Course is still maintained well, is expensive but used the senior rate (it was a Thursday), so…read moreworth it. Pace was decent. Had new staff this year that were very pleasant.

Came here for a scramble and I expected based on the location and price for the course to be super…read morenice. However, it's literally goose poop city! Poop and geese EVERYWHERE! We had to scare off geese multiple times in order to continue playing. It was annoying! I've also never lost as many balls as I did at this course!

this place is so cool! it only has one level (unlike top golf) but it still shows your analytics…read moreand has a whole screen to play games, etc. like top golf. you pay per hour versus a driving range where you pay by bucket. pricing is good and the staff and friendly! there's a bar and drinks are also priced well! so fun and a great place to practice!

I love oasis, go here all the time! Everything is perfect except sometimes in winter when it's…read moresuper busy, which is expected, there's a long wait. if they had an online queue it would be a 5/5. Just have to wait up to an hour sometimes when you're already there and can't go in your car since you have to wait to hear your name. Still a great time !

Excellent golf courses! They have some very challenging holes that are well maintained at golden…read morefox also a very cool par three course! I have always enjoyed playing these courses and find them to be a great value I will be back!

Wow a fantastic venue for an outdoor wedding! I think anyone who plans for an outdoor wedding &…read morereception are brave individuals, especially living in Michigan. The actual ceremony took place under a beautiful tree to the back of the golf course. I guess there are few places throughout the center to host events. This area was considered the the Summerhouse. The ceremony was beautiful and so was the bride! After the ceremony, we were escorted to the event space for cocktails and hors d'oeuvres. This was was actually round two for us celebrating back2back weddings, so we were in desperate need of energy and stamina to keep up with event. lol Everything was beautifully decorated and I really liked the fresh flower centerpieces. The entire space had lights strung from one rafter to another with large rustic chandeliers hanging from the ceiling. I estimated seating for close to 200 people. They did a nice job keeping up with the strolling appetizers and the two main bartenders were great. The dinner was buffet style, and I wasn't quite sure what to expect as I'm not familiar with this venue. I was so impressed by the layout of food. Everything looked delicious and very fresh. The menu consisted of rolls, salad, green beans/carrots, potatoes, pasta (my favorite), chicken piccata in a lemon sauce with capers, and roast beef with gravy. The food was fantastic; I'm not typically a fan of buffets but I would most certainly come back for the food. The DJ did a great job entertaining the crowd and we enjoyed the space dedicated to an open air patio with a huge area for lawn games. We decided to play a few games of corn hole, which everyone was enjoying. I was shocked to see the bugs stayed away, which of course was a bonus. This was by far the best outdoor wedding I've ever been to. I've been told that the golf course also does an amazing brunch. I will most certainly be back to give it a try.

This course is well manicured and has stunning views. During one of our rounds we saw deer,…read moregroundhogs, various birds, and even snakes! It is a difficult course, with most of drives being unforgiving, and some difficult to read greens for the amateurs like me. Like the university course, there are no houses, which makes playing that much more serene.

To put it simply, this course is HARD. Beautifully designed by Pete Dye, Radrick Farms lives up to…read moreits billing as one of the premier courses in the Ann Arbor area. The fairways are mostly tree lined and unforgiving. Even a precise tee shot is not good enough on this course as cleverly designed traps and strategic tree placement are there to collect the slightest mishit. The greens are brutally fast and contoured which turn short chips into daunting prospects. Radrick isn't all doom and gloom however, the windy conditions I played under contributed considerably. With friendlier weather this is a fun and challenging course. It is also exceedingly picturesque and beautiful. If you know someone and can manage to get on this private course, I highly recommend it.

Sadly, this course has declined year after year since we first started coming eight years ago. The…read morebunkers are poorly maintained, the tee boxes are in rough shape, and the clubhouse staff have been consistently rude and unwelcoming. After 30+ years of playing golf, this is some of the worst treatment I've experienced at a course.

We had a golf outing here, it was a sizable gathering too…read more We had breakfast first (rather disappointing berry and grain packed bars) and then a tee off start at 9AM. Lunch was catered by a BBQ spot nearby and was so-so. It was chicken or pork sliders and another restaurant catered the dinner after the game, comprising of steak, beans, salad, slaw, which was also just okay. It's at least a nice course to play on here. Although it fowshurt that it was such a beautiful day for golfing and not too hot either. The course was medium to easy, wasn't very difficult.

This place is so beautiful. Parking is convenient. Service is excellent. The people are very…read morefriendly and nice. I love where this is located since it's easy to get to. Highly recommend for any of your events

AAA Zero Rating…read more Scenes of Chaos + Disorder Tapes preventing your entry or exit are truly bizarre and confusing, leaving cars to head straight for you coming down the wrong sode of the road because the lack of managerial skills here are on display for themselves. I have never seen anything so awkward in my entire life. You are not the only hotel on the planet with a road, but you are the king of chaos. AAA deals with roads. And check oit these roads. The Incompetence on display here speaks for itself. its as if though PUNKED show on MTV was tasked with blocking path of hotel guests walking into and out of the hotel. Blocked. Driving into and out of the property. No guides - no signs - noexplanations. Clearly the staff in charge of this has no idea what rhey are doing, posing a significant liability to the safety of guests. AAA would be wise to know this is not even basic competence. Who is minding the store here ? Who !? Did everyone just walk off their job ? This is the horror show greeting a AAA hotel guest ? AAA Hotel Ratings brining in folks would be wise to take a look at thesw scenes of chaos and disprder with no managerial oversight. All this random tape everywhere is like a mad demented clown were tasked with causing chaos and discomfort to guests. iIt is a chaotic scene reserved for clowns at a 3 rimg circus. Not for a hotel of class and competemce. See a single staff member here guiding you ? No. See any signs saying what is going on pr procidong guidance ? No. None. As if though someone who was fired, deliberately caused chaos, and walked off the job. This is hell on earth. You feel like a mouse in a maze. cant go left. cant go right. cars driving in opposite side the road veering on to you for a head on collission. Astoundingly bizarre and findamentally disappointing. This is mot how you run a hotel. This hotels chaotic scenes are puzzling and unacceptable. Very clearly the management is in need of being replaced. These scenes of chaos add to no ones enjoyment during their stay and serve to discourage any and all future visits. Take a good look. If this clown show is what you want for your special stay. Gross incompetence and managerial deficiencies make St Johns a special place to better avoid.

