The quality of everything but the greens has gone downhill at Pine Trace:…read more 1) Cart path are brutal and will knock your fillings out 2) Fairways are in rough shape. It's been like that at least a couple of years. 3) They water the hell out of it, which doesn't help anything. Standing water in some places, and it hasn't rained but a bit in the last couple of weeks 4) The carts are garbage. Every single one of them squeals when taking off because the clutches are all worn out (They are gas carts). But you know what, I can overlook much of this if for a pleasant golf experience. Today was not that day. Today was the last straw at Pine Trace and the related Cherry Creek unless I'm coming out here for 9 in the off season with my wife. FIVE HOURS AND THIRTY FIVE MINUTES. Yes, 5:35. That was the time to play 18 holes. Front 9 was 2:55. Back was 2:40, and that would have been 10 minutes longer if the group in front didn't quit after 17. I knew it wasn't going to be good when they didn't have carts ready when we got there. I arrived at 11:40 for a 12:30 tee time. Some might think this is early, but we like to hit some balls, chip, and roll some putts. It's not like we were there 2 hours early. So teeing off at 12:30, got done at 6:05. Waiting EVERY SINGLE SHOT. Multiple times we got to the next tee in plenty of time to watch the group in front of us WAITING. Attached here are pictures from the SECOND HOLE. There's a group on the green, and two groups waiting in front of us. In about 5 minutes after this picture was taken, another group rolled up behind us. So we had FIVE GROUPS on one hole. I called the clubhouse. I mean, something is wrong...right? The guy says "I only see 6 carts on #2". They have some sort of tracking system. Why? I have no idea, because they sure as hell don't do anything with it. I said, "no, there are 8 carts out here". "Ok, I'll send someone out". Didn't see a ranger til 10, which we will get to shortly. I hung up and thought "Ok, if you see 6 carts on #2, does THAT make it OK?? In what world is 6 carts (3 foursomes) OK on a par 3 which is the second hole of the day? So we make the turn. Ranger lady is sitting on the 10th tee just writing down times. Why, what's the point? I said "took 3 hours to play the front, and there's one of your problems there", pointing to the group on the 12th tee. How did I know that? Because as we were coming off the tee on 9, the 12th hole was completely wide open. I know that because the two run parallel to each other. Whether 13 was occupied or not, I don't know, but even if it was, that's at least 1 hole wide open. But it was more than that. We play 9 (slowly, as we are waiting of course for the group in front of us), still no group on 12. When we were on the 9th green, we saw the problem group. Took them forever to approach #11, It was so long that we finished the 9th hole, ran inside at the turn for a pee break, got to the 10th tee, and this group which was on the 11th green finally got to the 12th tee box. Guaranteed they were at LEAST 2 holes behind. Ranger lady HAD to have seen all of this, it's right in front of her! Ranger went to the 12th tee, not sure if she said anything or just observed, and she came back and said they were waiting. I said "Were they waiting for the *group in front of them*?" No way they were, not-a-chance in hell. She doesn't know what she's talking about. So this comes to management: Mike, if you're reading this, take note. I LOVE the layout at Cherry and Pine Trace. But either stacking tee times and/or not enforcing any kind of pace of play will kill your business. You might think that you don't want to piss off that one slow group, but I'm going to tell you, it pissed off at LEAST 3 groups, us and the two who kept rolling up on our tee as we all waited together. I don't know, maybe you're ready to get out and sell out to Pulte, but this just may be the last 18 holes I play at one of your courses. See y'all tomorrow at Katke for a 4 hour round.

A bit pricey but the price doesn't entirely reflect difficult level. A very gettable course that is…read morewell kept. Will be back.

Along the same thread as Ellie my review is based on the Wyndgate as a wedding venue…read more The ceremony was held by the Farmhouse, pictures were shot around the grounds, most notably along the bridge and near the creek where the coolest shots were taken. The entire clubhouse facility is gorgeous and the balcony patio was a really nice spot for mingling near the bar. That said the balcony pulled people from the dance floor with the nice weather...just an FYI. The food was pretty solid...I know the filet mignon was overcooked but it had a great beer, soy, ginger, marinade that was fantastic and the potatoes Dauphinoise were almost perfect. All in all the wedding was one of the nicest I've been to just be prepared to deal with the Wyndgate wedding coordinator...she doesn't mess around but made the day seemless.

This review is for the Wyndgate as a venue for a wedding ceremony and reception…read more IT WAS FANTASTIC! We had a blast, the guests had a blast, it was truly wonderful. Olivia, the coordinator we worked with, was very responsive and approachable. She worked with us to get things just the way we wanted. Here's a run down of the coolest parts: 1. The wedding party and parents got ready in the locker rooms (which are shared with club members, but not that crowded on Saturday mornings!). The men even had little name tags on lockers! 2. We were able to bring stuff the day before to set up (not always available, depending on their schedule) 3. Olivia was there for the rehearsal and for the big day. 4. We had the whole club house ground level for our wedding. Including a large dining room, dessert area with some seating/standing tables, a lounge area with couches, and a dancefloor/band area. The different rooms provided a really cool atmosphere, and people could go where they liked. Don't like loud music? Don't go in the dancefloor room! 5. I'm lactose intolerant, and the chef accommodated plus 100. All my food was dairy free, there were dairy free desserts, etc.! They also accommodated guests with shellfish allergies, gluten allergies, etc. FABULOUS. I definitely suggest looking into them. They are a bit pricy for southeast Michigan, but not the most expensive. If you're looking at a wedding of more than 150 guests and have a meaty enough budget - look them up. It runs around the $100/guest level - plus or minus depending on what you pick for food, package level, etc.

