We had a great time playing a quick nine on the front side. Beautiful course that was challenging,…read moreyet not overly frustrating either. Golf cart at this municipal course was clean and surprisingly modern, reminiscent of Hilton Head. Staff were friendly too. We will be back!

Nice course, well kept and playable for the Novice off the whites and a challenging perspective…read morefrom the blues! The 19th hole was the best, as the staff was eager to ensure everyone had a good time!

This course is perfect for the casual/novice golfer. Although not a professional course, they offer…read morea unique and personable experience with a scenic 18-hole course, two lengthy practice holes, a beautiful driving range, and extremely friendly staff, Mike is great.

Fun course and very affordable. Public greens they kept up very well. Mike is great and always fun…read moreto chat with. Nice Driving range.

This course is well manicured and has stunning views. During one of our rounds we saw deer,…read moregroundhogs, various birds, and even snakes! It is a difficult course, with most of drives being unforgiving, and some difficult to read greens for the amateurs like me. Like the university course, there are no houses, which makes playing that much more serene.

To put it simply, this course is HARD. Beautifully designed by Pete Dye, Radrick Farms lives up to…read moreits billing as one of the premier courses in the Ann Arbor area. The fairways are mostly tree lined and unforgiving. Even a precise tee shot is not good enough on this course as cleverly designed traps and strategic tree placement are there to collect the slightest mishit. The greens are brutally fast and contoured which turn short chips into daunting prospects. Radrick isn't all doom and gloom however, the windy conditions I played under contributed considerably. With friendlier weather this is a fun and challenging course. It is also exceedingly picturesque and beautiful. If you know someone and can manage to get on this private course, I highly recommend it.

Totally enjoyed my round at Hudson Mills in mid-July when the condition of the fairways and greens…read morewas fabulous! The course maxes out at a challenging 6,560 yards from the blue tees. I found the pin placements today to be especially demanding and a true test of my ability to read greens. The real beauty of the Hudson Mills track gets rolling on the back 9 with two long, back-to-back Par 5s that cut through thick and towering hardwoods. Back there, I could have sworn I was playing "Up North". I also want to toss an appreciative shout out to everyone associated with this public golf course. To the person, everyone I interacted with from the clubhouse manager to the snack bar gal to the course ranger to the grounds crew was genuinely friendly and courteous. The tone set at Hudson Mills definitely enhanced the enjoyment of my round. I like the way they roll here!

Hudson Mills Metropark golf course is special for me. I got my first Ace Hole-in-One on the Par 3,…read morehole 12, 141 yards from the white tees with an 8-iron on October 1, 2025. A day and a course I will always remember. The staff recognized the Ace with a certificate, a very nice gesture from the course. The course is well maintained and well-run, with a variety of challenges. I look forward to playing the course many times.

Started another season of golf with 3 long time friends. The course is in great shape. There was a…read morelot of rain the past few days and they allowed us to play " high and dry". No lost golf balls was a plus, this is a great course. There are 3 nines. North , south and west, easiest to more difficult. You must take a cart, there is distance between the holes. The staff is welcoming and the rangers do not hassle you. Great food, definitely have lunch.

