It's $5 to walk the course. As others have said it's not the best course, but if you walk the…read morecourse it's cheaper than going to the range.

This course was terribly kept, everyone there was grouchy, and there was a random dog running…read morearound and it stole one of our balls in the middle of the fifth hole. The only redeeming factor is the price, but even then there are a lot more fun things you can do with 10 bucks on a nice day. The fairways were either as long as the rough on a good course or dry as a bone. It seemed like there was no grounds keeping whatsoever. If you want to have a terrible time golfing, go to broadway acres.

Eldorado is a perfect place to play some golf and grab some great food! Easy, chill atmosphere…read more Beautiful course and friendly staff.

First time playing and had a great time. Good golf and pretty fair prices! I will definitely be…read morecoming back

I use to give them a 5 star but not this year I would give them a 2 . They have people just cutting…read moreyou off after 12 the young people come out and they think they can just cut you off .

I like this place quite a bit. It seems like the course conditions get better just about every…read moreyear. Pace of play is good, 18 holes only takes about 4 hours. The greens are in good shape and the grass is always cut to an acceptable length. The course isn't overly challenging, but you'll use the majority of your clubs while playing here. There are enough hazards to force you to be accurate and enough water to force some difficult decisions. Definitely some risk/reward here. Their food isn't to bad and a 6-pack of beer will only run you $12 dollars.

As someone who is just starting/learning golf, I really like how they have a 3-hole course (that…read moreyou walk) for those who want to play with limited time or those who are learning. We come here with our nephews (and I played here while I'm learning). I didn't feel stressed or rushed. My husband (who is good at golf) also can enjoy doing this with us. We had to park across the street since the main lot was full but it was no problem. Prices were fair (and we did a promo for driving range + 3 hole course). You can also get a bag cart to roll your bag on the three hole course if it's heavy (and they have golf carts for the regular holes). Definitely would recommend checking this place out!

Fall golf here is great. Well maintained, not too far outside of Grand Rapids. Three 9s offer a lot…read moreof variation to your round. Will be back!

Horrible! The website said it would cost $20 for a cart and 18 holes, when we got their they…read morecharged my friend and I $29 each even thou we'd looked up the price that morning. So unless it changed in the 30 minutes it took us to drive their they're lying on their website, classy. We called in the morning for a tee time and were told we didnt need one. Upon arriving we were told the front 9 couldnt have carts on them so we had to play the back 9 twice. WHY had they not mentioned that in the morning when we called? Who wants to play the same holes twice and get over charged? The website lied to get you their and then when you call them they dont give you important information like half the course cant have carts on it. Worst golf course in the area. Never again will we go their. You want a good golf course in Mason, go to Eldorado. Their you can actually tell where the fairway ends and the grass starts too.

I've hit here 2 times. The first time was just the front 9, and I left with the thought that it was…read morejust any old golf course. However, this past weekend I got the opportunity to play a full round of 18. I'm telling you now, don't pass judgment on this place. The back 9 is a hidden gem that is tucked away discreetly. You will enjoy lots of rolling hills and challenging shot over lakes, and a lot of rough. It's certainly a change from the front 9, which is wide open. The back is more closed off with the fairways lined with trees. Like I say..surprising and challenging. I will return.

This is specifically for the driving range, as a non-golfer. Not sure if this is how they all work,…read morebut I was pleasantly surprised at how easy it is to go practice! My husband took me, as someone who has never played golf before in my life, to hit balls. We didn't need to prebook anything, just showed up, walked over to the driving range, used the self-serve machine to get a couple buckets of balls, walked over to an open spot, and that was that! It was a pretty crowded day (based on how many cars were in the parking lot), but the driving range wasn't crowded at all, so I'm guessing it usually isn't full. Easy to park in a large lot, there's food and drink on site in the clubhouse if you want it, and conveniently located just outside of town on the SW side of Ann Arbor. I'll be back!

I have put off writing this review for too long. This course is great. Always pretty well kept and…read moregood layout, especially for the price. Greta driving range. The staff are 11/10 though. Great people and the food/drink at the restaurant is great. Matt (I think that's his name) was more than a 5 star restaurant. We spilled a drink and he and his team replaced it for free. All of this plus the incredible sunsets are unbeatable.

I threw my fiance a 30th birthday party recently at the Brookshire, and it was definitely one to…read moreremember! Working with Mary Ann and Melissa was a breeze -- they were incredibly helpful, accommodating, and even threw in noteworthy advice, as I'd never thrown a party with that many people before. The event itself couldn't have gone more smoothly. The banquet servers and bartender were fantastic, and food was to die for (I still haven't stopped hearing about the chicken wings and Reuben rolls!) My fiance's entire family were so impressed. I had high expections, and they were not only met, but exceeded. Thank you again, Brookshire!!