Quite decent course. $42 mid -week 18 holes. Very slow pace of play . Never ended up in 1 of the…read moremany sand traps - bonus for me !

Great course, well kept, and super fun to play. Please for the love of God stop using GolfNow.read more

Really nice course, pace of play is slightly slow but faster than most courses in the area. I have…read moreto give it 5 stars because of how well it is kept up and the friendly staff

Played this course yesterday, Saturday 8/3 as a foursome. Teed off on time and played behind…read moreanother foursome that held the course up. They were a hole and a half behind the next group. It took 3 hours to play 9 holes. Around hole 3 or 4 we called the ranger to ask them to have the group speed up play. Didn't happen. When we made the turn we asked the ranger to have that group speed up. He couldn't care less and did not ask them. For the amount of money you pay to play here I don't expect to play 18 holes in more than 5 hours. We will not be back and will tell anyone that asks how the course management could care less once they get your money. There are many other courses in Michigan where the management does care and those are the courses that will get our money. Thumbs down on Greystone.

I enjoy golfing here. Very nice views over the 18 holes. Very decent course, and great for all…read morelevel of players. Walk the course if you want a great workout, but I suggest getting a cart if time is an issue. Just play the red tees if you wanna play over lunch. Stop at the 19th hole for a variety of foods, including a vegan burger (surprise, surprise!!) .. Nice staff on the course and at the restaurant.

way too overpriced... says $45 online for 9 holes, however they use "dynamic" pricing based on…read more"demand" so 9 holes cost me $60....This course is nowhere near being worth $60 to play....absolutely ridiculous!

This review is for the restaurant...I didn't golf there…read more A beautiful Bar and Grill with plenty of outdoor seating overlooking the golf course. We ordered very well made margaritas! We had the naked buffalo wings...very good. They weren't baked..lol!! Great sauce and good dipping sauces. Dinner was the Tuscan veggie wrap with sweet potato fries...they were perfectly cooked. Also had their version of a taco salad....fantastic!! Service was efficient and friendly.

Stopped in for dinner with family on a Wednesday night before the 4th of July. Food was fantastic,…read moredrinks were meh, service was friendly but on the slower side.

Well, we got new management in 2024, and boy oh boy, have things gotten soooo much better. Finally,…read morefairways and greens aren't water logged. I thought the "cart path only" sign on #5 was a permanent fixture of the course since it's low lying, but nope, that was due to over watering. Didn't see that sign all year here in 2025. Course hasn't been this good in 15 years! New GM is excellent at communication, to the point where we get automated e-mails in the case of a frost delay. Proshop staff with Jeff, the new pro, Tyler (we actually have an assistant pro now!), Hailey, and the rest of the crew are top notch. My wife even made a comment to me about how everybody is so friendly when we come here.

I have used many golf instructors in my life and Cam Lippoldt is the absolute best. He's done…read moremore for my golf game than all the others combined.

I came here for a dinner for women's day last year. It's held by a friend's law firm most years…read more We had a nice spread with the catering from the golf course restaurant here. A lunch/dinner was around $35/pp, not bad. They had a good sizable accommodation for some hundred to 200 women. The facility and building is quite big and classic, yet simple for a golf course, but it's nice. Service and staff were all friendly. I would definitely come here for another event.

For your next special event, the Oakland Hills Country Club should be at the top of your list of…read moreplaces to consider if you need an elegant venue with attentive service. I attended recently for a dinner function and was immediately impressed with the timeless venue. The sprawling clubhouse is set on an exquisitely manicured golf course, which we were able to admire just before the sun set. After we walked in, we were quickly ushered into the reception room where servers circulated with trays of hors d'œuvres. It was a festive atmosphere as the place filled up and the crowd became even more jovial. Dinner was delicious, but portions were tiny that evening. If I had known, I would have filled up on the previously mentioned hors d'œuvres to keep me from feeling so ravenous. After the meal we ended the night in the bar. I stuck with water, and the bartender was great about keeping my glass filled. My friend got an Old Fashioned, and made a bad face after the first sip. I taste-rested it and I'm pretty sure it was straight bourbon on the rocks. That's great I'd that's what you want, but I think this KY native could teach them a thing or two about whipping up a good Old Fashioned the right way!

The course itself is pretty nice. But, it is basically just a worse version of sanctuary lake. The…read morepace of play is extremely slow, overbooked tee times, and bad clubhouse. But the starter was nice. Our tee time was at 4:20 and we finished the front 9 at 7:30 so it ended up being to dark to finish the entire 18 holes and we couldn't get any type of rain check.

Ok not adding much different than other reviews. Played morning July 4. Day became hot. Course is…read morereally in great shape. Clubhouse is badly outdated but didn't affect our day. The carts - WOW. Castoffs from Glacier Club and these replaced earlier Blackheath carts can't imagine what those were like. Grabbed 2 carts for our group to start. 1st seat was falling off. Took that one back and the next one had a ruined windshield (remove it no one is gonna use it!) which affect where we drove as well as scorecard tab gone. Carts made it through 18 but worst I've ever seen. $70 a round costly to me but plenty of people out there today. Lastly no drink cart service out there. Would have been nice around the 6th and 14th holes in 85 degree heat!

A quick 9 hole 3 some on an early Sunday morning. Course is in decent shape. $35 steep price for…read more9holes

We went there to try out golf. We had no idea that we needed to have our own stuff to get a feel…read morefor golf. We have friends who went and told us they were able to use equipment provided by Rammler. The guy in the office was EXTREMELY RUDE. "You never played golf before ?" That's not a way to invite new people into a sport! We will definitely never go back there even after we learn to play golf!!! Lost my potential business because you are rude!!!