Hadn't played it in a few years, boy has it went downhill!!! No Gam's in tee boxes, didn't find…read moreONE fairway yardage marker on the nine I played. Fairways had lots of bare spots.

The staff is amazing here. Great prices for food, drink. The course is alot of fun.had a rain delay…read moreand the Manager after 4 holes and was able to restart at the 1st home.

Great venue for top notch golf course, stunning views of Sleeping bear dunes and the elevations are…read morefantastic. The greens are like a spongy carpet , but very challenging, wide open fairways. Nice personnel and staff was very accommodating, the food @ the turn was adequate.I'll be back

Bruce came and berated our group. He talked to us like we were inconsiderate children who have…read morenever played golf and he was god. Every one of us was extremely upset and we did not feel good after spending hundreds of dollars there. The course was nice but none of us will return due to the abismal customer relations.

As an avid golfer, I'm happy that this golf course is a short drive from our condominium at Portage…read morePoint Inn. I remember driving in M-22 and seeing it being developed in 2000. I had no idea it would become one of the top-rated public courses in the Country. I could go on and on about the many accolades and nuisances that this course includes, but I have to mention that it has the best 19th hole anywhere. Grab an adult beverage and meet me at the Adirondack chairs behind the 18th hole green. If you're lucky enough to be playing on a Friday or Saturday afternoon, you'll be greeted by an authentic bagpipe player at 6:00-sundown. There's just no place like it anywhere.

A beautiful course! The staff and employees are the nicest most helpful people! A great golf…read moreexperience!

If you would like to golf on a course, that's challenging with obstacles, that is reasonably…read morepriced, then this is a good golf course for you. We have golfed here for several years, many times, and every time is very rewarding and nice. Be prepared to try to find your ball if you hit it off course.

Easily a local favorite, and one of the more under-rated northern Michigan golf courses…read more Challenging layout, with views of Portage Lake. I'd suggest taking a cart. Very, very reasonable rates, regardless of season. If you're playing Arcadia Bluffs (which is only 15 minutes away) I'd suggest playing here too for a fraction of the cost. I've reviewed this course before, and added many more pictures at: http://danperry.com/wordpress/golf-course-reviews/

Played back in September. Grounds team working hard. Leaves blown off fairways and rough,…read moreimmaculate greens - couldn't find any ball marks. Challenging course with some false fronts but a lot of fun. Course looking better and better, will be back next year!

Very well maintained course. Challenging with exceptionally challenging greens!! Fun course and we…read morewill be back.

We booked an Airbnb onsite here so we were able to walk everywhere…read more I was so impressed with the resort as a whole I cannot wait to come back here! For the slopes, they had so many lines for all different level of skiing. They had multiple sides to the mountain and even had a bar at the top that offered alcohol, snacks, non-alcoholic drinks and even chili and hot dogs. I am at a beginner level and the green lines were still a tad more difficult, but everyone going down looks out for everyone. I was very impressed with the ski patrol as a fell quite a few times and they were there to check on me. The area itself was very clean and again, everything is easily walkable. I noticed an outdoor playground for the kiddos when it's warmer out to play on. The food options here are good. Almost everywhere was a bit crowded, but we were able to wait for our food and then take it back to the Airbnb. I was very impressed with this place on every level. I will be coming back and staying longer next time.

Our party of six, which included two kiddos, had a fantastic skiing experience at Crystal Mountain…read more Here's my list of do's for a successful trip: -Do purchase your lift ticket and ski rental in advance. This was a time saver. -Do get to the mountain by mid-morning to secure close parking, maximize your ski time, and enjoy the runs before the crowds arrive (and they will). -Do consider coming on a Wednesday. A lift ticket in 2026 is only $45 versus the $105 I dropped for a Saturday. Shout-out to the ski staff for their overall hospitality and making sure folx got onto the lifts quickly and safely. It appeared to be a smooth operation. Another shout-out to the ski instructors who transformed my nieces into skilled skiers in just one lesson. Though this was my first time at Crystal Mountain, it will not be my last.

Great course. Excellent conditions. Greens were wonderful. Doug was fantastic. We had an awesome…read moretime here. Back 9 is just a treat to play.

This is a hidden gem of a course! It's affordable and the owners are very nice. Will definitely be…read moreback!

My wife and I, both seniors, played the first nine holes of the Pinecroft course - but we wish we…read morewould have played somewhere else. We've played the course over many years in spite of the ever-present knats there. Our first bad experience was in the pro shop. The nine-hole rate, on a Friday, was $33 apiece. It was in the $ teens just recently. We earlier played a nearby public course, Crystal Lake, which was in good shape and only cost $15 apiece. Because of a tight time schedule, we played Pinecroft anyway. We rated the condition of the course at a C. Some bare spots on the fairways and greens. The power cart badly needed some repairs. We sometimes had to press the accelerator four or five times to get it to go. After a few holes played we went to where the water jugs should have been - not a one on the course. When our golfing ended, we drove up to the clubhouse. The clubhouse woman was outside. I told her that there was no drinking water on the course. She said "Yes, that's right - the health department made us remove the jugs". She said it as if all other courses don't have water. In spite of the world-class view of Crystal Lake, we will not play the course again.

This place is awesome! Mini golf with a side of nature and local history. The course was…read morechallenging and fun for our crew of 14, ages 7-70. The staff were friendly and helpful (one in particular made my 7 year old feel better about her high score). They have some other fun games like life sized chess that the kids loved. Great atmosphere!

Cute spot! We arrived 45 min prior to closing thinking it wouldn't take a few 30+ year olds long to…read morefinish the holes (clearly we hadn't putt putted in awhile...) needless to say it took longer and the woman working that evening didn't rush us and graciously awaited our finished game. Recommend it!

We love putt putt golf! To us large, extravagant putt putt golf places are a must. This place does…read morenot disappoint. They also have go karts at this location in the back which looked fun, but we did not partake. The putt putt course is 18 holes each and one is a tad bit more difficult than the other. It was a beautiful day to enjoy the scenic holes and spend time together. Definitely a must when in the Traverse City area. Check them out for yourself.

An immaculate mini golf course. So many inventive holes. I don't know how they keep it so clean…read more Bumper boats with squirt guns, very fast go-carts. This place is a blast from the past and not expensive at all. Such a fun time.