Well maintained. Variety of shots - dogleg right, then left. Some narrow fairways

Very short. Markers are pulled or vandalized. Mosquitos are everywhere.

Good for beginners or to practice mid range. I shot -3 and I have only played for a year.

Cement tees. Good baskets. Easy to get to, good parking. Not too busy.

Very tight fairways. Lots of water in the spring.

For being in such a nice area I was surprised at how much vandalism there was to the signs.

Don't go too far out of your way to play this course but if you are in the area give it a try.

Great for practicing approach and putting. Was able to play a round at lunch (30 min.). Good use of land. Hole numbers on Tee pad was helpful. I was the only one playing at 12:30pm.

Most signs not present. Very short holes, <200'. A little buggy, but hey, it's summer time! can see how muddy it would get in Spring/after rainfall.

Too many holes veer to the right, so this is good and bad. It's good practice, but not much variety in layout. Hole 9 kind of leaves you in the middle of park, so I decided to shoot back to hole #1 to get in a tenth hole. Overall, a nice lunch/practice park.

nice use of the land this park has. it's just in a small little city park, but 9 holes fit in OK. not very crowded. a tight-knit course that provides a challenge on every hole. course can be played in a half-hour if you are by yourself.

most course signs have been ripped down; the concrete tees are marked with number though. quite sloppy off the fairways, as everyhthing is constantly under water. and hole #4: do you want me to play through the fairway, or can i just throw to the wide-open area to the right? I don't see any OB markers..

**update**
after playing this course through a few more times, i have to update to "passable". everything but the fairways are always under water, and the fairways are so tight there's very little reward for all that risk. 6 or 7 of the holes are anhyzers, which would be nice except there are only 9 holes total. not very nice to a RHBH. this course is bloody tough, and not worth the challenge. in my opinon, this should be a lazy-summer-day type of course in the local neighborhood. skip this course for any of the other numerous ones in the greater Detroit area.

I really liked how the course looked. It had big plush green looking hills. The place looked really nice. Unfortunately the message board said the course was under construction. We couldn't play some. The baskets we were able to play were cool with a mix of long fair ways and technical wooded areas. There's a river that runs through that looked pretty clean and wasn't very deep.

The construction thing. That kind of sucked. We couldn't find some of the baskets. Not all of the baskets had markers.

It was cool to stop and play some golf before the beer fest.

Nice course and good walking paths for the most part. nice short course

We went early April so it was quite muddy. Hole 2 tees were completely under water. Vandals have the signs in shambles.

We have only played a few times, so I don't have much to compare too.

BearWolf

Cement pads,good variety for a short course,quick play; can play 2 rounds on my lunch break,great for short & mid game practice,nice park

9 holes,vandals have damaged #1 basket and many signs, several holes get flooded after heavy rain,no bathrooms

A great course to work on short and mid Game. Very short 9 holes is easy to play when you like to sneak in a couple holes on your lunch break.

All holes are short and contained by trees, and shrubs on all sides. Gets really soaked after a good rain.

used to be well marked course, depends on vandals. good concrete tees and baskets are easy to find.

mostly sunny. flat course with a mix of tree and open shots. brush on most holes. moderately busy but doesnt slow much down.

a quick game can be had in 30 mins. right next to basketball, tennis, volleyball, playground and horseshoes. has a port-a-potty.

very short course. in the spring some holes are completely under water and buggy. some signs were bent and defaced.

similar to auburn hills short 9-hole course.

great course for begginers, only a few holes have obsiticals and usaully not alot of people are their

can be an easy course to master

one of my favorite courses because its close to my house and its always free to play