This is a very nice course and has the MacKenzie name on it but the conditions of the course is…read moresubpar for a championship venue. Experienced being in two bunkers with both having less than a speckle of sand over hardpan clay. Green speeds were inconsistent.

No question this is a great course. I played in a league on this course for 3 years, and really…read moreenjoyed it. However, I am now in my 70's and this is a bit too much of a challenge for me. Just getting my third shot over the water on 18 is now a challenge! Many holes are long, some have blind shots, and the greens are always challenging. I typically play here only once or twice a year now, just to remind myself how challenging it is!

This is specifically for the driving range, as a non-golfer. Not sure if this is how they all work,…read morebut I was pleasantly surprised at how easy it is to go practice! My husband took me, as someone who has never played golf before in my life, to hit balls. We didn't need to prebook anything, just showed up, walked over to the driving range, used the self-serve machine to get a couple buckets of balls, walked over to an open spot, and that was that! It was a pretty crowded day (based on how many cars were in the parking lot), but the driving range wasn't crowded at all, so I'm guessing it usually isn't full. Easy to park in a large lot, there's food and drink on site in the clubhouse if you want it, and conveniently located just outside of town on the SW side of Ann Arbor. I'll be back!

I have put off writing this review for too long. This course is great. Always pretty well kept and…read moregood layout, especially for the price. Greta driving range. The staff are 11/10 though. Great people and the food/drink at the restaurant is great. Matt (I think that's his name) was more than a 5 star restaurant. We spilled a drink and he and his team replaced it for free. All of this plus the incredible sunsets are unbeatable.

my son worked with Ben in chicago , He went from a noice 13 year old to a talented scratch golfer…read moreover his 4 years together . ben was always available for questions and concerned for his game, phone call, text , email . he taught the whole game to my son from tee to green , and his soft demeanor is perfect for today's athlete. As my son is a young adult now, ( +1handicap) the best thing ben did was teach my son how to tweak his game, and the lessons learned years ago , gave him a love of golf and the ability to fix his mistakes with the golf swing quickly on the course, , you don't want to take lessons forever , with ben you will have that solid base to become the player you want to be .

Pine View is a nice little course to play if you're in the area. The prices for a round of 9 during…read morethe week are pretty average, and there's a smaller, cheaper par 3 course (the Little Pine Nine) to play if that's your thing. The driving range is standard, but they have an automatic ball machine right next to the range so you can skip the clubhouse altogether. They take pretty decent care of the course, though the Little Pine course is much rougher. Fairways are nice and short, and everything is well-watered. I've played both the back and front nine, and while they're hugely different, both are fun to play. I enjoyed them as a very very new golfer, but so did my father, who's been playing much longer. A few words of advice, though-- call ahead to find out when the leagues and private lessons are. We got stuck once behind a group of women practicing after their private lesson, and it was horribly frustrating. We waited nearly 20 minutes for them to play a par-3 hole. Also, wear bug spray. Not a little dab. Not a little tea tree oil. I mean about three quarts of high-DEET deep-woods-off. The mosquitoes are absolutely vicious, especially on the back 9 and the Little Pines, which are shadier courses.

SEXIST COURSE!! was having a great time with my boyfriend, the people on another hole waved for…read moretheir ball that they hit over in our hole, (hole 9 vs hole 1), so I hit back near the WOMEN's tees (so not around them at all and they were happy and waved thank you) and the man who sits near the first hole zoomed over in the GREEN and was extremely sexist and made feel uncomfortable looking at me in a weird way like a scumbag. He was a white older man with short brown hair. He said that he was "warning me that I was aggravating them" even though I simply threw the ball back over to the people who asked and they were happy. Then I was on the grass next to the sidewalk (not fairway) and he told me that I needed to get on the sidewalk while he drove across the fairway to tell me this?? Does that make sense? Even though he drove on it to scold me, another 5-6 group of boys were on it the fairway at other holes and he didn't tell them anything. Completely disrespectful and distasteful. I used to work at Eagle Crest, so I know the rules, thank you very much and I am absolutely disgusted with management. Go across the street.

It all depends on what you want. I had a driver shaft fitting on February 16th, with a delivery…read moredate of a week to ten days. I put down a deposit of 50% of the total cost as requested by the fitter. On February 23rd , got a call from the fitter telling me MOG couldn't order the shaft without 100% of the total cost prepaid. The new delivery date was a week to ten days from the 23rd. I waited a week and called to check the status of my order. I was put on hold for about 10 minutes while the person checked. She came back on the line and said the person whose job it is to order shafts had forgotten to do so. At this point the fitting was over two weeks ago, without any action by MOG. The young woman apologized and said the shaft would be ordered the next day, with an expected delivery in a week. Of course, that didn't happen. Long story short and over a dozen phone calls to MOG I was able to pick up my new driver shaft on March 19th. Remember how I said I'd paid 100% in advance for my order? The counter guy apparently didn't know the process and couldn't read the computer properly so he tried to charge me again for the shaft. I said I'd already paid for it. He said, "How do I know that?" Fortunately, he managed to figure out the MOG computer system that showed I had indeed paid 100% in advance. The good news is the MOG fitter did an excellent job and I'm extremely happy with my new driver shaft. The bad news is the MOG retail staff is poorly trained in how to get answers to questions regarding special orders. The bottom line, for me, is that after a couple of decades of doing business with MOG, including getting fitted for a set of irons and a complete driver fitting prior to my latest purchase, I'm not going back to MOG for anything, not even to hit range balls.

The selection here is adequate and the value pretty much the same but where they lack is in…read morecustomer service, they are busy enough that they don't care. Clubs were ordered 5-6 wks ago, after hearing nothing called and was told must have had the wrong number... upon picking up my clubs the number was correct... they just didn't call apparently they had been there for 4 wks... Should have gone to Carls!

I went here for a fundraiser. There is ample parking close to the building. It is a great place to…read morean event. You have a nice size room with plenty of space and setup. It was clean and the staff were attentive.

Lovely spot for casual dining. Surpri fly good for a golfing location. Outside seating on the patio…read morewith pleasant breezes as the full moon rose over the water made a perfect evening. Food: 5/5. We tried their grilled chicken sandwich, their 1/2 pound hamburger with cheese and bacon, and their club salad with dried cherries and pecans. All were done nicely and tasted yummy. We would highly recommend all 3 menu items. Service 5/5: The servers were so pleasant and friendly. Brit was super helpful. We were not rushed. The setting is lovely -overlooking the golf course and water. We didn't eat inside but the bar area where we ordered was clean and attractive and the patio where we ate had tables well spaced.

The exercises are tough, instructors attentive, and the space is clean and welcoming. But…read moredefinitely not neurodivergent friendly. The music is unfathomably loud. While I understand this is mostly a "me" problem- I do also think the music is overkill levels of loud. It's a shame because I loved the workout- I even tried to go back a second time with ear plugs but sadly it still made me sick from sound stimulation.

I am client of unlimited class per month, but recently this studio keeps cancel class short before…read moreclass started. And send you a text "sorry for inconvenience " . only this month 5 classes were canceled in this way. last Saturday I was sick and informed that I could not make the class and she chard $15 fee, but when they cancel 5 classes nothing is done for the client. so disappointed with this specific studio.. No star for this studio