Throughout my time on the nation-wide disc golf tour, I think this one tops them all. Only offered…read more~3 weeks of the year for the amateur national tournament, this course is the ultimate challenge. Because it's played on a tobaggon course, the elevation is supreme. Hole #1 your playing downhill ~150 ft. with hole #2 playing right back up the hill to an even more elevated basket. Following both of these holes, #3 is potentially my favorite hole i've ever played. A monster of a hole (~700 ft with a 200+ ft decline), this hole can make or break your entire round. Played well, the hole can be 3ed. Played poorly, you're looking at a 6 or 7. The hole is lined to the right by a heavily wooded area, which is known to eat discs. This course has great risk/reward. Nearly every hole has an opportunity to go bigger with the option of reducing the remaining distance, but will destroy you if you miss the line. This championship course is all about setting yourself up for the next shot. With about three or four "deuce" holes & an additional three or four "tough deuce" holes, you're going to have to get a couple of them to come out with a good round. The rough is thick & the terrain is intense - so if you're not an above average golfer, do not play this course. If you're an advanced player looking for the ultimate challenge - come play. If you're looking for great disc golf & happen to be lucky enough to come when the course is installed, this course is worth traveling to play.

I visit Brys Park to walk. There's a newer paved path that makes this easy. 1 loop around registers…read moreas a mile on my Fitbit. If you like to "wake up and walk" this is a great place to do it! Last year, they planted new trees and did some work to update the path. It was well worth it! There's even a new playground for kids. Watch out for the disc golfers. They usually pause & wait for you to walk by. There's also a dog park for SCS residents. Dogs are not allowed outside their gated area. If you go at the right time, you can see a beautiful view of the sun setting. It's a great spot to enjoy with your family or friends. All in all, it's a great park.

Great course for short game work. 12 Baskets with 24 tee pads. Holes ranging from 100' - 300'+…read more It's also conveniently located just four blocks south of The Disc Golf Store on Harper Ave.

Didn't get to do too much of the path because it was sooo muddy and we had a baby with us!…read more It definitely is not stroller friendly. You need a baby carrier for this kind of path. We parked in the local neighborhood area and the entrance was not very manicured. Leaves hitting you from all side! I did think the plank pathway was cool and want to come back to explore more. I heard lots of unique birds and want to come back with my binoculars!

This is a nice park with a mixture of paved/dirt walking trails. The paved trail circles the marsh,…read morethen you can go off trail into the woods and there is a unique trail through there as well. This park has a neat looking playground and a large disc golf course.

Great park for young kids. We stopped here on a road trip across the country and couldn't have been…read morehappier we picked this park to let our kids run around. It was clean, appeared to be a safe neighborhood and many things to do.

A great kid friendly park. We stopped here on our way home and it was a great spot to take break…read moreand enjoy lunch while the kids played. It looked like they had bathrooms, but they were closed for the season. They did have one port o john for use.

Grand Woods Park is a beautiful park with much to offer. The park is located in Delta township,…read morejust off Willow highway along the Grand River. Grand Woods offers picnic areas with a couple of pavilions to rent/use, playground equipment for kids, walking/biking trails, a nice frisbee golf course that is always in use. Large and wide open with many trees and green spaces to enjoy.

I agree with what Ben H said. Grand Woods park is just a beautiful park and the disc golf course…read moreis privately funded and maintained by a Lansing area pro team. Some of the holes are just amazing because they are creatively challenging, while others are just cut out right through the woods along the Grand River. Very nice course. I love the concrete tee boxes. I agree that you should get there during the early mornings on the weekends. The nicer the weather, the more crowded it gets and this park/course is not by any means a "hidden jewel" it gets overly crowded during peak hours.

I discovered this shop on Ebay and have now bought from them 5 times or more…read moreThey have a great selection, they changed the order once after I'd placed it with no problem, and they've shipped the same day every time! I live in the Philly area and the longest it's taken me to get my order is 3 days, but it's normally 2. I'd rather give them my business than the manufacturers as their prices are always cheaper and shipping is very cheap Jon

Customer Service, the owner is always to busy to help customers…read more He has no interest in being friendly or trying to behelpful to new customers. They have great selection but make to effort to create a welcoming experience.

