Great family course, very affordable. Family owned and operated. Talk to Keith Sr., he's got a…read moremillion great stories. Course is tight in some spots but fairly short. The front side is hilly while the back side has a lot of water hazards to look out for. Excellent greens. Not too busy, especially on the weekdays so it's easy to get in a quick round for not a lot of money. They usually have coupons in the local paper.

A miracle turnaround for the greens! I've been golfing here…read moreon and off for 30 years and this year's greens are in the best condition ever. Owner is constantly improving, even the clubhouse. Looks like dozens of new trees planted this year. Sprinkler system for the driving range is going on this year

This is now called Mighty Oak golf course and driving Range. It's a par three and is great for…read morefamilies, beginners and even for intermediate players who want to get some playing in. It's kept up nicely, has cute little hidden decorations along the course and the people who run it are absolutely the best. They're super friendly and helpful. Reasonable cost, cards are available as well as lessons.

I tried this course the other day because I was bored of Mill Race in Jonesville and I am glad I…read moredid. Great course and a pretty easy one, I am not a PGA tour level golfer so this is perfect for me. I liked the scenery and prices were good for golfing, equipment, and snacks. I will be going here again.

Nice course to play on an early Sunday morning. The course is accurately named with tons of deer…read moreroaming freely throughout. The island green was especially fun and challenging.

The Friday walleye dinner was very good second only to the excellent service. Always a pleasant…read moreexperience for dinner

Nice golf course, interesting layout, not overcrowded, with wonderful, friendly owners and staffread more

Tomac Woods is a great place to spend your time golfing! The staff is extremely friendly and…read morewelcoming! They offer 18 holes that combine a reasonably open front nine with a reasonably challenging back nine, a driving range, and a large practice green. Tees offered are gold, red, white, and blue. If you're looking for lessons or club repair, they have an on-course teaching professional that outside of summer works as a full-time golf coach. If you're looking for a small, friendly, well-priced golf course with perks for players of all levels, stop by Tomac Woods!

Front 9, did not play the back 9 Pros:…read moreEasy course for beginners and intermediates. Course layout not intimitating, but gives enough challange. Pretty good transition for hole to hole (except the 4th to the 5th a little confusing) Cons: First, the course has alot of spots that water drainage are very poor. Very muddy (most likely due to all the rain lately), but muddy never-the-less. Second, the course is slightly overpriced. Good deal on Friday's, but during the week and weekends I would go to the Jackson or Battle Creek courses. Finally, the woman at the counter, I believe the owner, was very rude. She acted like she was doing me a favor for being there. She instructed me to let faster players play thru, duh. She said it with a nasty attitude.When I asked her what was the rating and slope of the course she looked at me like how dare I ask her that. I personnaly will not go back there again. There are much, much better course around with much better deals.

Sweet ride. Mostly flat and "smooth" by Michigan standards. I can imagine how beautiful it would…read morebe in the fall with the foliage. It runs 10.1 miles one way and the parking lot is a further drive if you use the trailhead on Yelp. On the other end there are restroom and a portable. Although there are many bodies of water as you ride across, there are no waterfalls as the name might suggest. Midway there is a nice cross breeze as it cuts between a lake. Today there was a horde of teenagers walking to the lake and was oblivious to anyone else around them. Hopefully, this is not a regular occurrence as it was difficult to navigate around them.

The Falling Waters Trail in Jackson County, Michigan serves as a great recreation spot for…read morebicyclists, joggers and walkers in the central part of the Mitten State. The trail is a beautifully paved 10.4 mile pathway linking the west side of the City of Jackson with the picturesque Village of Concord, Michigan with its many Victorian homes. The trail was once an old Michigan Central Railroad route and was converted to a Rails-to-Trails recreation area in 2007. The trail runs through rural countryside and beautifully shaded woodlands with only a handful of road crossings. The trail's name reflects the area's natural beauty and the region's native Potawatomi Indian tribe..."The land of Falling Waters". The Jackson trailhead at Weatherwax Drive and Park Road provides plenty of secure parking as does the trailhead ten miles to the west in Concord. Today we rode the full 21 miles out and back in beautiful Michigan summer weather before rewarding ourselves with Orange Creamsicle Milkshakes at Arby's on the way out of town....definitely a 5-star biking experience all the way.

Cute little park. The gazebo, grounds, and restrooms were all clean. Actually remarkably free of…read moregoose droppings. Nice place to grill burgers on our little Weber by the Kalamazoo River.

This beautiful park sits at the bottom end of a wide area of the Kalamazoo River. This evening, it…read morewas particularly pretty watching the geese on the water, the running water of the spillway and the (currently empty) bandshell with a nearby gazebo. I have no doubt that this is even better when there's some sort of musical performance going on. The Marshall Riverwalk starts here and goes through the trees and over some wooden bridges past the spillway. Maybe some more parking would be good, but that's the only thing wrong here. [Review 11097 overall, 870 of 2019.]