Courses along I-94

[The Bezemoth]

I'm driving from Chicago to N Detroit tomorrow, and have time to play about 36 holes. Much as I'd love to play Flip City, it's a little too far out of the way, so it'll have to be another time.

What don't-miss courses will I be driving by?

Thanks, guys.

 

[spacecataz2001]

Cold Brook Park in Climax, MI is worth a stop. I haven't played the Belle Isle course outside of Detroit yet, but I've heard good things. I hate to recommend something I've never played, but you're gonna be right there.

 

[raggydoo]

Oshtemo Township Park in Kalamazoo.

 

[Disc Golf Live]

The two courses at Hudson Mills near Ann Arbor would be conveniently in the same park and leave you most of the way to your final destination. They are 24-hole courses but the 18 hole circuits are fine as well. It would be somewhat pricey by DG standards, $5 I think to enter the park plus $2 for the golf pass if that's a consideration. The only caveat I'd add is that they've been slacking on the grass mowing recently (budget woes) so the courses are a bit shaggy.

There are plenty of options along 94 though, enjoy the trip.

Joe

 

[Cgkdisc]

Victory Park in Albion is a few miles off I-94. It was one of the courses in the 2008 Pro-Am Worlds.

 

[puttlikeablowfly]

I drove to Detroit last month and played Vicksburg Rec Area and Cold Brook Park in the Kalamazoo area as my break from driving. Both are nice courses that I believe will be used for Am Worlds next year. Cold Brook is 24 holes, but the last six holes are on a separate loop so you can easily cut out after 18 if you run short of time. FYI, Cold Brook is P2P ($5 per car to get into park), and Vicksburg has a donation box ... throw in a few bucks to help pay for some tee signs.

 

[joecoin]

Bonnie Brook is a few miles off I94, just opened and is getting lots of love. (I have not played it).

 

[discNDav]

I'd play Victory Park in Albion,MI.

 

[zgmc]

Albion if its a nice calm day. With all the water, it isn't much fun if its windy. Oshtemo from the long tees is always fun though.