This is my home golf course and I love it great if you're trying to keep your costs down the owner…read moreis a great guy he works with everybody keeps the place looking great. Has a nice driving range. Highly recommended place to go. They also started up the youth program again this summer and that was awesome as well.

After playing Briar Ridge for years, I felt it was finally time to put into words why this place…read morekeeps me coming back season after season. Whether you're a scratch golfer or just looking for a solid Saturday out with friends, there's a reason this course holds such a special spot in the local rotation.

I grew up coming here every summer with family, and we have enjoyed our summer time events around…read morethe lake for decades. Great little park with lots to do and people to interact with.

Great Course! Owners have been putting $$ and time into the course and it shows. Has great…read moredrainage on the front. The back can get a little squishy but it is MILES better than even 3 years ago! The course plays very quick. A nine hole round can easily be completed in 90 minutes. The staff are top-notch! Definitely worth the money and the drive to Durand.

Great course, but if your going to play Sunday morning be aware! At 9am they let about 40 OLD GUYS…read more(half Walking-Total Joke) out on both sides - make it a 5hr round! Unbelievable - so Inconsiderate! When someone makes a Sunday morning tee time have a little F-n Consideration and tell them you have an Old Goat League going off Both Tee's!! Most players don't want to get stuck behind old ass players that can barely walk- Walking !! So Great course w Inconsiderate Staff!

This is probably the nicest little Golfing Course around. With its outside tables and camping and…read moreFishing. Especially some Golfing. I Love the River it ran behind our house from the Mott Estates Mansion and Tennis Courts It's called Mott Creek over there Right here it's called The Flint River going straight thru Flint and Mott Golf Club Course.

Average as a park, but hampered by the fact that its heyday as a golf course is over…read more It's a decent park, but no longer has an operational golf course. The fairways were shuttered a couple years ago due to city budget cutbacks, with the hope of reopening it after a year or so by finding alternative financing. That hasn't happened and city residents were informed it wasn't likely to happen ever at all, let alone anytime soon. Now, the club house is closed, the greens overgrown and the golfers have scattered to other nearby courses. It's too bad. I remember all the golfers elbowing each other just to carve out a little tee time over there only a few short years ago. It's a sacrilege what's happened to it in recent years. It would take a lot of effort and money to return it to its former glory as a popular golfing spot in this city, but it could be done. It just isn't likely to happen, though. This is Flint, after all. Instead of a golf course, Mott Park still a nice, family-friendly park with a bridge, walking/jogging trails, decent scenery, an area for picnics with grilling stations and tables, and a playground for children with updated equipment, a designated dog run, and tennis courts. The park remains busy and bustling with activity throughout the year, even in the winter. During summer, it's filled with life, from kids playing in the park and people hosting family reunions and picnics to being the home of community rummage sales and countless joggers armed with their Fit Bits. During the winter, kids go sledding down the hill and and some adventurous types snow ski around the old greens. It's nice, but doesn't hold the same cache as the golf course once did. There has been discussion lately among the city's residents and those who live around the park/golf course, in particular, as to what can be done with the fairways. Of the many ideas bandied about, a proposal to turn it into a disc golf park appears to be getting the most traction, but most people still want it turned back into a fully-functional golf course, which necessitates a need to secure additional financing. Good luck with that one, Flint! Personally, I would prefer to see it come back to life as a golf course, even if it means privatizing it, since it was a public golf course in the past, but we all know the odds of that happening are in the long-shot range by now. I still walk/jog through the park occasionally, but it isn't the same. Even though I was only an amateur golfer (and a bad one, at that), my husband and I had fun with him trying to teach me the finer points of the game on that course. In truth, his attempts at teaching me to golf resembled Nick Lachey showing Jessica Simpson how to golf on the first season of Nick & Jessica: Newlyweds. Who else remembers that? At least the areas for joggers/walkers and the picnic areas are well-maintained, but who knows how long that will last if the golf course continues to be closed to the public. Whah. Rant over. FYI I've attempted to edit the business category to reflect it's a park, dog run, etc and no longer a golf course because the greens are gone, but Yelp isn't smart enough to get the hint. That's interesting since they seemed to make any necessary changes that I've submitted before very quickly. Somehow, I doubt anyone who works for Yelp has ever set a foot in Mott Park (or on its old golf course) to know the difference for themselves. At least I know what I'm talking about since I've been here numerous times.

Played the Dunes and Bluffs courses today. Well maintained,…read morealthough some of the greens and a lot of the bunkers could use some work. Challenging, long and a lot of fun. Would play again. Very nice staff on course and in the pro shop.

Nice course ! Rough around the edges. Slow pace of play. No beer carts. Seems like a country club…read morewanna be. All in all ,kind of good - just not worth weekday prices, in my opinion.

This course was really nice. When you arrive they unload your clubs for you and put them on your…read morecart for example, the type of service that most courses seem to be cutting today. Everyone we met who worked there was nice and was helpful. The course was in very good shape. The greens weren't lightning fast, but they were above average in speed, and they were pretty much consistent. The layout included some challenging holes! There were many on the front that brought water into play, so you needed accuracy more than length. The back nine brought more of the hills into play, particularly on the par 5 12th hole which is all down hill. The couple of sand traps I hit into were in good shape. Fairways and tee boxes were nice as well. Pace of play was very good. If there was a downside, it would be that the layout makes you really need a cart due to some long walks between holes, so walking isn't a good option. We also didn't see a beverage cart, even though it was a Sunday, so make sure to stock up before you go out. Water was available on the course. In all, a very good golfing experience, and I would definitely return!

Gorgeous course. Courteous prompt service provided by the staff. Only issue was the pace of play…read moretoday. There were several times today when there were 3 groups on Par 4 holes totally slowing down play . We played 18 today averaging 16 minutes per hole which is way too long for someone like myself who has a problem remembering how to hit the ball between holes lol . Golf rounds need to be less than 4 hours and today's experience was pushing 5. We will return another time...

10/11/2025 Davisburg Antiques Festival or Michigan Antiques Festival however you see it is always…read morefun to visit. This year 400 vendors, plenty of food trucks and vintage auto show all for your visit. Our second year coming here and always find something we can't live without. We have shopped Elephants Trunk Flea mkt (Lara Spencers tv show Flea Market Flip) in New Milford, CT, the mother of all Brimfield Antique Flea mkt in Brimfield, MA, Alameda Point Antiques Faire in Alemeda, CA and now Davisburg has been added to our list. The gate attendants and parking staff are friendly and helpful and the vendors ALWAYS have a story for whatever it is they are peddling, how fun! This year $10.00 per person with free entry passes for tomorrow. https://www.miantiquefestival.com/davisburg-antique-market is the website should you want to look up next yrs dates, SPRING and FALL. Happy shopping!

Went to Springfield Oaks County Park for the legendary Antique Festival this past weekend, and have…read moregone the last three years. This festival is great for any first-time goers who have heard about the legend of the antique festival, however, after year one (or even two), you start to notice that each installment of the festival consists of the same vendors in the same places trying to sell the same things.

Oakwood is wonderful! Very nice boarding, beautiful pastures, and incredible owners. The trainers…read moreare so kind--this is hands-down one of the best horse farms I've experienced.