Tomac Woods is a great place to spend your time golfing! The staff is extremely friendly and…read morewelcoming! They offer 18 holes that combine a reasonably open front nine with a reasonably challenging back nine, a driving range, and a large practice green. Tees offered are gold, red, white, and blue. If you're looking for lessons or club repair, they have an on-course teaching professional that outside of summer works as a full-time golf coach. If you're looking for a small, friendly, well-priced golf course with perks for players of all levels, stop by Tomac Woods!

Front 9, did not play the back 9 Pros:…read moreEasy course for beginners and intermediates. Course layout not intimitating, but gives enough challange. Pretty good transition for hole to hole (except the 4th to the 5th a little confusing) Cons: First, the course has alot of spots that water drainage are very poor. Very muddy (most likely due to all the rain lately), but muddy never-the-less. Second, the course is slightly overpriced. Good deal on Friday's, but during the week and weekends I would go to the Jackson or Battle Creek courses. Finally, the woman at the counter, I believe the owner, was very rude. She acted like she was doing me a favor for being there. She instructed me to let faster players play thru, duh. She said it with a nasty attitude.When I asked her what was the rating and slope of the course she looked at me like how dare I ask her that. I personnaly will not go back there again. There are much, much better course around with much better deals.

I can hit a ball 250 yards before it touches the ground and starts rolling, but I just can't seem…read moreto hit the nail on the head when dealing with some people no matter how hard I try. Maybe drives and people are the same...the harder you try, the worse the shot ends up. (Tee boxes and fairways are great here. Tee boxes were aerated recently, but plugs were all gone. Center cut of fairways is narrow in places, but that makes it fun!) Playing from the tips, I can score in the 80's here, but scoring a long term friendship with people I care about seems to evade me. (Low scores at this course are generated by playing smart. With lots of creeks and water your shot selection needs to include several layups and specific yardages to put you in a good position to hit the green.) I can usually read a green better than I can read a person. However, the greens here are tough. You first think it will go left, but then you walk it and maybe it will go right, so you don't give up the cup and run it 4 feet past the hole to the right. (Sometimes you just have to go for it, even if failure is imminent.) A lot of people don't understand golf. A lot of people don't like golf, or those that play. That's ok...I don't understand a lot of people. Love the bridges, scenic views, and an obviously well cared for track.

We had a fantastic experience. Course is very tight with narrow fairways and not much room from…read moregreen to tee box but it is on an island so you get what you get. Greens were in great shape, fairways and rough were challenging but well taken care of. Clubhouse staff was friendly and we were able to get right on. Will definitely be back. 18 holes with a cart (9 holes played twice) $27 on a Sunday.

Great place. Very friendly people and well kept. They know how to pour a drink. .......read more

You won't find a better deal on golf, plus the best service around! Don is terrific and will go…read moreabove and beyond to make sure you enjoy your round. Course is basic, but well kept. The back gets more interesting with some over water shots and driveable greens on par 4's. Shorter, 5,273, par 68 course. Great for kids but watch the stray balls! Some of the holes are really close to others...and you will run into all kinds of golfers out there. Some lacking basic etiquette and common sense...however you will have an enjoyable round. Pretty forgiving course, but interesting enough to keep a really good golfer into it.

Patriot Hills was bought and brought back to life by owners, Harry and Chris…read more The course is a living tribute to Military Veterans and Community First Responders, with discounts offered to them for play and plaques throughout the course commemorating local fallen or passed heroes. Chris greets you at the counter with a warm and friendly smile, making you feel at home. Harry cuts up with you while keeping the course in great condition on a tight budget. Amazing volunteers help keep the grass cut low and wonderfully playable. The pricing beats local competition and is a steal for the experience. I highly recommend you play a round at Patriot Hills!

A well maintained , challenging course on 86 acres for a very reasonable price. Single and family…read morememberships available at 2023 prices through January 2024

Nicely maintained course. Pretty difficult for beginners. It is certain I will go back when I get…read morebetter and maybe buy a membership. Staff was great and the fellow golfers were pretty cool as well.

Five-stars for the course itself (conditions/layout) and the staff (friendly/professional). I give…read moreIsland Hills four stars because they've never had their halfway house open during the times we've played in early October over the years. I completely understand management having to weigh the economics of keeping the halfway house open during the fall - totally get it. But there's no getting around the fact that the lack of food/drink at the course places Island Hills a distant second to other area courses that keep their halfway houses open during fall play. We appreciate the course being open in early October, regardless!

