Pace of play was miserable not the worst I've ever experienced but we had to wait on every single…read morehole. 3 times arrant balls came flying our way with no fore called! Poor etiquette overall! Saw some golfers wearing jeans and t shirts, obviously their prerogative but it just not golf attire. Many tee boxes were in shambles had no place to tee up on two of the par threes there was so many divots...Staff was friendly and the rate was reasonable for a holiday we paid $49 for 18 with a cart. Won't be back.

I'd give it zero if I could. Cart broke down on hole 8, even when I asked for a new cart prior to…read morestarting my round. The pic I posted is the cart I was advised to use. I asked for a newer one that wasn't broken. I was advised it'll be fine. Went on my marry way. Cart shouldn't be used but what do I know. Just a customer paying for a service and not having that service completely rendered. Called the clubhouse they sent out 2 guys to replace it but I'd already given up and just want to be done. I recommend to not golf there. Stay away!!!!

This was absolutely the best municipal/public golf course experience I've ever had! We called for…read more a morning tee time on Fathers Day, and they said they had a cancellation at 8:47. When we arrived, the gentleman at the desk said he had made a mistake and thought we were calling for the next day. Even so, Jim, the starter, was super accommodating and said he could get us off the back 9 if we could hang around for 30 minutes while he got an outing out. Not only did he invite us to the chipping range, he kept us posted the entire time of where we were in the lineup. The course itself is beautiful. Long, wide and hilly. Incredibly well-maintained. The little clubhouse is vintage in the very best way, yet, there restrooms were updated and super clean. We came in and decided to have lunch on the patio and the chicken sandwich and patty melt we ordered were top notch. The entire staff was super kind and helpful- it was simply a great experience. Can't wait to come back; I think we just found our new favorite course.

I called and they answered the phone and didn't talk they just set it to the side and I waited for…read more5 minutes and nothing. I have tried to call again but I can't even do that because it just goes straight to voicemail.

I played a quick solo 9 here today (weekday afternoon) and enjoyed the course…read more Vibe: Definitely a great course for kids and those just learning the game--I noticed a number of parents/grandparents out there giving some lessons (it slows play a little but I didn't find the course too slow). It's a fun place if you have 90+ mins and want to work on your short irons and putting. People seemed like they were learning or having fun--not a place you feel pressure to be good at. Layout: Lots of water, but pretty easy to clear (#9 was a longer carry from the blue tees); sand traps weren't too threatening (some were out of play). The condos are close on 2-3 holes, so you have to be mindful to not end up in a backyards but I generally didn't see that as an issue. While a cart isn't normally necessary on such a short course, a few holes are far apart, which would make for a long walk if you didn't have one. I brought all of my irons but only used about 5 clubs (7i, 8i, 9i, PW, LW) + putter from the blue tees. If I played the whites, it would be 4 clubs + putter. Tee boxes: About the same quality as the general fairways. Good enough shape overall. The yardage figures did seem off a little (a few holes played ~10-15 yds shorter than indicated--I just played down a club). Greens: A few patchy areas but generally pretty decent. Medium speed; a few breaks and undulations to add a little challenge. Other notes: very nice and accommodating staff; restaurant right at the clubhouse; only $10/round (+$5 for a cart). All the water meant lots of geese and goose droppings, mostly on #1 and #9. Overall, a nice little par 3 that I hope to get back to a couple times/yr since it's near my house. They seem like they take pride in it.

Nice easy course. Very well maintained. Only 4 stars because I get nervous playing too close to…read morehomes.

this place is so cool! it only has one level (unlike top golf) but it still shows your analytics…read moreand has a whole screen to play games, etc. like top golf. you pay per hour versus a driving range where you pay by bucket. pricing is good and the staff and friendly! there's a bar and drinks are also priced well! so fun and a great place to practice!

I love oasis, go here all the time! Everything is perfect except sometimes in winter when it's…read moresuper busy, which is expected, there's a long wait. if they had an online queue it would be a 5/5. Just have to wait up to an hour sometimes when you're already there and can't go in your car since you have to wait to hear your name. Still a great time !

Nice municipal course. Get's a lot of play by some questionable golfers and the ball marks on the…read moregreen and divots in the fairways tell the story of the demographic of who is playing the course. The layout from the tips is all you want and if you rate a course by that then this course would be 5 star. People are nice that manage the course and the restaurant has very decent food especially for a golf course.

For some reason they allowed a group of 20 older women out in front of our tee time today. There…read morewas no time spacing and the women were not playing with any reasonable pace. Started at 10:35 for a 10:15 tee time, then had to wait on every hole. The course was in ok shape but some tee boxes were not. Had some good rounds at willows but I will never be back. Whoever allowed this type of tee time spacing should be fired! I was going to ask for a refund but after 5 plus hours I just went home. Miserable round!

