This is a really nice executive golf course! Well kept and we've never experienced it too busy. A…read morefew par 3's are extremely short, but overall a fun course to play and you can finish 18 holes in 4 hours or less.

Played there for the 1st time ever. From the ​great greens which are so true when you putt. The…read moreyoung guys who helped with the carts were amazing especially the young kid who goes to Hart schools and took care of my towels for me. Vanessa in the clubhouse was great also, 2.5 hours for 18 holes, you can play almost every club in your bag. Well worth the drive and time.

The course was in the worst condition of any course I have played. At noon, on a Saturday in…read moreAugust, the only maintenance that had been done recently was mowing the greens and they were wet and did not have fresh cups cut. The fairways might have been mowed at some time in the last week. The roughs and tees hadn't been mowed for several weeks and the rough was so long in places that you had trouble locating your ball much less playing it out of the crabgrass and clover. There were areas around the greens where the rough was 6-8" long. The tee markers hadn't been moved in weeks and the tees were full of divots in 3-4" long grass and some of the back tees didn't even have turf. There were numerous areas that were saturated due to irrigation system leaks. It's a great design but due to years of neglect it is not a quality course to play.

Course is coming back into good condition. Great price too! Definitely worth giving it a shot.read more

Amazing coarse. Played first of October. Fairways 10 out of 10. Green can be diabolical, up is down…read moreand left is right. If you are good at reading greens, no problem. Staff great also. Best golf cart I have ever rented. No GPS but VERY comfortable.

Years ago we hated the course because it wasn't kept up and seemed like kind of a dog track. Now…read morethey have spent money on improving the greens and the layout, and the fairways are beautiful. We play here a couple of times a year now. They can get crowded on the weekends, FYI.

Very nice golf course and layout around the many water areas. Carts provided distance to each hole…read moreand greens crew weren't invasive to our round. Fairways were well cut and the ball sat well. Summer play wasn't an issue. Pricing is a bit high when you consider Thoroughbred is less mid-week. Would go back again in a heartbeat.

Everything. I am going to be back in the area and this will be my number one stop if I can make…read moreit. The food is always excellent along with the great staff and ambience

I have been playing this course for over 20 years. I now live near Chicago and I only get to play…read moreit once every few years. However, the greens are always fast and beautiful, the courses manicured to perfection, the layout is great and the restaurant is fantastic. Not to mention it's so affordable. If you get a chance play this course!

We were vacationing in the area and played this course for the first time. Very nice layout and the…read morecourse was in great condition. The greens were soft and true.

Very good course for the area. Course is well maintained and plenty of holes to choose from with…read morethree 9 hole options. Greens are a little slower for the area but can be considered a nice calmer way of playing than usual. However the cart I was given had a defect whether it wasn't charged or it was a poor cart. Asked the manager for a new cart and instead of getting one the manager rode around in our cart and convinced us it was fine...it wasn't. Instead of a normal card speed of 12-15 mph it was around 5 the slow speed was a constant annoyance. I found it weird he didn't give us a new cart considering it wasn't busy. Other than that poor customer service the course it self was great. Would recommend to others but hopefully anyone who goes there gets a good cart because if you don't you can't switch for whatever reason.

One of the best kept local courses in the Muskegon. 27 great holes that uses every club in your…read morebag

30$ to golf 27$ for 6 balls. Had to wait 30 minutes to tee off.(our fault not scheduling ahead)…read morewaited nobody went when our time came around a group of 6 came at the same time, All hit before we were done with first hole. Group of 6 in front group of 6 behind very slow. No hole higher than 380. Don't expect to use driver. Talked to club about it didn't care. Good luck.

Pizza was great with a awesome atmosphere with nice outdoor seating. this is a rare find. The best…read morepizza in this area . skippy

Hickory is a great spot for just a casual day on the green. It isn't super fancy and it's an older…read morecourse. It is well maintained. It can get very busy likely because it's affordable. They have carts for rent and you can also rent clubs. The staff are friendly. Their clubhouse is very small but it does have a nice bathroom. Overall a nice course to play 9 or 18.

