I give it a 4 because the issues I have aren't necessarily the park, but rather visitors. This…read moremostly specific to the dog park. The dog parks are large. There are some areas with sidewalks that could use TLC and edging, but all and all the dog parks have the lawns done nicely. Ocassionally rain causes mud puddles, but outside of that there is a lot of field in the areas. The dog park gets pretty busy around 5:30-7 or so. If you have a dog that doesn't do well with a bunch of dogs, I'd stay away from this time. Most dogs are good and get along well with others. Some dogs just don't care for other dogs and that's ok as long as the owner is there. Too many times owners are too busy socializing and don't keep an eye on their dogs. The owner knows their dog exhibits certain behaviors yet doesn't pay attention to the dog at all. I fear something bad will happen. The trash cans should be emptied more often. It's nice they have bags and receptacles all over. Watch as you walk around because there can be quite a bit of poop around.

I love this dog park and so do my dogs. I've been taking both my dogs since they were around 6…read moremonths to this place (these pictures were from last year) but the experience is still the same. A lot of goofy & happy dogs running around socializing and having a good time. The people who come here are nice and friendly & understanding. I have not seen a single "aggressive dog" just a few dogs who are talkative or like to play rough which is kind of like how my husky is. No one really gives you a hard time and most dogs here are disciplined. It's always a good time honestly. My dogs can run infinitely, I'm serious.. I've stayed here for 4 hours a few times and she could still run. I take my dogs here so I can exercise myself, and when I get tired it's time to go. They keep the place maintained nice. Everyone cleans up after there pup & people are respectful of others. It does get muddy on rainy days, but they do try to keep the grass trimmed. In the winter the sign says it closes at 7 but I come here frequently after 6:30 and sometimes stay a little after 7 with no hassle. I recommend bringing a bowl and gallon of water so your pup doesn't get dehydrated, there is also plenty of garbage bins and seating areas so you can have a comfortable experience. No food or treats. Also be aware of kennel cough, it's not a bad thing but it does exist and if you don't want your pup to get it, then don't take it to public places. I hope my review makes you excited to go. I love dogs.

Played there in an outing Friday with 90 golfers, the greens were smooth and fairways in excellent…read moreshape. The employees were all wonderful and accommodating. The pace of play was good and food was tasty!

I love your golf course. After 28 years at a private country club I was looking for a place to play…read morethis summer and came across Coyote. The course was in great condition, the carts are nice and the staff is phenomenal. My friends and I are making this our " home course" for next season.

Sadly, this course has declined year after year since we first started coming eight years ago. The…read morebunkers are poorly maintained, the tee boxes are in rough shape, and the clubhouse staff have been consistently rude and unwelcoming. After 30+ years of playing golf, this is some of the worst treatment I've experienced at a course.

We had a golf outing here, it was a sizable gathering too…read more We had breakfast first (rather disappointing berry and grain packed bars) and then a tee off start at 9AM. Lunch was catered by a BBQ spot nearby and was so-so. It was chicken or pork sliders and another restaurant catered the dinner after the game, comprising of steak, beans, salad, slaw, which was also just okay. It's at least a nice course to play on here. Although it fowshurt that it was such a beautiful day for golfing and not too hot either. The course was medium to easy, wasn't very difficult.

Great golf and food at the outing I attended recently. Friendly staff. Affordable prices. nicely…read morekept course

the worst of fish fry's. We ordered the special fish fry September 8, 2023 on the complete meal…read morewas undercooked. The batter mix used on the fish was soft and chewy and not very good. We didn't finish our meals and when we ask for the check, they informed us the fish fry is all you can eat. We didn't know that. The need to cook the fish longer to make it crisp. I would pass on going to this restaurant unless you want low end fast food.

This is an 18 hole golf course. Super kid friendly, it's an easy course. Quick play through here…read more Great prices for this course, including carts, good course overall for an entire family to play. It's a good affordable place to go with the whole family and with kids in tow too. We have been going here once every two weeks during the summer months. Parking lot is manageable and enough for all of the guests.

If I could leave 0 stars, I would. Worst course I've ever been to in my life. The greens are…read morehorrible patchy, uneven, and impossible to putt on. There's no real fairway, just rough ground all the way through. The tee boxes feel like hitting off concrete with a little grass sprinkled on top. And the bunkers? More like rock pits. Hard, compacted, and nothing like actual sand. Save your money and play anywhere else I beg.

This course used to be one of my favorites but it seems to have lost its uniqueness! I went last…read moremonths for a quick 18, it's was reasonably priced but the course was in worse 3.5/5 condition. The greens were punched I understand this is something that has to take place but it really was disappointing. Maybe send guys out on the other 9 holes.... I will play here again but it's no longer on my top metro Detroit course list. Still a good course and fun to play

Hosted my baby shower this past weekend here turned out really nice. Mark is super nice and helpful…read moreto work with. The guests loved the mimosa bar and variety of breakfast foods. The place was spacious for a shower.

