Great and affordable golf course in Schoolcraft. Good kitchen too. Last year it was rated as one of the most improved golf courses in the state. This is a fair assessment. It had gone into decay some ten years ago but new ownership poured a lot of time and effort into revamping the course. The greens are a little slow and are difficult to keep smooth due to its being public. And most of the greens are fairly small, making getting on a challenge from a distance. It is eminently playable though. It doesn't have the purpose built quirks that modern designers think are necessary to make things interesting, rather it uses the natural environment.

Just hosted a surprise birthday party here and everything was fabulous - the food, lower level space, and service. Vanessa absolutely blew me away with her exceptional service, attention to detail, organization of the event, and of course the food was amazing. She truly made the event and surprise birthday party perfect. Zero stress, no hassle, she was so helpful and easy to work with. All the party guests and bday boy raved about it. Definitely consider this spot for a fun event, especially if you like golf (3 sims). Thank you, Vanessa and bar tenders! You made the day! Side note for golf - I do love golfing here. It may not be the nicest course but it’s fun and laid back, and the price reflects that. It’s one of my favorite spots!

Nice golf course, I just happened to go after it had rained a lot. Friendly staff, i will say dont get a mixed drink. The kid making my Captain N Coke, made it wrong, it was horrible only took a couple sips. Golf simulators are nice and the food is good. Nice well stocked pro shop

I really do enjoy the design of the course and it was in pretty good shape. My gripe is with the fact that the don’t have a starter, a space tee times 3 minutes a part. No Marshall either to encourage speedier pace of play. Just took 6 hours to play the course making it unbearable. I’ll likely not play there again due to that. I get you want to make your money, but the experience sucks at that point.

After reading some fairly recent comments, I understand new ownership has recently taken over and inherited a pretty tough restoration project. Last year, I bought the 3 year anniversary special and tempered my expectations since the price was very low. The anniversary special was obviously an attempt at getting a quick stimulus during lockdown last year, but it doesn't appear the funds have made any substantial impact a year later. The course still looks the same in 2021 as it did in 2020. The greens are pretty much unplayable and there are bridges that look like they are about to collapse. I'm by no means an expert on golf course finances, but I would probably prioritize fixing the actual course before investing in golf simulators. Maybe in this virtual world that the return on investment for virtual golf is higher than I think? Who knows, but it gives off the impression that ownership is in no rush to create a playable course for their customers.