Was here for an event. The place was amazing, the food was great the atmosphere was awesome. Can't wait to come back.

I had the honor of installing this beautiful organic half balloon arch for Rachael's wedding shower in the Centennial room at the Bloomfield Hills Country Club last weekend. The table cloths were sent to me in a swatch and I think did a great job matching the palette with the balloons. I had a LOT of people at the club stop by, gasping in awe as I was working on this on Friday night ❤️ asking me for my card. The club was absolutely beautiful to work in and the staff was so friendly, and offered me beverages throughout my 4 hour install on-site, and were very accomodating. I'd love to return for another event in the future! I can match your wedding colors 😍 or help you create the perfect palette for your special day.

Top notch club all around. Wonderful golf experience. My friend Ed pretended to step on my ball here on the 17th fairway where I hit my best drive of the day.

I went there to go to a meeting. The only parking they had was valet so I left

We were extremely disappointed when Bloomfield Hills Country Club canceled our event with just 48 hours' notice. Our gathering of 50+ people was being hosted by two respected local non-profit membership associations, featuring Brian Calley, President of the Small Business Association of Michigan. Brian was scheduled to provide a legislative update on issues that impact Michigan's business community—a topic crucial for local entrepreneurs and leaders. It’s important to note that this event was non-political. Unfortunately, a single member's disagreement with the speaker or the event caused the club to abruptly cancel, despite the significant effort and planning that went into organizing it. This last-minute cancellation not only put us in a difficult position but also reflects a mindset that stifles open dialogue and meaningful discussion. Canceling events due to pressure, especially when the content is informative and non-partisan, is counterproductive to fostering a culture of learning and engagement. I hope the club reconsiders such actions in the future, as this approach diminishes the opportunity for diverse perspectives to be shared.