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Best Golf Courses
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Nice course on Novi, I forgot the name. Even got a par once.
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distantdetroiter
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I got to play in some real nice courses while stationed in Hawaii. Played the Palmer course at the Turtle Bay Hilton a few times. It was fairly inexpensive for local's and military members (around $80).
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played Angus Glen in Toronto and Devils Pulpit just outside of Toronto...both great courses.
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the two best PUBLIC courses Ive played in Michigan are Arcadia Bluffs(Arcadia) and Forest Dunes(Grayling) but expensive but you can play twilight rates...worth the money
ARCADIA; Overlooking Lake Michigan. Course sits 100's of feet above the lake. No trees on the course, so you can see the lake from almost every hole. Great condition, great layout and fast hard greens.
FOREST DUNES: Built without a concern of money. brickpaver cart paths, wooded, obviously numerous traps/waste areas. Great clubhouse. immaculate condition.
ARCADIA; Overlooking Lake Michigan. Course sits 100's of feet above the lake. No trees on the course, so you can see the lake from almost every hole. Great condition, great layout and fast hard greens.
FOREST DUNES: Built without a concern of money. brickpaver cart paths, wooded, obviously numerous traps/waste areas. Great clubhouse. immaculate condition.
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Rattle Run in East China, MI is probably the best course I've golfed. Pine Mountain Lake in Groveland, CA was up there too.
I just played Caberfae Peaks in Cadillac last weekend and although it was only 9-holes, it was pretty nice. It was a tough course with tight fairways and long holes. There are a couple others in West Michigan that I've played and liked too. Pine View in Three Rivers, MI was one I played a few times and liked. Stonegate in Twin Lake and Brigadoon in Grant were pretty good courses too.
I just played Caberfae Peaks in Cadillac last weekend and although it was only 9-holes, it was pretty nice. It was a tough course with tight fairways and long holes. There are a couple others in West Michigan that I've played and liked too. Pine View in Three Rivers, MI was one I played a few times and liked. Stonegate in Twin Lake and Brigadoon in Grant were pretty good courses too.
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