Worst golf place and owner to exist. You leave something there and it goes right in the trash with…read morethe owner not even wanting to give it back. And threats to fight young adults for not wanting to give THEIR belongings back.

Good value course for the area. Neat lay out with wooded hazards and a bit of water. Club house…read morestaff is very nice

Excellent front service, guys were funny and got us out on time. Will go back again. Monster was…read morefun!

I don't understand all of the hate towards this course…read more In my opinion, the actual course is well maintained. Greens have been in good shape both times I've played this summer and there always seems to be people out working on the course. My Dad and I had a great time playing the course both times. The Monster, the longest par 5 in the state, is a really cool hole that will challenge any golfer. I love the terrain at this course too. For a 100-year-old course, this place is solid. Any old course will have challenges that a new course doesn't have and that needs to be considered. It's a little on the pricey side, but I think it's worth it. If you focus on the golf, Brae Burn is a great place. Some of the surroundings (cart paths, water hazards, and the golf carts) aren't in the greatest shape. The clubhouse is also old and could use an update.

Such a friendly staff . From being shuttled from parking lot to pro shop , checking in and the…read moreinfo from the starters. You'd swear you are regular golfer here. course is in excellent shape.

So, im rating this five stars based off what I expected. I wasn't expecting anything as nice as The…read moreOrchards. I was expecting a course that cost $28 with a cart. Other than a couple spots (1st hole fairway for example) the majority of the course was kept up decently. The clubhouse served its purpose and everyone working there was nice. Got a couple hot dogs after and they're huge. If you're looking for a basic course to hit some balls and learn the game, this place is great. If you're looking for extremely challenging holes and you're a seasoned golfer this course isn't for you. It's a decent value for the money. You get what you pay for and I enjoyed Candler Park very much.

The course itself is in great condition, which is appreciated. However, at $70 for a Sunday morning…read moreround, I did not find the value to be justified--especially when there are other nearby courses in similar condition at more reasonable rates. The primary reason for my 3-star rating is the overall experience. We booked an early tee time as a foursome, but were placed directly behind several threesomes participating in a league. This was not communicated to us at the time of booking, and had we known, we would have chosen a different time. During play, we eventually played through, which unfortunately led to unpleasant interactions with the other players, including being cursed at, followed by a ranger asking us to leave. Later, when I went into the clubhouse, management questioned why we skipped ahead. My explanation was that we had been waiting 7-10 minutes on each tee box. The response I received was that a 4.5-hour round is considered within pace of play--though in my opinion, that standard seems more fitting for a foursome, not for multiple threesomes ahead. Overall, while the course conditions were excellent, the lack of communication, poor handling of pace-of-play expectations, and unprofessional interactions overshadowed the positives. For these reasons, I would not return. At its current pricing, I don't believe the experience is worth $70--truthfully, not even $50.

Course was in great condition, pretty wide open even being within a neighborhood. Clubhouse was…read moregreat, hot dogs were ready, it was a great experience.

This course was the bomb. We had so much fun. Shout out to PAUL for guiding us and showing us how…read moreto play lol. We love you!! You made our time there so enjoyable even tho we had no idea what we were doing! From the 3 girls who were there on 9/15 we had an awesome time because of you!! Unfortunately we reside in CA but next time we come back to MI PAUL betta be off duty but at the course lol