I've regularly played golf since the mid-1990s. I never got any of my putters regripped until…read morerecently. When it came time to choose to my new putter grip, I chose SuperStroke. I'd always been pretty happy with the stock grips that came on my putters. They were made by Golf Pride (the #1 golf grip manufacturer in the world). These days, several of the latest putter models come equipped with stock SuperStroke grips. For a relatively young company (they're less than 20 years old; Golf Pride has been around since 1949), SuperStroke has already made a big impact in the golf industry. Many of the top golfers in the world use SuperStroke: Justin Thomas, Dustin Johnson, Jordan Spieth (the current world nos. 1, 2, and 3, respectively), and Sergio Garcia (2017 Masters champion), just to name a few. I'm not going to lie - seeing the best in the world use SuperStroke on TV influenced my decision when choosing a new putter grip for myself. However, I also went to the putting green at my local PGA Tour Superstore, putted around and tried out several different putter grip models before making my final decision. Personally, I felt the SuperStroke CounterCore Pistol GT Tour ($34.99) felt the best. It had just the right texture, tack, and consistency for me. Dustin Johnson also uses the Pistol GT, which I think is pretty cool, but I didn't find this out until after I had the grip installed and was checking out SuperStroke's Instagram page (@superstroke). SuperStroke is known for fat, no-taper putter grips. What I like about the Pistol GT is it's one of SuperStroke's thinnest models with a 1-inch diameter. There's also the Pistol GT 1.0 (1.10") and 2.0 (1.20"). DJ uses the 1.0. To be honest, I'm not really sure if the CounterCore technology (there's a 50-gram "backweight" inserted at the top of the grip to help promote straighter, more correctly aligned putting strokes) really has that big of an impact on me. Time will tell. However, I do feel comfortable and confident with my new SuperStroke putter grip and I would recommend this brand to any golfer looking to change their putter grip. Go to your local golf equipment retailer, feel, and try out some of the grips yourself. You might turn into a convert like me. SuperStroke also makes grips for woods, irons, and hybrids, but I've yet to try them. All SuperStroke grips come in fun colors (I have the white and blue color combo for my Pistol GT) and look cool too.

Customer service sucks. They sent me mismatched, incorrect grips and customer service is…read morenon-existent after many calls and emails. You're better off buying from a local shop or from a 3rd party retailer.

Not good. You pay for your bucket of balls inside the "clubhouse." A large bucket was $14 and the…read moreballs are crap. I haven't been back to this place in 6 years so I'm not sure if they normally have more people working but today there was only one. The worker was mowing around me when I was hitting and all of the grass clippings were flying into my face. This is like someone vacuuming around you while you're eating at a restaurant and they also ask you to lift your feet. He also told me to move my golf bag so he could cut even closer! My bag was already next to my mat (on the lawn) but I moved it onto the concrete. They also have a Porta-John in the parking lot. I won't be back.

I paid $11 for a small "medium" bucket of balls. The balls themselves had no life, worst range…read moreballs I've ever hit. They might as well been rocks. Also, only the fake grass mats on concrete are available for hitting off of and those are so worn down, you might as well be hitting off the concrete itself. The tees in the mats are either missing or come flying out on every swing. The grass area is closed so no one can hit off that which would have made me rate 2 stars instead. In a nutshell, expensive range with run down facilities. I won't go here again.

This place is amazing. I love having a membership here. I love the swim team. I love the tennis…read moreteam and I love the junior golf leagues. There is even a little dog that rides on a golf cart and they have great service. There is an awesome golf simulator in the halfway house next to the tennis court and shout out to the swim team because I truly value their teamwork and effort that they put in every year to win that championship meet. Go WCCC!!

My husband is a member of the Mechanical Contractors and they meet here at least every year to give…read moreout awards and recognitions for their members. Most of them play golf here and have a great time fellowshipping here. The staff is always cordial and very friendly, our meeting normally goes for about two hours, which includes a great dinner, which is always served nice and hot. I read a few reviews about their spa nights and wine nights, so I may have to come back and check it out for myself. Nothing like a good spa day with tasting their wine. There's always plenty of parking and the grounds always look very well kept. This is one event we always look forward to coming to every year.

My husband and I were looking for something different to do for date night and found Putting Edge…read moreon Yelp. We decided to give it a shot, and we're so glad we did! When we arrived, the place was mostly empty. It honestly made it feel like we had the entire course to ourselves. We felt like VIP. The staff great! From the moment we walked in they really made the experience enjoyable. The atmosphere was fun, colorful, and super relaxed. Plus, I got a chance to win against my husband a couple of times. ;) he always beat me in everything. After we finished golfing, we played some of the arcade games and ended up laughing the entire time. It was such a great way to unwind and reconnect. Whether you're planning a date night, bringing the kids, or hanging out with friends, this place is a solid choice. We had a blast and will definitely be back!

We visited putting edge with our 8 and 4.5 year old. They had a blast! Pricing is a little high,…read morebut it was fun for our kids. We reserved a time online, and spent 30 minutes beforehand playing the arcade games. They sell bottled drinks (pop, water, etc). They stagger the starting times so no one is waiting for you, and you aren't waiting for the next hole either. It felt like we were by ourselves when we were putt putting, which was really cool. It took us about 45-60 minutes to get through all 18 holes. There are a few hooks near the door to hang your jacket if you wish.