Playing golf here is an experience...a really good experience!! Everyone from the people who took…read moreour golf bags, to the people in the pro shop to the starter to the on course marshals were friendly and helpful. The course is beautiful and in great condition. We look forward to playing this course again one day. If you haven't played here, what are you waiting for??

Friends and I used to play this course all the time and enjoyed it very much. However, we haven't…read morebeen able to play it with the new management since they stopped offering deals and raised the cost. I gave it 1 star but I have hopes that they will start running it like Jeff did when he was in charge. Otherwise, I don't know anyone who can afford to play it since we are normal people and not upper classed elites. I am open to raising the score if they become more inclusive.

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..

Beds and pillows in rooms were like sleeping on plywood. Tee boxes could be maintained better. In…read morepast stays, a grill was available at our condo. Not this time.

Food was highly talked about so we decided to give it a go. Service was lovely we thought the…read moreprices seemed reasonable until the food arrived. The croissants we extremely dry and lacked the buttery taste. Coffee tasted like it had been sitting most of the day. Place was clean. Food subpar and service lovely.

Sit out on the patio and enjoy beautiful views of Muskegon Lake. Great service and great menu…read moreoptions. The walleye is simply amazing.

The food was amazing and the service was terrific. We'll be back! Fun place to enjoy and evening…read morewith friends.

This is a gorgeous course and one of the best in Michigan. Challenging but playable for an…read moreIntermediate skilled player like me. We are definitely coming back for more!

I have played a lot of golf all over the State of Michigan and the country. This course ranks up…read morethere with the best of them. The course is kept in immaculate conditions, the greens roll well, and the service is excellent. The course provides great views and is fun to play in the summer and equally as nice in the Fall when the leaves start to turn. In addition to the nice golf, they have a great facility for dining and a very good pro shop. The venue can host large groups and over looks the 18th green an a large lake providing a great backdrop. All around, a great place to play golf and entertain.

Kind of good up north golf course. Everyone involved - friendly . Just a bit more tender loving…read morecare could give my 5th star

Played the golf course today . If you like dogleg lefts, (7 on the front nine alone ) crazy…read morenarrow tee shots , hard pan where the rough should be , greens that slope away from the fairway then this is the course for you . Overhanging trees everywhere . I won't ever be back .

This course is a bit out of the way but I like the layout and the condition is generally good. Some…read morenarrow fairways and the greens are challenging for me! Pricing seems in line with other places. The woman working the bar yesterday (5/9/26) was very helpful and pleasant. The food selection is VERY limited to hot dog or brat and the brat was boiled.....a quick grill would be a huge improvement. The clubhouse is very modest for a pretty nice course. The cart paths are desperately in need of repair and in a few locations I would say they are hazardous.

Golfed here once and would maybe come back. Course is fairly good condition, challenging on a few…read moreholes with some narrow fairways. I don't recall the pricing though, but I only played 9 holes.

Classic Michigan ski resort…read more.. I learned how to snowboard at Caberfae 25 years when in college, and this was the first time back since then... Caberfae was alright back then and still is today. Caberfae is a decent sized Michigan ski resort with no lift lines but minimal amenities, and can be a blast on a powder day. The biggest drawback though is if it's not a powder day, have fun shredding on a sheet of solid ice. After 22 years in the USAF and snowboarding all over the world (I am admittedly spoiled), I forgot what snowboarding on ice feels like... Ouch for anyone over the age of 40 lol. Although Caberfae does a good job of snow making and grooming of trails, the lack of continued fresh powder makes the resort an ice rink when fresh snow does not fall... Add in all the beginners that frequent the hill (and there's a lot) and this place can be a hospital bill waiting to happen, so be aware and have your head on a swivel. All-in-all though, Caberfae is a good family-friendly, beginner's resort, with respectably priced lift tickets, and has enough terrain to have a fun day on the hill. Dave Portnoy 6.8

My experience here at Caberfae was amazing . I'd like to give a big compliment to Jessica at the…read morebar . She always seemed so welcoming and happy to serve us our drinks . As for the hotel the staff was very nice and friendly. A bit pricey but overall good experience.

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.

The Inn at St. Ives is located on the grounds of the St. Ives golf course in a rural, remote wooded…read morecommunity in Stanwood, MI. The property is not easily accessible from the highway or main roads and there is no small town located near the resort. The Inn was extremely dated and sad. Our room was clean and had an old large jacuzzi tub; however, the shower porcelain was chipped and the drain was clogged after showering (without hair washing). Our room was pretty sparse and had an old small table with a small television (the size of a desktop computer), which didn't work very well. There was a large lobby with tables and chairs which perhaps in days gone by, served snacks and/or meals; however, there is no water or food served at the Inn, not even a light continental breakfast or self-service coffee/tea bar. For meals, there is a casual bar and grill located a short drive up the hill to the clubhouse with sport programming on the tv screens. If you live near Stanwood, MI, and want a quiet, peaceful spot to simply golf for a weekend, void of a nearby town, restaurant, pub, sightseeing or walking path, this is the place for you. We visited the pro shop located near the clubhouse; however, found the store clerk somewhat unfriendly.

I travel weekly for work and have never stayed in a hotel as dirty and unsafe as this one. The door…read morein my room would not lock because the deadbolt was misaligned with the door. Multiple drill holes are on the door without being patched. The carpet in my room and the hallways has multiple disgusting stains. The paint in my room and the hallway is chipping. The room and hallways are poorly lit and smell like mold. The microwave in my room is so old I am not sure how to work it or if it is safe. The microwave stands on an equally as old mini fridge like a college dorm room. The interior is from the early 80s at best and very old. The price? $200 per night is too higher for what they offer in return. The night desk attendant answered "I do not know" to every question asked by multiple guests. "Which war is my room?", "Where do we get wood for the fire pit?