Loon - very well designed and mostly flat course. Really enjoyable course with some great scenery. Mountain Lakes - just like the name the front 9 feels like playing in the mountains. Great view but challenging course. Back 9 definitely has a lot water hazard.

It's a good resort - I'd say it's a step below the nicer resorts in Michigan but for the Group Golfer deal we all purchased as group of 8 it was a good value. We played all three courses - Loon, Ridge and Lakes - Lakes was by far our favorite - Ridge was fun too but very very tight fairways and lots of par 3s with forced carries so I would not recommend Ridge course for a newer player, Loon was a more balanced course that everyone in group enjoyed and felt was more playable. The lodging could be updated we stayed in Copenhagen and it's a bit dated, the shower with the weird wood sliding doors to the room and having double shower curtains was strange and smelled a little musty, but for a night to sleep it was OK. Staff were very welcoming and had a great breakfast buffet.

Great deal for a weekend of golf for our annual guys golf trip. The villa's were nice and worked out perfect for our large group. Unfortunately, only one course on site, it's a short drive to the 2 other courses. Would have given 3-stars but...The food included at the restaurant was good, with a good selection. Would have been nice if all the choices on the menu were included but you get a lot with the entrees.

The Loon Resort was absolutely awesome! The golf courses are pristine similar conditions to a private country club. The accommodations were very good (overlooking the 18th hole) and the food was delicious and plentiful. The employees were so nice and always helpful. I will definitely be making a return trip!!

Townhouses could be updated a bit. Beds have no headboards so need a lot of pillows and we only had 2. But everyone was very helpful even though the city experienced a power loss for a few hours. Food is very good in the clubhouse. Love golfing the Lakes, one of my favorite courses, and the Loon.