Grand Rapids Michigan Golf Courses

Grand Rapids Michigan Golf Courses

Cascade Hills Country Club - East/West Course	Cascade Hills Country Club - South/East Course
Cascade Hills Country Club - West/South Course	English Hills Golf Course
Golf Club at Thornapple Pointe, The	Gracewil Country Club - Blue/Red Course
Gracewil Country Club - East Course	Gracewil Country Club - Red/White Course
Gracewil Country Club - West Course	Gracewil Country Club - White/Blue Course
Highlands, The	Indian Trails Golf Course
Kent Country Club	Lincoln Country Club
Thousand Oaks Golf Club	Watermark Country

Featured Golf Course Review:

Indian Trails Golf Course -- *Great course are entire family enjoyed it.*
Review by: Joe Smith	Great service nice family atmosphere. Low greens fees, a nice place to play.
From Chicago

Golf Courses: Additional Golf Course Reviews:

Thousand Oaks Golf Club -- *great course*
Review by: Mike	great course to play, i had my longest drive ever there - 358yds. not bad for a rookie! very senic course, individual fairways and a great staff/service. fabulous food in the classy resturant. i cant wait to play again.
From Detroit, MI

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Course Reviews

Kingswood Golf Club
"Best in upstate ny"
wonderful course, beautifully designed course
---M Stanford, plymouth, ma
Cricket Hill Golf Club
"Great Beginner couse"
This course is great for beginners. Althought the course is go for starters it is also challenging. Some of the green can be quiet hard. The 5th hole in my opinion is the hardest. This course is my home course formy school golf team and it can be very hard for even some good players.
---Fuzzy, Hawley Pa
Lakeland Hills Golf Course
"Getting better every day"
Lakeland is a great course for the money. New owners took over is 2002 or so. Hard to remember because we don't play it regularly. They have added new features every year, trees, bridges, new tee boxes, etc.The front nine is fairly open, hard to get into too much trouble. Watch out for some water. We prefer the back nine. It's a little more hilly, still has some water. Nothing to worry about. Lakeland has the best drainage of any course we have ever seen. It is open unless there is snow on the ground. We have played this course in Feb., when a winter thaw and 50 degree days suprized us all. Just played in on Jan 3, 2004 when we has another winter warm spell. Jackson has lots and lots of great courses. No one would ever be disappointed taking a golfing holiday in Jackson, Michigan.
---Linda, Jackson, MI
Mayfair Country Club
"Nastalgic Ross Course"
The Mayfair course brings us back to a time where the longest hitters on the PGA only drove the ball 250 yards. This means that for the majority of men today, you can play this course like the pro's play their championship 7200 yard courses. A good tee shot leaves you with a 7 to 9 iron approach. The signiture Donald Ross Turtle back greens are high and sloped and need to be navagated with thought. The open fairways mean that for the average golfer that is in the fringe or ruff you can still play on without haveing to take too many penality strokes like you do on some narrow house lined courses. In short, this course is beautiful with its tree lined fairways and a good challenge for the average golfer. If money value for course were a catagory this would be a five star.
---Don Woody, Sanford, FL