I recently had a wedding here and it was amazing! I loved how attentive the staff was and they…read moreadjusted our time when necessary because the timeline moved up, so they were very flexible. I loved the food and they gave my husband and I a plate of hors d'oeuvre to eat in the privacy of the bridal suite with drinks of our choice(a very good break for us). They also let us take pictures outside and by the lake by giving us golf carts to make it easier to get around to do pictures. Sanya is the best and made planning our wedding so easy. They were able to adjust and add anything we needed and worked well with our other vendors. All of our guests also had a lot of fun and our wedding planner said that our wedding was the first she had ever seen where nothing went wrong. I would recommend Wabeek to anyone for any future events.

Great place for parties valet parking although I parked my own vehicle food was excellent. The…read morewaitstaff was professional and friendly. However there was a white Dodge Charger R/T parked in handicapped without any placard or plate. 6/15/2024

I was here for a wedding recently and while the wedding itself went well, I felt like the Country…read moreClub is pretty small. The area where the ceremony was felt small and the seats were tiny. There was no personal space between myself and the two individuals next to me. The space for the dance floor was really small and I feel like it could barely fit half of the guests. The dinner itself was not great. The salad with a sweet vinaigrette and apples was lovely, but the salmon was way too overcooked and the potatoes were hard and flavorless. Definitely could use more gravy. The steak was cooked medium rare and the best part of dinner (but I heard differently from individuals of other tables). However, I enjoyed the bacon wrapped in cheese (?) bites during the cocktail hour along with the coconut shrimp and shrimp cocktail (the tall shot glasses that the shrimp came in was so thin that it was hard to dip the shrimp in the small amount of cocktail per serving). The cocktail hour food was the best and the late night fries were pretty solid, too. There is a lot of space for people to walk around and mingle outside of the room we were in for dinner. Overall, Oakhurst was alright. I'd recommend looking elsewhere if you're looking for a place to host your wedding if you have options.

Giving 2 stars due to the amazing course conditions, but would give 0 stars for the way I was…read moretreated by the ranger. I was told his name was Mike, but cannot confirm. It was a shotgun start, 4 person team event. We started on hole 16 and when we got to hole 8, he told my team that we needed to pick up the pace and that we were 2 holes behind pace. This was absolutely not true as we could always see the group ahead of us. We got to hole 9 and he turned the sprinklers on at the tee box and told us we had to skip the hole. He accompanied us to the hole 10 tee box, where we passed the group ahead of us because they were still finishing 9. As soon as he left us he went back and turned the sprinklers off. So, now we had to wait. It completely ruined the experience for us to the point that we could not enjoy the remainder of the day. I thought he targeted us, but when I spoke to staff members, they said he ruins everyone's time here. They said that he ruins their tips because he upsets so many people. I have no idea why someone like this would be permitted to work in the hospitality field. This was over a $600 round for my team and we feel completely robbed of the experience. Such a beautiful track and the greens rolled so good, but once someone upsets us that much, its hard to relax and focus back on the game. Especially when he kept poking around. I reported the interaction and the pro shop manager said to ga back and play 9, but we were so over it by then. I have reached through the website to see if they will make it up to us. Have yet to receive a response. Very disappointed...

Great food, attentive service from entire staff and beautiful surroundings all makes for a lovely…read moreevening. Summer dinner on the patio at BCC with the sun setting over the golf course is the best.

Great atmosphere. The food was great, my salmon was cooked perfectly. Service was really good..read more

I used to belong to this club. I became single & could not afford it any longer. My children loved…read moreit also! Eventually the club got bought out. End of story.

Always good food, good drinks, and good vibes. Weddings, small events, dinner, lunch, it's all…read moregreat. I don't recommend their brunch. It used to be amazing, but they've really downgraded the options.

I came here for a dinner for women's day last year. It's held by a friend's law firm most years…read more We had a nice spread with the catering from the golf course restaurant here. A lunch/dinner was around $35/pp, not bad. They had a good sizable accommodation for some hundred to 200 women. The facility and building is quite big and classic, yet simple for a golf course, but it's nice. Service and staff were all friendly. I would definitely come here for another event.

For your next special event, the Oakland Hills Country Club should be at the top of your list of…read moreplaces to consider if you need an elegant venue with attentive service. I attended recently for a dinner function and was immediately impressed with the timeless venue. The sprawling clubhouse is set on an exquisitely manicured golf course, which we were able to admire just before the sun set. After we walked in, we were quickly ushered into the reception room where servers circulated with trays of hors d'œuvres. It was a festive atmosphere as the place filled up and the crowd became even more jovial. Dinner was delicious, but portions were tiny that evening. If I had known, I would have filled up on the previously mentioned hors d'œuvres to keep me from feeling so ravenous. After the meal we ended the night in the bar. I stuck with water, and the bartender was great about keeping my glass filled. My friend got an Old Fashioned, and made a bad face after the first sip. I taste-rested it and I'm pretty sure it was straight bourbon on the rocks. That's great I'd that's what you want, but I think this KY native could teach them a thing or two about whipping up a good Old Fashioned the right way!