This place is a beginner golfers dream ! It's cheap, has four 9 hole courses and wide open…read morefairways. If you just want to get out its a great place. The greens are well maintained but the fairways are not well defined. Over all a fun Easy course for a fair price.

Overall a surprisingly nice stay. The staff were hard working and kind, the property (though dated)…read morewas neat and orderly, the breakfast sufficient, and the water park (aside from the slippery floors) was fun! We spent $255 to spend the night at the Loft Hotel, continental breakfast for four, and TWO days of water park access. The lodging felt very "old school" motel where you walk around outside, open the door with your key and it opens up to a room filled with two standard beds, a dresser with a TV standing on top, a sink and mirror, and through the door a bath/ shower combo with the toilet. Our room was unique in that it had a door connecting to another room. We locked it. The people that occupied it, we could hear them talk, cough, sneeze, fart, and anything else people do. Maybe next time we might spring for the thourghbred suites for the extra $20. Much more space and privacy. We let our penny pinching personalities betray us with that decision. The lofts sit on a high hill with many stairs to negotiate. There is ONE handicap spot, but some steps and slippery areas still need be negotiated. Please be aware of that. Also, be aware that check-in takes forever. It took at least 20 minutes and only two people were ahead of us. Sign waivers ahead of time to speed up this already painfully slow process. The water park was overall fun. Again, the staff were friendly and helpful. The biggest complaint were the new floors. Though pretty, they were extremely slippery when wet and both my children fell, scraped their skin, and bumped their heads. I witnessed this also happen to an adult and another child while we were playing with the kids. One of my kids had to be patched up by the staff because he was bleeding. They were apologetic, they had caution when wet signs, and a few people were dedicated to squeegeeing up access water to avoid a more dangerous kind of spill. If you come, make sure to walk slowly. I'm not kidding. Also, bring your own towels or be prepared to purchase them once you're there. Aside from the floor problem, the space was impressive. They had about 5 water slides up and running. Most took a single or double tube, but one fit our whole 4 person family. That was fun. They also have a splash pad for little kids, a fun lazy River loop, a sports section with volleyball, basketball and leap frog onto the pads with a rope. My favorite part was the indoor/ outdoor hot tub. Pretty crowded Friday night, but open. Saturday they had to close it after a child threw up in it. I'm happy we chose to go Friday night rather than Saturday, because it was uncomfortably crowded on Saturday. I guess everyone in the area had the same idea as us. We decided not to pay extra for the tubing hill, even though we woke up to fresh powder. The kids were sick of the cold. We sprung to pay extra and play some black light mini golf. The course was surprisingly fun and well laid out with interesting holes that wind behind and look out from above at the water park. We even got to see some people screaming down a slide. It was really cool. My favorite hole was the one that reminded me of the game plink-o. It was worth the money. Breakfast was in an impressive room at the saloon restaurant. Again, some of the staff were amazing, especially the cook who constantly was restocking the serve yourself hot breakfast items. You have a choice of someone serving you orange juice or water and they come around with coffee. The breakfast had an assortment of meats, French toast, cereals, yogurt, and bagel/ muffins. Everything was sufficient. After we checked out and had our fill at the water park. We packed up the car and drove to the back forty acres of this property. What a neat spot! Full of cabins, a western looking set up filled with shops, outdoor water slides, an area where you can horseback ride and an outdoor park to name a few things. That could be a fun summer place to discover. Overall, a few hiccups, but happy we discovered and enjoyed our stay at Double JJ Resort. I feel like it needs at least one more visit to experience everything it has to offer.