One of the best courses in the lower MI/Northeast IN area. I don't live in the area but have met my…read morefriends in the 'middle' a couple times to play here. Challenging course with well maintained greens. Service has been great both times. Will be back

Phase 2. This course…read moreis amazing, and I thought I'd seen a great course with my review on Gull Lake View the East and West course! This course has it all! Great views, tough holes, long holes, you name it, it's there. The only difference in ammenities between Stonehedge and the sister course, Gull Lake View, is the size of the pro shop and lounge. Stonehedge does not serve breakfast, per se, but does have coffee available for that early morning tee times. At lunch, they served a great variety of food, but more for on the go, think freshly made, but wrapped and ready to go. I had an American sub for lunch and it came with chips and a drink. The pro shop is fully stocked with anything you might need, but I don't think it's quite as large as Gull Lake View, but it's only slightly smaller. It's not like I'm describing a broom closet... These are the North/South courses for the resort. Stonehedge is gorgeous!!! Woods, water, tight, long. Again, no level lies unless you're on the tee box, and a few blind holes that make for a great day! The second course at Stonehedge is more links style and just as challenging! Just because there aren't trees and hills in the way doesn't mean there's no challenge to the course! If there's even the hint of a breeze, you'll have a rough day! Sorry for the delay, I had to get myself a cup of coffee. That's better. Where was I? Oh yes... Golf. You know the Scottish invented the game, but over there, they called it Goff... Sorry, random quote from Caddyshack. Speaking of caddies, be glad they have carts! The story was told that there were two men that would show up a day early and WALK 45 holes before the outing started which consists of two days of 36 holes. I don't know if these guys were superheros, or just golf fanatics, but wow. I could barely move after two days... I can't even imagine! North Course South Course Black - 71.6 127 Black - 72.0 133 Green - 69.5 122 Green - 70.2 129 White - 67.4 117 White - 67.7 122 Orange - 69.2 116 Orange - 70.3 120 These courses seemed LONG to me, but then again, I was hopped up on ibuprofen and was having issues with my left knee. The North course has three Par 5's on each 9. Again, the courses were kept up in great shape and the leaves were blown clear of the fairways. Any trouble you get into is well off the fairway, and mostly hardpan. Not that I'm speaking from experience, but the ball tends to roll a bit if you're not in the fairway. There's a free, no penalty drop, from any of the stone hedges (hence the name of the course). When you go, be sure to book at the Villas. The four bed, kitchenette villas are perfect for a foursome or group of people staying for more than one day! ENVIRONMENTAL ALERT: Gull Lake View is a member of Michigan Turfgrass Environmental Stewardship Program and a member of Audubon International, which means they are a Certified Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary. From the back of the scorecard: On behalf of the staff at Gull Lake View and the Scott Family, thank you for choosing one of Gull Lake View's courses. We hope you enjoy your round and have a great golf experience at our facility. If we can help in any way please let us know. Thank you!!! No, no, no, Scott Family. Thank you!!! www.GullLakeView.com Send them a message at: Golf@GullLakeView.com

Very nice, quiet course. We played on a Friday early afternoon. The golf starter was so friendly…read moreand welcoming! The sun was out, but there was plenty of shade along the course. The clubhouse lounge was fantastic! They have a toppings bar for your hot dog/brat with different mustards, sauces, seasonings, etc.

This course is absolutely stunning! I appreciated the challenge with some forgiving holes. Well…read moremaintained overall, beautifully landscaped, creative hazards and had a lot of variation in elevation. It wasn't too busy. My favorite part by far was the greens. The greens were perfect. You can tell they take care of this course for the Trine golf team!

I like playing this course very challenging. Recommend this place if you want to get some practice…read morein before a match.

A miracle turnaround for the greens! I've been golfing here…read moreon and off for 30 years and this year's greens are in the best condition ever. Owner is constantly improving, even the clubhouse. Looks like dozens of new trees planted this year. Sprinkler system for the driving range is going on this year

This is now called Mighty Oak golf course and driving Range. It's a par three and is great for…read morefamilies, beginners and even for intermediate players who want to get some playing in. It's kept up nicely, has cute little hidden decorations along the course and the people who run it are absolutely the best. They're super friendly and helpful. Reasonable cost, cards are available as well as lessons.