I would give zero stars if I could. I took my 12yo there for a round of 18. We had some of there staff tee off after us. I guess we were taking to long for them... they called the club house on us. Didn't have the decency to come say something and they were staff very unprofessional. Won't ever go back!!! Very highly don't recommend unless you are a pro golfer read more

16 guys on a golf trip pay $122 to play Stoatin Brae, normally a great coarse. We get there, pay the $122, get another $30 of beer and other beverages, get to the practice green and it was aerated greens. They were basically unplayable!! We could have gone next door and played Stonehenge if they would have told us in advance. Extremely disappointed!! read more

If I could give zero stars I would. We went on a golf trip here a few months ago. The golf courses are ok but not worth what they were charging. Also, the villas were in rough shape. We had multiple bug issues the entire time. I'll also mention their sales office is awful. Michelle is rude and had no vulnerability for our group after a few guys couldn't make it for personal reasons. They still had to pay half the cost which was pretty disappointing. I would not recommend Gull Lake. A lot of other better golf resorts in the area that would be more worth your time and money. read more

Came up to Gull Lake view for a guys golf weekend and it really left a lot to be desired. The "Villas" were old converted apartments complexes that look like they haven't been updated in 20 years. The golf courses were nice with 6 options, but pace of play was slow. We also got rained out after only playing 9 on our first day Friday and rained out again today. Friday we tried to get reimbursed for the 9 holes and cart fees for the round we weren't able to finish and their rain policy is very unreasonable. They were only able to offer us $10 back per person for the 9 holes + cart... We had a group of 16 at the "Villas" for nights and 4 rounds of golf all paying around $500. Needless to say our business did not feel valued at all and our annual golf trip will not be making it's way back to this resort. read more

A variety of courses to please any golfer! The management of food and beverage services is very efficient and organized and easy to work with for planning an event! I would recommend this destination for your outing! read more

GLV resort encompasses six different golf courses as well as the Villas (a place you can stay). Unlike some of the earlier reviews, I see the courses as pretty high quality, well-cared for, and fun to play. I recently played five of the courses as part of an annual extended weekend with a group of guys. We never had much wait time and course were in great shape. Stoatin Brae and Bedford Valley feel like the higher quality courses, but the Stonehedge courses and Gull Lake East were also challenging but fun. Service on SB was weak for a top course (no water stations, no beverage cart) and food service at all but GLE is minimal. Otherwise, all the staff were friendly and provided great service. We also stayed in two of the Villas units. As others have said, these accommodations seem designed for groups who don't care too much about luxury or the small niceties that might make a place special. Inside the soaps, towels, sheets, furniture and decor were along the lines of a Red Roof Inn. The buildings/rooms are dated and show it. Ours was one of the recently "redone" ones but still had mold issues in the bathroom, a thick layer of dust on top of the fridge, and other signs of being poorly cared for. There was a kitchen that was woefully under equipped -- no serving bowls, no paper towel, no dish soap, not dish brush, no oven mitts, and the list goes on. There is a small microwave, coffee maker and good over and fridge. The "resort" has no real amenities for guests, other than some non-course putting greens around the units. As said in another review, no lake access, no lake view. In the end, our group fit their target audience. We put up with the accommodations because they are what is available and provide easy access to the enjoyable golf that itself is in a location that makes it easy for our group to meet up each year. read more