My family and I camped at Double JJ Resort 11 yrs ago and although it wasn't a great experience due…read moreto staffing issues, we decided to drive the 3+ hours and try again because our granddaughter enjoyed the barn and animals so much. We now have 4 young grandsons and I am sure they would have enjoyed the animals just as much! The donkey, AJ, was our favorite, but the two bulls and rabbits were a hit too! When my adult son called to make our reservations for Aug 6-9, 2026 he specifically asked about the animals and AJ. He was transferred to the equestrian manager who informed him that AJ had sadly passed since our last visit but that there were two new donkeys for us to meet there. We could hardly wait! The boys were so excited!! You can imagine all of our surprise and the children's and my disappointment when we walked from the back of the campground all the way to the barn (prob over a 1/2 mile) just to find the barn locked up tight and no animals anywhere other than the horses they use for offering paid horseback riding. They have gotten rid of all of the animals, which in my opinion was a huge mistake. Next we headed to the playground, which is situated between the little town area & the campground. That was disappointment number 2. The wooden structures are unsafe and not maintained. There was a hole in floor of the large play wagon and exposed deck screws. For reference, we were on lots 54 & 55, in the back of the campground by the cabins. The bathhouse, which contains a men's bathroom, a women's bathroom, a small family bathroom and 4 shower stalls for everyone to share, are at the front of the campground. It's a long walk from the back to the front if you have a bad back and are older or for a 2 1/2 yr old. There are 2 soap dispensers in both the men's and women's bathrooms. The dispensers closest to the doors were empty our entire stay. Three out of 5 of the stalls in the ladies bathroom had doors with latches that don't line up making it impossible to latch/lock the door. There wasnt any toilet paper in 2 of the stalls until after a man named, I believe he said, Dalton locked down the entire bathhouse building from prior to 9a - 5:30p to power wash. Which meant we couldn't use the toilet when we woke up, couldn't brush our teeth & couldn't shower. There were 10 of us, including 4 children 9 and under. There are wooden doors on the stalls, aluminum walls inside the stalls and across from the stalls are sinks, mirrors,2 soap dispensers, one hand dryer and several electrical outlets and small, rectangular windows above the mirrors. What exactly did he powerwash for over 5 1/2 hours!? I banged on the door after 3 hours and got the man's attention, he informed me that his supervisor told him he HAD to do it. I took pictures of parts of the bathhouse after he left. Part of the wall is buckling away the bottom right, on the wall with the shower head, and is pulled away a few inches. In another shower, the shower head is caked with filth, rust and iron deposit and part of the wall is missing by the handle to turn the water on. I called the front reception desk twice while the guy was power washing and spoke to Madison about it. She said it's the responsibility of the housekeeping manager, Roxy. We then decided to try and turn the day around and take the children to the indoor waterpark. I stopped at the front desk and spoke to Madison again about the inconvenience of having the only bathhouse within the campgrounds closed for over 5 1/2 hours, before purchasing our tickets into the indoor waterpark, and she said she emailed the housekeeping manager, Roxy, and hadn't received a reply. I then asked to speak to Madison's manager. She went into the office and came back a couple of minutes later and informed me that it isn't his department and therefore he was unwilling to speak with me. We purchased the tickets,, spending over $200 & the two hot tubs had broken jets. The elevator was unusable. The adult only hot tub barely had enough water to cover the top jets and was filthy. Broken lounge chair almost caused a fall. Elevator was unusable to get down to the waterpark area and back up. A man working in the stables at the campground stormed out of the barn and across the paddock at us, including 4 young boys aged 9-2 1/2, hollering at us to leave. We were just standing by the fence, which includes electric fencing for safety reasons, looking at the huge, beautiful horses and taking pictures. Apparently that isn't allowed. Save yourself a lot of disappointment and potentially an injury and do not camp at this resort or visit their indoor waterpark. Nothing is maintained properly and the staff is of no assistance whatsoever. The photos I am trying to include of the broken playground equipment, the filthy hot tub, rust covered showerhead, missing wall piece in the shower, etc ... won't up load for some reason.

What a great layout! And the condition was exceptional…read more Great folks in the pro shop and bar. However, my game did not match the above. My bad! Will be back!!

Playing the course in late October, added a new level of difficulty to the course other than the…read morealready challenging track. The weather was mid 60's which is not conducive to long ball flight additionally the course yardage on the scorecard was mathematically not long, so why did it play so difficult? Elevation changes are common, walking off yardage from the marker's is important to a player that desired it. I mis-clubbed all day and the dense air coupled with 6 beers the evening prior and I just could not score. The greens hold approach shouts quite well as they were damp, but not soggy. I could not wrap my mind around how lightning quick and how much subtle break were in all of my putts. I made one 8 footer all day-nothing outside of that and little inside of that. Its the shortest longest course I have ever played..