Wow totally different course,from 6 years ago! New - young owners seem motivated to fully turn this…read moreplace completely around. Enjoyed a fun afternoon,with good friends. Very challenging course. All employees were extremely helpful!

Played golf here several years ago and had given up on the course . but we were amazed at the…read moreturnaround and how beautiful this new course under new management is. Greens as well as fairways are in excellent condition. Hardly recognized it, Definitely are coming back, reminds us of what it was like in the early day. Congratulations to the new owners for all the hard work done.

Great golfing day! I recommend if you want to fave fun and you can relax on the top of the hill in…read moreSalty's and get a beer

The golf course is a family friendly environment and the kids can play as well. There is a wide…read morevariety of foods from many different cultures including food for th kids, three is outdoor seating and large tables for friend groups as well as a bar, pool table, and golfing shop.

Served a Cacio e Pepe pasta dish with no evidence of cheese or pepper. It was literally boiled…read morepasta served in a bowl. Caesar salad was swimming in dressing. Server had to be reminded to bring wine (twice).

Hisden River is one of my favorite places. Serene. Beautiful. Wildlife. Maple River. It's just…read morea great venue. The river winds its way through hard woods and pines. Local fly fishermen love the Maple River for browns and rainbows. Just love this gorgeous property.

Only 9-holes but a hidden gem in Northern Michigan! Well maintained and tucked away near Mullett…read moreLake. A good mix of elevation changes, out of bounds (7 of 9 holes), and hazards provides a challenge for accomplished golfers, while the course length (3300 from the tips) makes it playable for others.

From the owner: Designed by famed golf course architect Tom Bendelow in 1921, Mullett Lake Country Club is a 9-hole…read moregem in Northern Michigan that you're sure to love. Kids aged 8 and older are welcome.

This course far exceeds expectations overall. We were maybe a few minutes late for our tee time and…read morethe response was slightly more abrasive than necessary for "up-north" golf. However, once that was smoothed out our group really enjoyed the round. There are many great views, an open layout, several elevated tees, and well maintained greens. It is the right amount of challenging without being frustrating. The ranger was diligent in trying to maintain some space between groups. Also, a nice set up for food and drinks with friendly staff and even picked up a nice new polo from the pro shop.

Oh man.... What a hidden gem. Decided to try this place based on friends and family…read morerecommendations. GrandView lives up to its name. Each hole is like a new experience. Rangers were amazing. Staff in the clubhouse was fun and informative. The course is fun because it requires some technical expertise but not so much that your +3-9 handicap golfer can't handle.

The starter here was super nice. Gave us the ins and outs and sent us on our way…read more The course was in great shape. I think the price point was fair too. Of the course I played while I was up there, this was the best.

You already know - this is a BANGER of a course. Second time playing, will definitely be back for meread more

Terrific staff, Golf course condition is Outstanding. Restaurant is Excellent. A must stop if in…read morearea

Substandard Clubhouse, undercapatalized and Homeowners own and run the Club. Anyone outside the…read moregates looking to join please note that dues and capital exceed Quail, Moorings and Grand Harbor. Nice course but good luck getting a tee time. Homeowners overplay and have group games tying up weekend prime tee times.​

My nephews came up from down south and while reluctant to play in the bitter cold, couldn't wait to…read morehit the links. The course is small and isn't laid out terribly well but is designed with a few challenges. I seemed to find every one of these challenges, lol. PRO TIP: Play late and you'll find most players have hung it up for the season and there's a lot more room out there. The boys and I were able to slow roll through the entire round. We even snuck in a few mulligans as I'm positive no Marshall would object. They were probably happy to get the revenue in the first place! A nine hole riding loop will run you $25. Eighteen riding for $40. In the summer their Wacky Wednesdays only cost $20 for nine riding. My oldest nephew commented on how tight the greens were, but they were in excellent shape. The fairways needed a trim. This late in the season that's too be expected. The grass is going dormant. IDK about that, I just chase the stupid little ball and talk life with my boys. If you're in the Boyne-Charlevoix area, this is a wonderful time, especially for the over par duffer, like me. Come "Golf The Duck!" 11/23

Surprisingly terrific Food and low price giving you down Home goodness all the way around! This is…read moredefinitely a true Michigan hidden gem! We love to golf, driving Range and Snowmobile to the Mallards Local Watering Hole with extremely friendly folks! This Gem outside of East Jordan should be packed for how great the food is and gentle on your wallet! Now this is a place worth talking about: PURE MICHIGAN

Fall colors from the grill are spectacular! Worth the trip to drive here for a bite to eat and…read moreenjoy the scenery.

A-Ga-Ming golf course is always in excellent condition. We find some holes to be a challenge with a…read morewayward drive. We're looking forward to playing the course again this summer!

This weekend, I went skiing at two awesome ski resorts with my dad, named Treetops and Otsego Ski…read moreresort. Otsego was even funner than Treetops. It had a café, five individual lifts, plenty of fun trails and a massive terrain park. The café at Otsego was a very nice one, and had a large fire which was great to come into on a cold day. Unfortunately I wasn't able to be there for too long, and therefore couldn't see too many things that they served, but one thing I know was that the hot chocolate is great and the candy bars are delicious. The trails at Otsego were also great, but had a bit of a higher skill level. They had a few easy blues and greens, like Für Elise and Alan's alley for begenners, but no bunny hill, a load of blacks like waterfall and master's, two steep duo trails that me and my dad very much liked and even a few fun double blacks like Bob's Glade, a exciting and adrenaline-giving slope that emptied out into a easy green. The terrain park was also super fun, with gigantic jumps that sent me very high up into the air but no rails, which was ok but not as cool as it could be. The only rail I could find was a few rotten blocks of wood that someone had thrown together and then left to the power of the forest.

One thing about this place is it is clean! Everywhere I looked was clean but everything is also run…read moredown. Our room was comfortable enough but outdated as were the exterior and hallway finishings. We were attending a conference and every staff member we encounter was friendly and helpful. The camaraderie at the bar was fun and comfortable however the pool area was like something out of a scary movie. I wouldn't mind dining or attending a conference here again but will find other accommodations next time.