Fenton Michigan Golf Courses

Fenton Michigan Golf Courses

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Fenton Farms Golf Club -- *Fun!*
Review by: Bill	Great Course
From Fenton Michigan

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Woodside Meadows Golf Course -- *Good little local course*
Review by: Robert Munoz	If you are expecting Oakland Hills for $20, then you need to go somewhere else. The once par 3 course has been stretched into a respectable par 68. Challenges lie all over the course and you will fare well if you can hit the ball straight on a regular basis (which I can't do!). The grounds are well kept and the clubhouse has a good atmosphere. I would not drive an hour to play here, but since I live 3 minutes away, I play the course often. Tee times are usually available, even at the last minute (except during league play). Free cart Fridays are a great deal. This course is a good, inexpensive course.
From Brownstown, MI

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Mill Creek Golf Club
"Living and Playing Mill Creek"
I chose to live in the Mill Creek Community after playing Mill Creek Golf Course. The course is long enough to challenge the low handicapper while allowing the average golfer to handily compete. While each hole presents its unique challenge, holes 7, 9, and 15 can be particularly formidable. Hole 7 is a reasonably short par 4, just 326 yards from the white tees and 400 yards from the championship tees, but take the ball out of the fairway -- kiss it good bye. Hole 9 (359 yards from the white tees and 439 from the championship tees) commands distance and accuracy from the tee if one expects to reach the green in two. A bed of rocks to the left of the fairway, woods to the right, and a ravine paralleling its length on the left with a wide ditch crossing the fairway about 50 yards from the green, simply command excellent club selection. Hole 15 and be a pussy cat or a bear. Wind in your face requires a long wood. Wind with you, and a five iron may place your ball in a 50 yard water and grass hazzard which crosses the fairway about 100 yards from the green. The entire course undulates and winds through just over 7000 yards from the championship tees. The fairways allow the ball to be played down while the bent greens firmness can cause many putter miscalulations. All in all, this is a great course -- especially at fees ranging from $39 - $59, cart included.
---K W Turner, Mebane, NC
Hyde Park Golf Club
"Wide Open Drive"
Fairly well kept course, the fairways are wide open for the most psrt, so if you lose your new Titlest, its your fault...There are a few water hazards in challengable spots. Bunkers are all easily avoidable. This is actually a challenging course, but one that wont drive you nuts with every stroke. Its also a pretty good course for those who arent, Arnold Palmer. You have to know your game, but it allows for mistakes, without costing you 3 strokes. The trees are beautiful, and the wildlife around the course adds to the experience. Its nice to find a place like this tucked among the city, and tall radio towers, which are right in the middle of the course, between holes nine and ten, which is the primary problem spot for this course. Its priced right, and a good challenge for the money.
---Tim Kelly, Jacksonville, Florida USA
Pleasant Valley Golf Course
"Family Fun"
Every time I go there I feel right at home, maybe it's because my whole family goes there to golf. The Owners are so friendly and welcomes everyone. It really is a great place to golf!
---Kelli, Seward, PA USA
Glen Oak Country Club
"Bring your control game"
Accuracy off the tee is more important than length as the fairways are lined with colorful trees. The small greens are surrounded by well-placed bunkers and then the real fun begins. The greens are fast, unless you have a downhill putt and then they are super-fast. Since the greens are so true, there are plenty of opportunities for one-putts, but also three-putts due to speed and breaks. Relaxed social atmosphere of club makes for a fun day. Pros, lead by Danny Mulhearn, are terrific golfers and teachers.
---Tom Smith (Guest of Kevin Kalinich), Chicago