Fox Creek offers an undeniable value: $24 to walk 18 holes on a weekday afternoon is a flat-out steal. But you get what you pay for in terms of difficulty. The 14 mph wind was brutal, turning a routine round into a genuine struggle for survival. The greens were running fast, making the course a legitimate test, not a casual stroll. Staff interaction was pleasant and efficient—friendly enough, which is all you really need. I got beaten up by the wind and those fast greens. I'm going back, not because I loved the round, but because I owe this course revenge. See you soon, Fox Creek.

Today was my first time at Coaches Bar and Grill in Livonia, and I’ve got to say — what a great spot! My buddy’s daughter was in town from Florida, and after they finished golfing, he suggested we all meet up here. Sounded good to me, so he sent me the Google Maps link… but somehow Maps decided to take me on the most random detour possible (no fault of Coaches, of course 😅). Once I finally made it, though, it was absolutely worth it. The place has a cool, relaxed vibe — exactly what you want from a neighborhood bar and grill. I ordered a burger, and it was delicious — juicy, cooked perfectly, and full of flavor. The service was top-notch too — friendly, fast, and on point the whole time. All in all, I’m really glad we ended up here. Great food, great service, and a great atmosphere. I’ll definitely be back!

So ill start with the good/not bad Course was in okay shape, prices are reasonable and I was able to get in without a tee time today which is nice. however, they do have the worst qualities I like in a golf course, the carts are the ones that babysit you and limit your speed over EVERY bridge, hole 11 was cart path only and since I'm a trash golfer, I had to walk all the way across the water hazard in the left to where my ball landed. Brought the wrong club. Had to make the walk again. Also carts are not allowed on the parking lot making loading and unloading annoying... it seems like you pay money to be reminded constantly try you're not trusted with their equipment. Lastly, it irked me seeing this automatic mower, I get it it's practical, but as a local business you have a duty to your community, and I'm sure your profit margins could afford to provide one more citizen a wage to mow the lawn... photo added of the automatic mower.

There's 13 out of 18 holes with water here at Fox Creek Golf Course, so the name speaks for itself. Challengability：⭐⭐⭐ (13 holes with water) Landscapability：⭐⭐ (plain field) Sophisticatability：⭐⭐⭐ (fairway conditions) But to be honest, the design can be too simple, as the water is not too much as hazards in the end. And most most of the holes are just straight ahead. Hole 2, 345 yards Par 4, a little bit of scenery here with the golden silver grass in front of the tee box, also as the barrier to your vision against the fairway. Hole 5, is probably the signature hole of Fox Creek to me, with the lake on the right and trees in the back, the scenery of the green is elegantly amazing. Hole 7, 387 yards Par 4, tee box facing 90-degree dogleg right and downhill, with the 2md shot is around 170 yards, and good-looking scenery of the green. Back 9 is even more plain and simple. While Hole 15 is a tricky one, you don't see the creek, but it perfectly hidden in front of the green and down beneath it, so have to watch out for your 2nd shot with enough distance, to avoid penalty. Hole 18, 382 yards Par 4, the finale of the course, need to lay up at around 200 yards, to lay up for your 2nd shot to the green and to the clubhouse.

My favorite of the 3 Livonia courses. GPS carts can get really irritating, but such is the future. Carts and par 3 tee boxes really need to have dirt for fixing divots to motivate golfers to take care of their own