This review is very personal for me. The tragic events that led me up to this course have absolutely nothing to do with this review, well, maybe a little, but I will do my best to leave that out of the 5 stars that this resort will receive. The reason this review is personal for me is because my Dad was struck and killed by a vehicle on 10/15/09 about an hour before tee time. He was crossing the street away from the golf course and headed towards a 24-hr Marathon gas station. For what reason, we'll never know, but that's what happened. A year later, I went up there with virtually the same group that he went up there to play golf with and we had an amazing weekend of awesome golf and even better, if that's possible, fellowship and reconnecting. Okay, enough of that, on with the review... Gull Lake View Golf Club & Resort is considered the East and West Courses, while the sister resort, Stonehedge, North and South. The Scott Family got it right!!! I think I've posted enough pictures to convince you that this course is stunning! Especially right now with the majestic fall colors being displayed! The pictures I've posted were taken from my phone, and before I left, I was really tempted to bring my "good" camera. Either way, though, the pictures won't do justice to the amazing array of colors I witnessed. On top of the great weather we had, the ammenities to this course were great! Gull Lake View GC opens their lounge for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and they have a full pro shop with a great selection of items to choose from. In fact, I replaced my spikes because a few were broken and it'd been a while (due to injury) that'd I'd even held a club in my hand. They changed them right then and there for me, so I wouldn't have to try and do it myself! I'll blame the new spikes on my score... :-)) The only flat spots on the course are found on the tee box. Gently sloping fairways and deceptively "flat" greens add a great bit of challenge to your round. Even though we may possibly be one of the last groups to golf this year, they kept the courses well manicured, and virtually leaf free, which is pretty hard to do this time of year! If for some reason you find yourself away from the fairway, and off to the right or left, you will still find that you have several options to choose from to get your ball back into play. Not that I'm speaking from personal experience, but even the woods are gorgeous! In fact, on one hole, one of my playing partners found himself in the middle of what seemed like an endless pine forest. The peace and quiet inside the trees before he punched out was amazing! You could hear the pine needles gently falling to the earth, the risidual dew falling as the sun gently warmed the trees. Pretty cool. Plus he was able to punch out (see, I told you there were options) and save par!!! There are three pin placements, front, middle, and back. You'll know it's a front pin placement because the flag will be orange/white checked, middle is orange/black checked, and back is black/white (calm down race fans!)... There are three tees to choose from, green, white, orange. West Course: East Course: Green - 69.8 126 Green - 68.8 124 White - 68.5 124 White - 66.7 119 Orange - 68.2 111 Orange - 67.3 113 I can go on and on and on about how cool the holes were, or the bog on the East course, or the rainbow trout we fed, but I won't. What I will tell you is about the associated acoomodations and how we were able to play 36 holes a day, stay overnight, wake up, and play 36 holes again the next day, all for one low price! For some reason, when I first heard that we were staying overnight, I imagined several guys in one hotel-sized room, packed in like sardines, and trying to share one bathroom. Wait, was I trying to talk about this golf outting or a family vacation from my childhood? The villas are VERY accomodating for four people! You walk in to a common room with a kitchenette, with table and chairs, a couch, a few comfy chairs, and a nice television with cable. There is a bedroom on either side of the common room, with a bathroom just outside each bedroom, so four people aren't trying to fight over one bathroom. Two to a bathroom makes it a little more manageable. Just like a hotel, the villas come with free coffee for the coffee maker (full-size!), soap and shampoo in the bathroom. If you open up your closet door, you'll find an ironing board, and spare "dirty" towels you can bring with you on the golf course to clean your clubs and such during your round if you've forgotten a towel for your bag. Those you can just leave on your cart. The idea there is you're not "borrowing" the towels that they provide for you in the bathroom. I'll have to review the villas separately. ENJOY THIS COURSE read more

Gull Lake View - Golf Near Me - Augusta, Michigan

Except for the large screen, flat panel TV in the living room (none in the bedrooms) this place makes you feel as if you were back in the 70's. First "villa" we were assigned smelled like there had been a group of cigar smokers staying in it. It was on the first floor so you could access the forest preserve style grills out in back but it was very dark and had stained furniture. The kitchen was from the 1972 Sears catalog! Second "villa" was in a newer building and had no smell other than it being old and had much better lighting. Kitchen on that one was even older - circa 1962. This place is best for a group of guys going to golf for 3 or 4 days and who don't care about style or having a nicer kitchen or bathroom. Ladies will not be impressed with the dumpy old feeling this property exudes. We did not play golf here so we cannot review it on that. read more

This place is perfect for large groups of men who want to smoke, drink, and golf. It's not on the lake and there is no view. "Villa" is an exaggeration. Sparse, cheap furnishings. 2 queen beds, no TV in bedroom. Ants. No security onsite to answer a call about loud party and pot smoking below us. Plastic deck chairs faded on deck. Tiny bathroom with cheap towels and a hair dryer attached to the wall. A bar of soap and shampoo. Kitchen was poorly equipped. No decor at all! Golf courses are packed with man groups of slow players. Courses are marginal and poorly maintained. No outside services. None of the traditional amenities of a resort. No onsite restaurant or pool, fitness center or spa. Recommended activity was the local YMCA. I never saw another female guest. It's strictly for men who want to share a room with 4 guys and have a cheap getaway. read more

