I live close by to this course, so my first choices are often to try going here or Scott Lake. I…read morethink the 2 courses are fairly similar in terms of how well kept they are. The workers at Alpine are friendly, and the course is overall in good condition. Not too challenging, but not too easy either. I can't remember if they have a driving range there; if they don't, that would be one nice thing to have there. It will likely remain a go-to course option near me!

The only thing stopping me from giving this course a five star rating is the daily maintenance…read moreschedule. I like to play early and hate putting on greens that still have dew on them. Appears that they don't start cutting the greens until around 7 AM. If they could get their guys out an hour earlier this course would be perfect. The rates are reasonable and the course is challenging but fair. The new owners have put some significant time and money into the course and it shows. The bunkers need some work but other than that the greens are undulating and fast, the fairways are full and the rough is thick.

I purchased a code for a large bucket of balls. When I went to the range their was no keyboard to…read moreenter the code. I called the clubhouse and a grumpy guy came out. He never said a word. He had to cover the screen to see it and entered the code. Why didn't the clerk tell me anout the hard to see buttons, and why didn't the grumpy guy show me how to enter the code??

One of the nicest courses in metro GR. Higher prices too. $29 riding 9 holes evening…read more Their carts run slow though. I like how open and spacious the course is. You don't feel like you're rubbing elbows with other golfers at adjacent holes. A plus side to this course is the wildlife. A variety of animals were spotted throughout: beavers, deer, turtles, chipmunks, turkeys, geese.

After playing this course today, our group decided it should be called, the Planes, Trains and…read moreAutomobiles course...there was nothing relaxing about this course. It is out by the airport, so planes were flying low over head regularly on their approach to land - very noisy! Then there is a train track that runs thru the course, so had several trains go by blowing their horn. And the course is very close to an interstate, so the constant noise of trucks and autos was ever present. We waited on the people in front of us all day - never saw a course marshal to deal with the slow play all day. We won't be playing here again...

Absolutely incredible course for $60. Greens were pure, well cut fairways, and great views. Highly…read morehighly reccomend.

Course is in unbelievable condition and kind of has it all from a golf perspective. More…read moreimportantly the experience as a whole is what makes this a bucket list type course.

If you are an avid golfer, you need to make your way to American Dunes Golf Club in Grand Haven,…read moreMichigan. The course was built in 2021 and designed by the legend Jack Nicklaus and a group of patriots discussed their mission of American Dunes. The mission is to raise awareness and funds for families of the fallen and disabled. Since the opening, golfers from around the United States has golfed and heaped raise d millions of dollars to families. Which allows the families impacted to send their children to college, help pay medical bills, etc. As for the course, it was enjoyable to play although somewhat difficult. The tee boxes has a range of distances for low to high handicap golfers. The course Is beautifully kept and has a ton of dunes. Not so much water hazard's. When you pull up, drop your bag's and you will walk through the walls of honor. The staff is friendly. The driving range is included with your round. The rates were $165 and $100 for junior. If you are in the military or first responder I think you get a better rate. Each hole has 2 plaques, 1 dedicated to a fallen hero and a story about Jack Nicklaus. It was my best experience in golf ever and I've played in many golf courses. I highly recommend golfing here, you will never experience this anywhere. I'll be back for sure!

This is a decent range to come to. There are plenty of spots to hit from, both covered and…read moreuncovered. That's nice, because I prefer to hit from real grass. There is a vast range of sizes of buckets of balls to choose from. But regardless, they are very cheap. You can hit a lot of balls for just a few bucks, in my opinion. It's out in the middle of nowhere, but way to get to.The girl that helped me was very nice.

Honestly, this was by far the worst golf course I have ever played in 30 years of golfing. Every…read moreaspect of the golf course was in horrible condition. Obviously, there is no irrigation for ANY part of the course. The green's are like playing on a tile floor with holes punched in it. What would (normally) be a straight putt, could break in literally any direction. 50% of every green's surface is dead grass. No sand trap rakes. The tee boxes and fairways were in horrible condition (more brown than green). Half of the holes don't have cart paths. Their fix for covid, essentially makes the hole about .5" deep. There are no maps of the holes on the cards. Half of the holes have no signage indicating yardage or a map of the hole. The holes have 1 tiny 3" cement marker that's hidden under the dirt. The cart cleaning kid's response was to "how do we get to the 10th hole?" was "I don't know you would have to ask inside"... This course AT MOST should be charging $8 a person so you should spend your $56 (for 2 people and a cart) on literally anything else. This is not passable for a golf course under and conditions.

Similar to the other parks in the area (Jaycee, riverside, brewer), Old Farm is a great place to…read morecome and sharpen your skills. Nestled in a park surrounded by suburban area, this park is a great place to spend an hour throwing discs. With nearly all holes less than 300 ft, a great round here will net you 10 down. Not much risk, not much opportunity for trouble, the park is a good place to throw a round after work. Not quite as fun as Riverside or Brewer, Old Farm is probably the 3rd best course in the GR area. And for a littl extra challenge, try hole 18 from the top of the storage buliding located straight behind the T-pad.

Great for the short game. aside from 3 open field holes (9-11) you can probably leave your drivers…read morein the car. most holes are 200ish feet. plays with a little elevations and a few interesting tree holes. There is also a duck pond that comes into play on 2 holes and a little tiny creek that plays into 2 others. I have played here quite a bit as its really close to my house. I also like taking my kids here to play

Good track. Found it to be challenging even from the whites. A lot of holes that you can spray it…read morebut others that are very narrow. The par 3s were all great. Service at the clubhouse was good and even the carts were above average (attached coolers). We had a Groupon so I'm not sure what regular rates are but I can confirm the Groupon was a great deal. Would come back to play as well as recommend to friends!

Great course with challenges everywhere ... Course has hosted quite a few NCAA championships in…read morerecent years

Disappointing, given that they advertise the fact that they've hosted multiple NCAA championships…read more So so shape. Not what I'd call a championship course. Slow play, and a total lack of rangers. Flat. There was one hill to drive over, but it was not used for a tee or green! Just ok overall. Not a bad place, but well below expectations.