I play golf at the Oak Ridge Golf Course every summer, and I love the course. It is a great…read morecourse for the average golfer. The prices are affordable, the greens are in good shape, and the owner and the workers at the course are great people. I especially enjoy the back 9 holes where each hole is unique and challenging.

Very nice putting/chipping area. The greens are well…read moremaintained. The fairways are very rough beyond what one would expect if they are supposed to be moguls. I'm not sure if that is what they are trying for. The setting is quite good. 90° rule is posted several place in the pro shop but ignored on the course. Fivesomes (or more) aren't allowed according to the signage but 6 young men were playing together even after the ranger was notified.

What a great layout! And the condition was exceptional…read more Great folks in the pro shop and bar. However, my game did not match the above. My bad! Will be back!!

Playing the course in late October, added a new level of difficulty to the course other than the…read morealready challenging track. The weather was mid 60's which is not conducive to long ball flight additionally the course yardage on the scorecard was mathematically not long, so why did it play so difficult? Elevation changes are common, walking off yardage from the marker's is important to a player that desired it. I mis-clubbed all day and the dense air coupled with 6 beers the evening prior and I just could not score. The greens hold approach shouts quite well as they were damp, but not soggy. I could not wrap my mind around how lightning quick and how much subtle break were in all of my putts. I made one 8 footer all day-nothing outside of that and little inside of that. Its the shortest longest course I have ever played..

We had a tee-time today for four, we played a scramble, they set off seven threesomes behind us who…read morecomplained that we were playing slow. However, the GPS on our cart said we were eight minutes ahead and by the end of our 18th hole we were 27 minutes ahead according to their carts and we were counseled by the Ranger and the people behind us were hitting into us. Why would you put seven threesomes behind a foursome horrible course management the people behind the counter were rude and the Ranger was extremely rude. That is not what I payed $188.00 for. A group of old guys hitting into us, just a horrible experience. By the way. We finished out 18 holes in 3:40 minutes in my 30+ years of playing golf that's not slow. The corse was pretty and well maintained but their customer service sucked.

Beautiful course. It was very well maintained and it provided a lot of fun for the whole family.read more

Hickory is a great spot for just a casual day on the green. It isn't super fancy and it's an older…read morecourse. It is well maintained. It can get very busy likely because it's affordable. They have carts for rent and you can also rent clubs. The staff are friendly. Their clubhouse is very small but it does have a nice bathroom. Overall a nice course to play 9 or 18.

This place is a beginner golfers dream ! It's cheap, has four 9 hole courses and wide open…read morefairways. If you just want to get out its a great place. The greens are well maintained but the fairways are not well defined. Over all a fun Easy course for a fair price.

Very good course for the area. Course is well maintained and plenty of holes to choose from with…read morethree 9 hole options. Greens are a little slower for the area but can be considered a nice calmer way of playing than usual. However the cart I was given had a defect whether it wasn't charged or it was a poor cart. Asked the manager for a new cart and instead of getting one the manager rode around in our cart and convinced us it was fine...it wasn't. Instead of a normal card speed of 12-15 mph it was around 5 the slow speed was a constant annoyance. I found it weird he didn't give us a new cart considering it wasn't busy. Other than that poor customer service the course it self was great. Would recommend to others but hopefully anyone who goes there gets a good cart because if you don't you can't switch for whatever reason.

One of the best kept local courses in the Muskegon. 27 great holes that uses every club in your…read morebag

Visited for the first time in decades. Although it wasn't as hot outside as it was earlier in the…read moreweek, it was still pretty toasty. We chose to play the back round of mini golf because it was mostly in the shade. Parts were worn down and could use some refreshing. Overall, it was a fun course, and we enjoyed breaking away from the TV and doing something outside. Fran times. Fun company. Fun time filled with giggles. I won't stay away so long next time.

Both courses are very nice and clean. Music playing on the front course, birds singing on back…read morecourse (on a speaker). The landscape of flowers is beautiful. Nice place to take your family.

A perfect little par 3 to take my son to learn golf. Back 9 is a bit less tricky than the front…read more Walkable, but we get a cart for the guy with little legs!

Like nothing else around here! A super fun way to spend time with friends. Service was friendly and…read morefast and bowling was so much fun. Pincrest is a true local gem that, frankly, I'm surprised more people haven't heard of. Think of it as a bar with a bowling area more than a bowling alley with a bar. We will be back!

This is the place to go on Friday for lunch. A HUGE ribeye steak with baked potato, cole slaw, and…read moreroll for $13.00. They buy their steak from The Meat Block, and cut the steaks from the loin in house. They are about a pound! Incredible deal. He has a grill outside to cook them. They appreciate it if you call ahead to reserve, that way it cuts down on the time it takes to get your meal.