Woodlake Golf Club

Course Reviews

• St. Clair Shores Country Club
  "Great Shape - Slow Play"
  I've been playing St. Clair Shores Country Club since 1983. Over the years the quality of the course, ie: fairways, greens and overall layout of the course had improved greatly. It's a fine course to play for all levels. The better golfer may find it a bit short. Most par 4's are in the low to mid 300's. The course is mainly flat, but offers many different obsticles. Plenty of sand makes up for the flat layout. Water also poses problems on several holes. Hole #14, a mid range par three, requires a full carry over water. The main problem with St. Clair Shores Country Club is the SLOW PLAY. The course rangers, while very nice, do not do their job properly. In fact, over the past 20 years, they've gotten progresively worse. So don't expect any help if your stuck behind a group that take's more time than normal. Remeber, it's not a race. At least that's what I tell myself each time I go out to St. Clair Shores Country Club. Needless to say, it gets a bit frustrating at times. In conclusion, the course is maintained quite well. If you can get out on a weekday morning that would be the best time to enjoy your round. The rates are about mid $40's for 18 holes and a cart.
  ---Mike, St. Clair Shores, MI
• Curtis Creek Country Club
  "Curtis Creek Review"
  This is the best course that I have everplayed and I am the record holder in New York for being to the most out of state coures in the past ten years and I have been to 493 courses and this is the best course I have played in my life.
  ---Mitch Swan, Buffalo, New York USA
• Pine Creek Golf Course
  "Golfing guru makes spectacular analysis"
  There are too many geese deficating on the fairways. Plus I found there to be only one hole per green. This proves to be much too challenging for novice golfers such as myself. Multiple holes and flags on each green would be a great improvement to your facility. Are the ponds really necessary? By filling them in with dirt it would provide golfers with more hitting surfaces. One tree per hole will suffice, too many trees takes the fun out of the game. Another suggestion would be to eliminate ob and thin all grass. Sand was much too sandy and loose. Doing away with the sand would draw more golfers with superior skills such as myself.
  ---Brad Still, Hendersonville, TN
• Sim Park Golf Course
  "Living by Sims"
  Last summer I went over to Sims hundreds of times. I've lived be sims my whole life,and when I go over there it feels I can get away from home.Plus the staff is really nice to the golfers. That's why I give it a Five.
  ---Jacob Diel, Wichita, KS USa