Terrible place. We started 20 minutes behind because of other golfers but when we got started (we…read moreare beginners and okay with letting anyone play past). We get to whole 4 and we start getting their attendants hovering over asking if there are 5 playing (My boyfriend and his friends are playing, I was a rider and the other girl in our group was a rider). I am an avid birder and I did get out of the cart on a few occasions to use my Merlin ID app and look at the birds myself but I did not play and the other girl in the group did not play. They also came to us with complaints from 4 white males who were behind us and did not ask on any occasion if they could play past us. They just called and complained. After that, 4 other attendants stopped us to complain about our speed even though there was not anyone super close to us and we had caught up to the next group. That same group of white males also hit down on us (saw us at the green and still launched golf balls at us with no warning) almost hitting one of the people in our group. After we were alerted of the complaint, we waved anyone who was behind us to go ahead and play forward while we took our time. I walked in to the store when we took our break at our 9th hole and before anything could leave my mouth, the man who was manning the little outdated store immediately started asking about why we're taking so long and saying we're taking too long and we took 3 hours for 9 holes when 1. we started late because of other golfers and 2. we were stopped on at least 5 occasions from their attendants to "talk about our speed" and ask if 5 people were playing when we had answered that on a couple of occasions by different attendants. I would also like to point out that there was an older black gentleman that pulled up to us after the complaint and acknowledged that this is racially motivated. I would like to point out that we were the ONLY all black group playing at the time and we saw no one else have an attendant come up to them to speak with them about their speed pr asking if their riders are actually playing. We will never come back and I hope that a golf course in the middle of DETROIT, one of the blackest cities in America, would not allow a bunch of racists to dictate their business. I would not recommend any people of color to visit this place and again, me and my group of friends, who have been to multiple courses over the past couple weeks and never treated this way, are never coming back to Rouge Park Golf Course.

Terri (PGA Pro) is helping me with fundamentals. I'm a beginner golfer. She is GREAT. I wasn't…read moreintimidated whatsoever. Everyone that works there is super nice.

A par 35 course with 9-holes. It is easy to get a tee time. There are a few steep hills and creeks…read moreflowing in between wooded areas. There are also a ton of Canadian geese throughout the course. You should use a golf cart instead of walking unless you don't mind stepping into Canadian geese poop. It is ALL over and really disgusting. The owner should invest in a nin-toxic chemical to quickly dissolve the poop. Nothing spectacular this is an average place that fits the bill.

Warren Valley Golf Course isn't just a place to play golf--it's a place with soul, thanks to an…read moreexceptional staff and passionate ownership. My visit was a bittersweet one. I had recently lost one of my best friends and was re-reading his book Under Pressure, where on page 5 he reminisces about hopping the fence as a kid, dodging the "woodies," and learning to play golf right here--sneaking onto the second tee box of the West Course. Luckily for me the course was closed due to flooding. Alexa in the clubhouse went above and beyond. I mentioned I was hoping to pick up some logo swag and shared the reason for my visit. She immediately showed warmth and compassion, offering a private tour of the course in a cart. We visited the stretch of homes where Jim likely grew up, and she kindly took photos to help capture the moment. Back at the clubhouse, which is currently undergoing an impressive renovation including a new restaurant and event space, I met Jason, one of the owners. Hearing his passion for restoring Warren Valley to its former glory was inspiring. The course already looks fantastic, and I can't wait to return with enough time for a proper round. If you're in the area, do yourself a favor and visit Warren Valley. Even if you're not golfing, just witnessing the care, resilience, and dedication of the people reviving this course is worth the trip. Places like this--and people like this--deserve our support.

The rebirth of this course is amazing. It is a true pleasure to play. The greens a beautiful,…read morethough a little fast. They play true. The fairways and rough is all overseeded, making for beautiful fairways and tough, thick rough. There are all new cart paths and a special treat: the old 18th from the shutdown east course has been resurrected to a wonderful chipping/putting practice area that is available for free.

Very good condition. Some challenging holes. We had a fun time with the family. The facility is…read moreclean and well maintained. Staff very friendly.

Power tees! What more can I say? Well a lot. Ample stalls for any type of swing practice you want…read moreto do you can use the awesome power tees or there is an area where you can use your own tees. Many of the tee areas are covered and heated. No excuse for not getting your practice in. Great front desk service. I have had no issues with the ball machine not working. There is an on-site repair shop. There is golf instruction and workshops available. Last but not least, they have consistent daily hours! Oh, one last thing, there's a senior discount program for range balls. And prepaid packages. This is my go to practice spot when I'm in Michigan.