Northville Hills Golf Course was designed by Arnold Palmer and is currently regarded as one of the…read moretop 50 public golf courses in Michigan. It lives up to that billing. The course is stunningly beautiful and immaculately maintained. You can tell a lot of work went into sculpting each hole. I can only describe it as thoughtful, creative, and unique. Heck, even the time I spent in the sand was lovely. You'll have to pick each shot carefully as the rolling terrain, marshland, and generous bunkers can quickly get you into trouble. The course forced me to use every club in my bag at least once. It was exciting and challenging. The greens are pro level fast but roll true. They were also surprisingly hard. Several times I looked in vain to find the divot from my approach shot. Pace of play was decent. We caught up to the group in front of us and had to wait occasionally, but we didn't mind. There was no drink cart when we were out, but at the turn they offered to pack us a cooler of beers if we liked. It was a pleasure and I'd love to play here as much as possible.

Course is still maintained well, is expensive but used the senior rate (it was a Thursday), so…read moreworth it. Pace was decent. Had new staff this year that were very pleasant.

Course 3.5/5: Nice for beginners, intermed. Not a lot of water traps. Decent pricing. Golf cart w…read moredrinks comes around. Minus for advanced players. Theyre busy- 2 somes not likely to play alone. Restaurant 5/5. hidden gem. A big menu of REAL food. Ambiance: ballroom style. Great view. They have outside dining too. Service was great, Shannon pleasant. Served quickly even when fairly busy! $15 for prob one of the best turkey club wraps Ive ever had. $28 for perch - so much food I had to take some home. And, it was all cooked perfectly- not greasy, even the veggies were good. And, I consider myself a foodie. Great value. They have real food!! View is great, you can eat outside too. They also have a bar. (note Links of Novi has only a disgusting hotdog).

Parking was plentiful and easily accessible to the driving range. The day was perfect to try to…read morepractice my swing. A large basket was $10 so was priced fine. Overall a good experience.

Started another season of golf with 3 long time friends. The course is in great shape. There was a…read morelot of rain the past few days and they allowed us to play " high and dry". No lost golf balls was a plus, this is a great course. There are 3 nines. North , south and west, easiest to more difficult. You must take a cart, there is distance between the holes. The staff is welcoming and the rangers do not hassle you. Great food, definitely have lunch.

I've played Pheasant Run a number of years ago, and happened to get some GroupGolfer coupons to try…read moreit again. The layout on the North/South is very good, and while cut through a sub division, the housing is far enough away from everything that you don't really take notice. However, this time we played the West/North, which was a first for me. I'm a straight hitter, but just don't like the look of housing this close to the course. The main issue with this layout, however, is the fairway position relative to the OB. On several holes, the play is to aim in the rough, which is essentially the "center line" between the right and left OB stakes. I'm thinking specifically of holes 20-22, but there were a couple of others as well. The other goofy hole is #24, with the giant tree in the middle of the fairway. I know designers think they are being "clever" when doing this, but it offers zero value to the course. The hole is decent enough without the tree: A short 4 with a relatively difficult approach shot to an uphill shallowish green. The other oddity of the West course is the tee box length compared to the North and South. We ended up mixing it up, playing the White on the West (which was a bit short), and black on the North. The white on the west is only 3022, but the next tees back are 3377. Seems strange when the North Black is 3181. The other disappointing aspect were the greens, but I'm going to mostly give a pass on this visit because we just had a monsoon in the prior week. It's pretty clear this course floods out, as many low lying areas had evidence of flooding, and actually smelled pretty bad. Also little disappointing that the grille wasn't open past 5pm on a Saturday! Our group was ready to drop another $100-150 on dinner, so we went to Applebee's about 3 miles away instead. I read issues about pace of play, but our round was 4:15, which was just fine considering the amount of travel between holes (especially on the West). We had a 6-some in front of us, but they were playing a 2-team 3-man bachelor party scramble. They actually moved along quite well, and kept up with the foursome in front of them, so no worries there. On a side note, the cart paths need some TLC, they are kidney busters, and the carts are in really bad shape. We had one with a torn seat, worn brakes (had to crunch down on the pedal!) and the motor sounded like it was about to blow on any hole. Our GroupGolfer coupon was only $32, which certainly is a good deal on a weekend. I don't think I would pay over $50 for this course, however, unless their greens improve. I would also stay away from the West course and play north/south if I get back here.

The course is something out of a Norman Rockwell painting. Your taken in by the beauty and detail…read morethey have on the course. I was so happy the moment I pulled into the course entrance because this is my favorite place to play in the Detroit metro area. The staff in the pro shop are always top shelf and you can't help leaving with a smile. They honestly treat you like you own the place. The course is in great shape and clubhouse is well kept and very modern. Comfortable in every way you could imagine. White glove clean from top to bottom. If your looking for a great golf experience or just and place to go and have a good meal with amazing views try out St. John's.

This place is so beautiful. Parking is convenient. Service is excellent. The people are very…read morefriendly and nice. I love where this is located since it's easy to get to. Highly recommend for any of your events