindly offered me a cart to recon the course the night before I played. His dedication and love for his course was evident as he was out first light in morning cutting the greens as I was golfing. After I finished, he kindly gave me a tour of the beautiful historic clubhouse. I was also honored to meet Sam's sidekick, MGC's 93 year-old "Mole Man" - quite funny to watch those two interact! Greens and fairways were incredibly green and lush. Wide fairways lend to a very playable course...just beware of hidden stream crossings! What a hidden gem with such friendly, kind people - those who live in this area are so blessed to have this unique place, and to be able to play here regularly! I'll definitely return to play this one!

This is not worth the money for the shape the course is in right now. My hands shoes clubs towels head covers etc are all dyed green. Fairways play like the rough and greens are extremely slow. It’s simply not being taken care of.