It is always a treat to be invited to the Gross Pointe Yacht Club for lunch. The food in general is…read moreoutstanding and our visit today was no exception. My friend and I both ordered blackened grouper sandwiches and our wives had Maurice salads. What amazes me is the grouper at Gross Pointe is as good if not better than what I have in Florida. Not feeling like fries or vegetables, I opted for fruit instead. I was surprised with the large portion and variety of fruit served. The Maurice Salad was made famous at Hudson's Department Store years ago. Our friends who are native Michiganders said the salad is an accurate representation. My wife is searching all the AI platforms searching for the recipe for the Maurice dressing. She loved her salad! Service was superb-what you would expect. After lunch we spent some time walking around the club looking at some fantastic boats docked, the pool, pickleball courts, etc. GPYC is a fun place to visit and likely an even more fun place to be a member.

Beautiful, historical, educational and Amazing! Honored to take my ABC's class here. Pool,…read moreTennis, restaurants, Bowling, Boats and of course Yachts on a great location on Lake St. Clair. Appears to be getting some needed outdoor restoration.

DON'T PLAY HERE! This course is flooded and damaged beyond repair. I've never seen a worse course,…read morecart paths, etc are destroyed. No food (we just wanted a hot dog and it was lunch time), filthy carts, pothole filled cart "paths" (they aren't paved), flooded fairways, unkempt tee boxes, BUT the greens weren't bad for whatever that's worth. In my group's opinion this course isn't salvageable- steer clear and play elsewhere

Love my little home course!! Has some nice challenges to work on your game. Very nice to walk the…read morecourse. The owners & staff are truly wonderful...making my time there even better. Prices are very fair and clubhouse food/beverages are a bonus!! The family/friends I've taken there to play always have a great time!!

I want to give this place 5 stars. I really do. There's just a few things holding me back…read more If you're looking to ride horses in the GP area, and are willing to shell out an extra car payment a month, then this is the place to go. They accept riders of all ages and ability. However, I do believe there is currently a wait list. The property is huge and very welcoming. I do suggest calling and setting up a tour, if possible. The schooling staff couldn't be more nice and helpful. If and when you or your littles do get into a class, there are indoor viewing lounges to watch the lessons and keep warm or cool, depending on the season. You can also observe from inside the arena as to be able to hear all that is going on. The lounges are quite cozy with plenty of comfortable seating and some playthings to keep any siblings entertained. But do make sure they are entertained as horseplay and loud noises are a big no-no around the 700lb+ animals that can get spooked and spill a rider. The students are expected to help get the horses ready (tacked) for each lesson. As well as getting the horses untacked afterwards. Depending on the age and ability of the student, the staff will help and teach along the way. But as you/they progress this responsibility falls to the student. Parents will have to assist or at least accompany the student for about a half hour prior and at the end. Now, for the "bad" bits... -Some of the other rooms and areas of the property need a lot of love. As I said, it is a huge property that obviously was a bit run down by previous ownership. There does seem to be constant upgrading and in due time it should all be quite nice. -The barn, in particular can be VERY dirty at times. Lots of cobwebs and poop and birds and bird droppings and dust. A lot of dust. This is no barn for a clean freak. I assume it comes with the territory. -The prices for lesson packages are astronomical. We're talking upwards of $100 per weekly lesson. With a little research, one could find the same type/style of lesson at half the cost elsewhere. But, as noted earlier, the facility itself and the ideal location (especially for Grosse Pointers with gobs of disposable income) justify some of the high pricing. Otherwise, you're traveling at least 25 minutes to next closest location. -The entire facility is also shared with Boarders. People who keep their horses stabled at the barn. The school horses only take up about 25% percent of the stalls. The boarders walk around as if they own the place (they kinda do) and some have no qualms about telling you how they think you should be acting at their "club". However, some are equally as pleasant and helpful. They do tend to occupy one side of the very large U shaped barn. The school is only on the other side. So, interaction is quite minimal. -One other minor issue is the fact that there is no "Western Style" riding focus. It's all Dressage and Jumping. All in all, if you've got the money to spend and a healthy stick-to-it-iveness attitude, this is the place for you.

What a beautiful place! We were trying to find trail riding but my daughter is too young and it's…read morequite far away. This place is very close and suggested we come watch the showings. Friendly staff and seating/viewing area for 3 arenas. Popcorn, couches and tables, huge flatscreen tv in the viewing lounge. Riders were also friendly!! The young man that assists in the stables was especially friendly and helpful. One rider let the kids pet her beautiful show horse... their first time being so close with one! I think I loved it more than they did! Thank you so much for the experience!