Was looking forward to returning to the Brookshire for a family dinner. The quaint building is…read moreunfortunately becoming run down. The chef "forgot" that prime rib was the special, and it was unavailable. Both the service and food were bland and mediocre. Very disappointed

Not a bad place to play a quick round of golf! The front 9 is a bit tight so keep your shots on the…read morefairway otherwise you'll be impeding the play of others'! Also save your money on a cart on the front too- it's an EASY walk!

From the owner: One of the best golf values in the Lansing area, Ironwood Links is a beautifully crafted 18 hole…read moregolf course featuring a front nine with open rolling terrain and a back nine carved through scenic woods and hills. The superbly conditioned Par 64 layout has an equal mix of holes of all lengths, stretching as long as 400 yards, and is enjoyable for all levels of golfers and all ages are welcome.

Phase 2. This course…read moreis amazing, and I thought I'd seen a great course with my review on Gull Lake View the East and West course! This course has it all! Great views, tough holes, long holes, you name it, it's there. The only difference in ammenities between Stonehedge and the sister course, Gull Lake View, is the size of the pro shop and lounge. Stonehedge does not serve breakfast, per se, but does have coffee available for that early morning tee times. At lunch, they served a great variety of food, but more for on the go, think freshly made, but wrapped and ready to go. I had an American sub for lunch and it came with chips and a drink. The pro shop is fully stocked with anything you might need, but I don't think it's quite as large as Gull Lake View, but it's only slightly smaller. It's not like I'm describing a broom closet... These are the North/South courses for the resort. Stonehedge is gorgeous!!! Woods, water, tight, long. Again, no level lies unless you're on the tee box, and a few blind holes that make for a great day! The second course at Stonehedge is more links style and just as challenging! Just because there aren't trees and hills in the way doesn't mean there's no challenge to the course! If there's even the hint of a breeze, you'll have a rough day! Sorry for the delay, I had to get myself a cup of coffee. That's better. Where was I? Oh yes... Golf. You know the Scottish invented the game, but over there, they called it Goff... Sorry, random quote from Caddyshack. Speaking of caddies, be glad they have carts! The story was told that there were two men that would show up a day early and WALK 45 holes before the outing started which consists of two days of 36 holes. I don't know if these guys were superheros, or just golf fanatics, but wow. I could barely move after two days... I can't even imagine! North Course South Course Black - 71.6 127 Black - 72.0 133 Green - 69.5 122 Green - 70.2 129 White - 67.4 117 White - 67.7 122 Orange - 69.2 116 Orange - 70.3 120 These courses seemed LONG to me, but then again, I was hopped up on ibuprofen and was having issues with my left knee. The North course has three Par 5's on each 9. Again, the courses were kept up in great shape and the leaves were blown clear of the fairways. Any trouble you get into is well off the fairway, and mostly hardpan. Not that I'm speaking from experience, but the ball tends to roll a bit if you're not in the fairway. There's a free, no penalty drop, from any of the stone hedges (hence the name of the course). When you go, be sure to book at the Villas. The four bed, kitchenette villas are perfect for a foursome or group of people staying for more than one day! ENVIRONMENTAL ALERT: Gull Lake View is a member of Michigan Turfgrass Environmental Stewardship Program and a member of Audubon International, which means they are a Certified Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary. From the back of the scorecard: On behalf of the staff at Gull Lake View and the Scott Family, thank you for choosing one of Gull Lake View's courses. We hope you enjoy your round and have a great golf experience at our facility. If we can help in any way please let us know. Thank you!!! No, no, no, Scott Family. Thank you!!! www.GullLakeView.com Send them a message at: Golf@GullLakeView.com

Very nice, quiet course. We played on a Friday early afternoon. The golf starter was so friendly…read moreand welcoming! The sun was out, but there was plenty of shade along the course. The clubhouse lounge was fantastic! They have a toppings bar for your hot dog/brat with different mustards, sauces, seasonings, etc.

A miracle turnaround for the greens! I've been golfing here…read moreon and off for 30 years and this year's greens are in the best condition ever. Owner is constantly improving, even the clubhouse. Looks like dozens of new trees planted this year. Sprinkler system for the driving range is going on this year

This is now called Mighty Oak golf course and driving Range. It's a par three and is great for…read morefamilies, beginners and even for intermediate players who want to get some playing in. It's kept up nicely, has cute little hidden decorations along the course and the people who run it are absolutely the best. They're super friendly and helpful. Reasonable cost, cards are available as well as lessons.