I've played Pheasant Run a number of years ago, and happened to get some GroupGolfer coupons to try…read moreit again. The layout on the North/South is very good, and while cut through a sub division, the housing is far enough away from everything that you don't really take notice. However, this time we played the West/North, which was a first for me. I'm a straight hitter, but just don't like the look of housing this close to the course. The main issue with this layout, however, is the fairway position relative to the OB. On several holes, the play is to aim in the rough, which is essentially the "center line" between the right and left OB stakes. I'm thinking specifically of holes 20-22, but there were a couple of others as well. The other goofy hole is #24, with the giant tree in the middle of the fairway. I know designers think they are being "clever" when doing this, but it offers zero value to the course. The hole is decent enough without the tree: A short 4 with a relatively difficult approach shot to an uphill shallowish green. The other oddity of the West course is the tee box length compared to the North and South. We ended up mixing it up, playing the White on the West (which was a bit short), and black on the North. The white on the west is only 3022, but the next tees back are 3377. Seems strange when the North Black is 3181. The other disappointing aspect were the greens, but I'm going to mostly give a pass on this visit because we just had a monsoon in the prior week. It's pretty clear this course floods out, as many low lying areas had evidence of flooding, and actually smelled pretty bad. Also little disappointing that the grille wasn't open past 5pm on a Saturday! Our group was ready to drop another $100-150 on dinner, so we went to Applebee's about 3 miles away instead. I read issues about pace of play, but our round was 4:15, which was just fine considering the amount of travel between holes (especially on the West). We had a 6-some in front of us, but they were playing a 2-team 3-man bachelor party scramble. They actually moved along quite well, and kept up with the foursome in front of them, so no worries there. On a side note, the cart paths need some TLC, they are kidney busters, and the carts are in really bad shape. We had one with a torn seat, worn brakes (had to crunch down on the pedal!) and the motor sounded like it was about to blow on any hole. Our GroupGolfer coupon was only $32, which certainly is a good deal on a weekend. I don't think I would pay over $50 for this course, however, unless their greens improve. I would also stay away from the West course and play north/south if I get back here.

This is a very nice course and has the MacKenzie name on it but the conditions of the course is…read moresubpar for a championship venue. Experienced being in two bunkers with both having less than a speckle of sand over hardpan clay. Green speeds were inconsistent.

No question this is a great course. I played in a league on this course for 3 years, and really…read moreenjoyed it. However, I am now in my 70's and this is a bit too much of a challenge for me. Just getting my third shot over the water on 18 is now a challenge! Many holes are long, some have blind shots, and the greens are always challenging. I typically play here only once or twice a year now, just to remind myself how challenging it is!

Extremely Disappointing Experience! Poor management and inconsistent standards. This was hands down…read morethe worst golf course experience I've ever had. From start to finish, we were essentially shadowed by the course ranger (picture attached), who approached us four separate times accusing us of slow play, despite us doing everything we could to keep pace. We immediately allowed a single player behind us to play through. When asked, we also let a scramble group behind us pass... even though scramble formats typically understand there will be occasional waiting. Yes, we had 5 players (we paid for all 5) but to avoid slowing anyone down, only 3/4 of us played each hole. Two of our newer players only played two holes each total, again, to keep up the pace of play. We explained this to the ranger multiple times. He didn't care. Instead, on the 8th hole, he told us that management wanted us to split up for the 9th hole. Of course we agreed but that made no sense and actually slowed us down more than our original system. The part that really highlighted the inconsistency: while we were being micromanaged for simply playing respectfully, we also witnessed a grown man screaming obscenities at the top of his lungs and throwing his club repeatedly. There were kids on the course, yet the ranger seemed completely unbothered by that behavior. In short, we did everything right, let others play through, limited how many of us were hitting, and prioritized pace of play. But we were still treated like a problem, while actual disruptive behavior went unchecked. We won't be returning, and I wouldn't recommend this course to anyone who values respectful play and fair treatment.

Went there first time golfing with my friends and drove 2 hours from home so they could teach me…read morehow to golf for my birthday. The regulars golfing are rude and take everything so seriously, the place is low end and they all act like it's a pro place. The regulars there need to learn how to calm down. Not all of us know how to golf . the staff was super kind and helpful. the course had a amazing view of the water. The food there was really good. The golf course is just really intense for the first time.

Loved this course played 18 twice in the last week, very well maintained fast pace of play if you…read morego early.

A good course to play, has some difficult holes due to the pin placement. But worth playing,…read morefriendly & professional staff. Also, I accidentally left my GPS on the golf cart, I called later and they had it and I picked it up the next day. Kudos to the team!