Course in great shape after all the rain the area has had. Greens are tricky and when playing after 5p the shadows cast on the greens from the trees make reading the green difficult. Greens are fast when there is the slightest hint of downhill. Roughs are challenging but can get out . Silver tee boxes give ladies who are not long ball hitters a chance to score well. Highly recommend trying one of their courses

Played The Moor in the am and Donald Ross Memorial in the afternoon. It was a chilly mid-September morning and only 45 degrees with a breeze. Got off to a great start with a birdie on #1. The key was to take and extra club in the cold weather all morning. The back side is more difficult than the front. The course was in perfect shape. Fairways are very fair and the greens are protected. Managed to shoot 75 from the Orange tees. I would add it to your trip.

A very pleasant if unassuming course at Boyne. Several fun holes and a wild 15th with two wetlands guarding the entrance to the green and a Z=shaped 18th. I much prefer it to the Heather which gets rather tedious.

Negatives- getting to the #1, and #6 tee box was a challenge. The #7 hole states, "cart path only" when there is no cart path. GPS needs to be more informative. Positives- friendly staff was very welcoming and the military discount was greatly appreciated. The course was in exceptional condition. Beautiful fairways and greens. Really enjoyed the play. As a single, I knocked out 18 in around 3.5 hours as a below average golfer.

I can't say enough about how wonderful this course is. It's a lay of the land course with a lot of big old trees hugging the fairways. Many think this is one of the harder courses but my wife and I both had our best rounds here. The greens seemed a little easier to read. It is not a long course by any means but if you keep your ball in play you will shoot just fine.