Muskegon Michigan Golf Courses

Muskegon Michigan Golf Courses

Chase Hammond Golf Course	Eagle Island Golf Club
Fruitport Country Club	Lincoln Golf Club
Muskegon Country Club	Oak Ridge Golf Club
University Park Golf Club	Westwind Golf Course - Par Three Course
Westwind Golf Course - Regulation Course

Featured Golf Course Review:

Lincoln Golf Club -- *great course*
Review by: TIMMY	It is a great course just to go out and play a nice round of golf and it isnt to eaisy of a course but hard enough for some.
From muskegon,mi

Golf Courses: Additional Golf Course Reviews:

Westwind Golf Course - Regulation Course -- *Playing from the rough*
Review by: Anonymous	COurse is in horrible condition and asking way too much money for green fees. Very dissappointed
From muskegon, mi

Muskegon Country Club -- *Learned to golf here...*
Review by: Steve H.	This course is challenging, given the rolling hills of each fairway. The elevations are dynamic, the course is beautiful, and the grounds are very well maintained.
From Michigan

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Course Reviews

Sandpiper Golf & Country Club
"A nice short course"
I have played this golf course for the last 10 years, 2 to 5 times each year at various time, usually in the winter. Sandpiper is a short course with plenty of par 3's and short par 4's. The layout makes for a slow round on the front side on a busy day. It usually opens up on the back, which is the better 9 holes. Greens are in good condition year round. Course gets more play in the winter when the ajoining retirement community is fully occupied. Long hitters have no advantage as any long drive (250 or more) puts you too close to the greens. Use irons and 4 woods off most of the tees. Any drive 200 yards down the middle is great for this course. Some holes feel too close to the homes. Can be a real challenge when windy.
---Bill, West Virginia, USA
Spanish Wells Country Club - East/North Course
"A shot makers course"
Great course from the Championship tees. You better bring your "A" game if you want to shoot a good score at this track.
---Rich Manfredi, Cleveland, OH
Dogwood Golf & Country Club
"xtreme golfer"
I first played this course in the winter season and I was really impressed with the condition it was in. The fairways which are Bermuda were dormant, but very well maintained. The layout was quite challenging, especially the 2nd hole which required a nice fade over trees which would put you in position for a nice approach to an elevated green. For those without a fade in your bag, this hole would stretch your imagination and skill level to attempt to go for it in two. The remainder of the front-side consisted of two other dog-legs to the right which again would require a nice fade shot in order to reach in regulation. The finishing hole on the front side is fairly long, but straighforward - again another dog-leg to the right. On the back side, your course management skills are challenged very early on the second hole. From an elevated tee shot you can attempt a 240+ drive to an elevated fairway. If not executed properly, you can find your tee shot in the woods (left OB), in water (right and short). This hole requires good course management and disclipline. The remainder of backside plays either up or downhill with water coming into play on several of them. The greens are medium to large, but fair. Overall, I was challenged on this course and have considered joining this course in the the spring. Rates are very affordable.
---T Bratton, Austell, GA
Green Oaks Golf Club
"Glorified Cow Pasture"
This is where I learned to play 18 holes. That being said, here's pros and cons: PROs: carts in decent shape, decent greens, challenging hilly course w/water obstacles, pro shop has wood stove and good hot dogs! Affordable alternative to other local courses CONS: no sand to be found on the property (could be a pro...), no driving or chipping area, cart paths mimick Cabarrus county backroads(disrepair),pro shop reminds me of a musty old general store but less merchandise, lots of backyards in which to hit your drives...
---Jeremy Love, Midland, NC USA