skipjack1st

Front nine was 3 hr and 15 minutes. No course rangers. Back 1/2 was played in 1.5 hours

Course was very well watered, well mowed, the only negative might be the greens could stand to be rolled for better putting. But for the season we are having with this drought, it was an excellent condition.

The course was in excellent condition. Newer golf carts.
The greens are extremely tricky to read but are in great shape. The course rates right up there with the exclusive resort courses that Northern Michigan is known for.

Course was in generally poor condition due to lack of upkeep. New ownership appear to be making substantial capital investment, (ie. updated/new irrigation, better mowing etc...). Greens had some dead areas and the fairways need work. Seeing the manpower and work going on leads me to believe they will get it back in shape soon.

Front 9 is fairly tight demanding accurate shot making. Tree's will bite if you don't keep it in the fairway.
This course is under rated!!!

Course is in excellent condition. You must be able to control your ball if you want to score well.

Front nine is especially demanding leaving very little room for errant tee shots. Not a lot of elevation changes but very few greens are visible from the tee box.

Course is in fantastic condition right now!

Green speed was about right. Some holes on the back nine are very wet, giving some pretty bad lies.

The course itself was in good condition, however the greens need work. Many had large (>3') areas of dead, patchy or no grass. Sprinkler heads have been place in several of the putting surfaces effectively ruining any chance of putting in that area.