After years for golf weekends with our group of six foursomes...sadly, we won't be coming back. While the golf courses are in good shape, the management here is now nonexistent. Breakfast is inedible, service is slow and with an attitude, we never saw a beer cart and the halfway house on one course was closed ON A SUNDAY! At the main course, they ran out of hot dogs, brats and cold sandwiches in the middle of the day and after ordering and paying for a hamburger, I finally left without it after 15 minutes so I wouldn't lose my spot on the tee. The only thing they seem concerned about are collecting green fees, advertising on the screens in the cart and making sure you know they are selling home sites on the courses now. Grand Geneva here we come. read more

West course at Gull Lake View is problematic. Low elevated holes have grounds that invite plugged balls. Hit a ball high and far, think its a good shot. Only to not be able to find your ball.. Enough said. read more

This course is one of my favorites as it is beautiful and secluded in the woods. The bunkers are not as well kept as I would prefer, but if that's what I am complaining of, I'll stay out of them. I enjoy this course and I always am treated well by staff. The owner of the Gull Lake View courses is a very kind and personable individual. read more

Golf courses are mediocre. Stayed 2 nights and 3 rounds package. 40 degrees and rain 3rd day...you don't get your money for the round back. The 2 rounds we did play weren't on premises. Stonehedge South and Bedford both 20 minute drive. 2 courses out my back door and didn't play either. Villas just ok...dingy pillows and no TVs in bedrooms. I'm an 11 handicap and found the courses to be boring. Basically up and back...up and back. All elevated greens got old and they were slow. Would not go back. For the money, if golf is secondary to going gambling and drinking, then this is for you. If your there to golf go elsewhere. read more

I have been coming up here for 5 years now sometimes twice a year with groups of guys. The staff is so nice and the villas are just perfect. The privacy and seclusion up in augusta are awesome. The golf courses are good but they are a bit gimicky. Don't put ur head down when u struggle out here. The courses are hilly and simply goofy. Look forward to strange approach shots that you've never encountered anywhere. The greens look fast and true but nothing could be further from the truth. They are only fast when ur downhill...they are not pure at all....good golfers will be disappointed in how they don't hold their line and follow their break....as they lose speed they shake and fall off....very frustrating to a good golfer. Fun tracks but just don't get down on ur game....ur still good....these are just strange courses. read more

Who the hell charges $18 per round for a golf cart charge? Then again.. lets charge $36 if we play 36 holes... after 21 years of golfing, this location will be removed from the list. read more

I can not recommend this place. Some of the Villas have no wifi signall because they are too far from the router. The staff told us if we needed to use the internet we were welcome to walk the 100 yds from where we were staying and use it in the check-in office. I mean really this is 2016, every motel 6 has wifi in the rooms. The staff was not rude but certainly not customer friendly, it seemed they tolerated you. The exception was the servers in the restaurants, they were great. Also you need to be aware this place charges a $17 cart fee per person per round. So if you have two people in your cart and play 36 holes that day you pay them an additional $68 on top of golf fees. We were there with 8 golfers and we all agreed we would not return. read more

Usually I book courses through GolfNow.com, however having played Stonehenge north, south, over last view years, decided we would play Gull Lake View, the East course. We play golf 2-4 times weekly. So I go on Golfnow.com went to book, which I would have had to pay$4.98 in fee's to Golfnow.com and $32.00 a player at the course so total of $100.98. I did not book, I thought the course would honor the $32.00 per as player as Golfnow.com, boy was I wrong, it was $40.00 a player even paying course directly, so $120.00 for 3. I never thought of it until my husband told me. I asked pro shop guys about, one flippantly said they get paid nothing from Golfnow.com, and tough you paid, $40.00, guess you should have booked online. Being we had snow last week, course was not anything up to standards, possibly WHY, 3 other golfers playing, we try to support local, however you didn't support us. I didn't ask for refund, but they could have offered 2 for 1 golf gift card etc. You made the last $$$ from us. read more