I'm so grateful for a fenced in playground area with bathrooms!…read more It's a great playground for multiple ages, there are some shaded picnic tables, and you can walk over to the splash pad when it opens at noon. I look forward to taking my littles again soon!

I'm extremely impressed with this park. I would not have known about it other than from a friend at…read morework who lives in the area. As soon as you drive in, this magnificent (perspective of a kid) playground appears to the left. It's even called the Kids Kingdom. My kids had a blast. Even my 20 month old had a wonderful time. We brought some PIZZA, ate on one of the nice picnic tables within Kids Kingdom. However, I must admit I had a specific intent for checking out this park; disc golf!! There is an 18 hole disc golf course. There are plenty of trees, dog legs (left and right turns... not actual legs of dogs), and water hazards to make it interesting. There is a nice variety of long and short throws. The tee pads were extremely easy to find; however, the baskets from the tee pads weren't as easy to find. If I had the map, that I attached to this review, from the beginning it would have been a different story. I skipped one basket because I assumed the drive was a little longer. I ended up throwing it 3/4 of the way to the next basket. No worries... I'll know better next time. I didn't know what PAR was for the baskets, so I assumed everything was PRO PAR and ended with 1 over for the 18 holes. I know there is a lot of room for improvement. I will definitely take my family to this park again!! My wife also wanted me to mention on this review that the bathrooms were nice and right next to the playground. My 6 year old didn't realize the bathrooms were so close and found a tree out in the distance. You'd think he was born in a barn or something....

Lots of trees and shrubs. Beautifully maintained. Sometimes there is a mosquito problem.read more

This is a nice , spacious park with a walking trial with a river running through it, a mini…read morewaterfall, soccer field, play ground... I enjoyed my time here. I would love to come back.

What a great park! It offers a variety of activities and amenities, including a playground, disc…read moregolf course, sports fields, shelter houses and picnic tables. A real treasure hides down the hill behind the playground: access to the Ledges and the Ledges Trail. It's amazing to see the giant sandstone outcroppings and to wind in and around. Part of the trail follows right along the river on one side and the ledges on the other, giving a good view of the variety of animals, including birds, turtles, and more. Gorgeous and a great little hike!

After reading the recent reviews of this store, I came with apprehension. Fortunately, I had an OK…read moreexperience here. The store has a visually-attractive layout and is clean and well-organized. There are ample islands of produce, a large deli counter with lots of salad choices (including Middle Eastern items such as mjadra from Beirut Bakery), and appealing interior aisle displays. The store temperature is suitably cold to preserve your refrigerated and frozen foods as you wander. Why three stars? Prices are higher and selection less than at Kroger or Meijer. Still, it's a fine choice in the area.

Usually I like this place, so three stars remain, but full-disclosure, my experience this evening…read morewas zero stars. I had a two minute shopping trip, in-and-out. I get to the register and I'm attempting to buy a white claw... The woman sees me, sees I need help and walks away to help someone else at customer service, which would be fine, BUT, she volunteers to grab a woman a cart... VOLUNTEERS. Great customer service for THAT person, but wildly bad service for anyone waiting at you scan. She saw me, and like four minutes into me waiting, she makes eye contact and mouths something to the effect of "just another minute" It took like four minutes to acknowledge I existed, but she clearly knew I'd been waiting a while.... MANY other employees walked by.... at least three, but apparently none were available or trained to jump in. She FINALLY came over.... A woman with salt-and-pepper curly hair. apparently I brought an expired license.... I'm past the age where you legally need to check. I'm in my mid-forties and look like I'm in my late forties. I rarely get carded, and this woman wouldn't sell me white claw. I will go back, but at whatever phase of my shopping I'm in, if I see this woman again, I will leave put perishables back and leave the remainder my cart or basket where it lies. The price point at Busch's is not cheap, but customer service can make it worth while. Without that customer service, there is no reason whatsoever to be there.