My family and I have been members of Oakland Hills Country Club since I was a little girl (a long time ago). The clubhouse is finally almost rebuilt, and it’s just as beautiful, if not more so now than ever before!!!

Oakland Hills is big....in every sense of the word. It's a big property. It's a big course, with a big challenge. It has big greens with big breaks. It has big bunkers. And it's a big dream to play such a historic and amazing course. The only "big" thing that was missing was the clubhouse. What an absolute tragedy for that incredible clubhouse to burn down. We've all seen pictures of the facility and we've all seen pictures of the fire that burned it down. What a loss. Everything about the course and the experience are world-class. But the missing clubhouse feels like a HUGE part of the experience....or at least....what the experience should be. Obviously, a new clubhouse will be built. But it's so hard (dare I say, impossible) to replace such treasured history. It will no doubt be a wonderful addition overlooking an amazing property. But something has been lost that will forever change the experience. Still, Oakland Hills is worth every effort to get there and walk those big grounds. Just try to avoid the big bunkers...or you'll likely end up with a big score.

OMG. Came here to watch a friend play in US Junior Amateur. Easily the toughest course I have ever walked. Windy, few trees, heavy rough, skinny fairways and diabolical greens. Pristene conditions for a USGA event. Anyone who loves golf should visit this Donald Ross gem.

Beautiful sounds. Nice, well kept clay tennis courts and excellent food. They also have a large pool and exquisite golf course. They are rebuilding the main club house, after a fire destroyed it a few years ago. Hopefully it won't be too much longer.

Oakland Hills' leadership and membership made a smart choice by hiring Hanse/Wagner. The course is excellent now. Michiganders should be proud to have a major venue like this in their state.