It was a warm Saturday morning and my middle son Austan wanted to go Iron shopping. Hmmm I thought,…read moreCarl's Golfland at St. Joseph's is the place to get it done. This facility is has everything any golfer could want or need. The selection of clubs, clothing, balls, bags, and so much more will keep you busy for hours. What I like best is the range to test your equipment before you buy. I was lucky to work with Bradly Dolski. Bradly did a good job of making suggestions on clubs and supplying me with complimentary balls to try out my clubs on the range. The selection of clubs seemed endless but I found the set I liked and my son found his club choice as well. The prices are reasonable and you can get your some clubs adjusted to your swing style. Great service and amazing selection of everything golf will keep me coming back. Give Carls a chance and you'll be happy you did.

It was before Christmas but I remember how well they…read morehelped me choose a gift. Their setup had changed so I had to go online

Nice easy course. Very well maintained. Only 4 stars because I get nervous playing too close to…read morehomes.

I played a quick solo 9 here today (weekday afternoon) and enjoyed the course…read more Vibe: Definitely a great course for kids and those just learning the game--I noticed a number of parents/grandparents out there giving some lessons (it slows play a little but I didn't find the course too slow). It's a fun place if you have 90+ mins and want to work on your short irons and putting. People seemed like they were learning or having fun--not a place you feel pressure to be good at. Layout: Lots of water, but pretty easy to clear (#9 was a longer carry from the blue tees); sand traps weren't too threatening (some were out of play). The condos are close on 2-3 holes, so you have to be mindful to not end up in a backyards but I generally didn't see that as an issue. While a cart isn't normally necessary on such a short course, a few holes are far apart, which would make for a long walk if you didn't have one. I brought all of my irons but only used about 5 clubs (7i, 8i, 9i, PW, LW) + putter from the blue tees. If I played the whites, it would be 4 clubs + putter. Tee boxes: About the same quality as the general fairways. Good enough shape overall. The yardage figures did seem off a little (a few holes played ~10-15 yds shorter than indicated--I just played down a club). Greens: A few patchy areas but generally pretty decent. Medium speed; a few breaks and undulations to add a little challenge. Other notes: very nice and accommodating staff; restaurant right at the clubhouse; only $10/round (+$5 for a cart). All the water meant lots of geese and goose droppings, mostly on #1 and #9. Overall, a nice little par 3 that I hope to get back to a couple times/yr since it's near my house. They seem like they take pride in it.

Excellent service at this resort -- the staff went above and beyond to make our customer outing a…read moresuccess. Jack, the manager, was especially helpful, making sure every detail of our stay was taken care of. Highly recommend for anyone planning a group event.

This is our favorite hotel when visiting family in the area. It is a sprawling resort, as the name…read moreimplies, and there are plenty of hallways, wings, and cultivated grounds to explore. Its an ideal destination for an extended stay. As a former seminary built in the 1940's, the architectural flourishes are second to none. Design aficionados will be in aesthetic heaven. There are three restaurants on site - an Irish Pub, a wine Bar, and a Steakhouse with a bar and breakfast service. The wine bar is definitely worth a visit, whereas I recommend the other two options primarily for their convenience. Service is exceptional and the beds are firm but very comfortable, nonetheless. The in-room TV supports casting TV & movie apps - Netflix, Hulu, etc. - but not music apps, for some reason. Fortunately we brought a WiFi speaker. A few notes on accessibility follow. For context, I can walk with crutches but need to use a wheelchair for long distances. And this hotel is all about long distances. We had an accessible king room, and while the lanes for navigating a wheelchair around the bed are tight, they are manageable. The bed is super comfortable but also very TALL. It could be tricky to transfer to the bed from a wheelchair without assistance of crutches. There is plenty of space in the bathroom and the roll in-shower has a good set up with an accessible shelf for shampoo, etc. Be careful with the bathroom door - it is a very heavy sliding door with a strange locking mechanism. The public spaces in the hotel, including the restrooms, are generally modern and accessible. I also noticed that the pool has a swing chair for water access. One exception is the Irish Pub, which treated accessibility as an afterthought when it was designed. There is no wheelchair access within the hotel - you'll want to drive around to the back to use its parking lot. Additionally, to get to the restroom or the second floor of the pub you'll need to use one of smallest prefab dumb waiters I've ever been in. Finally, be advised that the entrance to the hotel is at the top of a steep hill, and the porte-cochère landing itself is at a slant. Be agile with your brakes, and let your companion park the car after you've exited if you can. Also note that there are only 4 designated accessible parking spaces. We've seen them all full on multiple occasions; for a parking lot of its size, the hotel should probably add about 4 more.