This is the club where everyone knows your name. The staff is personable and professional. The chef and kitchen staff never fail to deliver an exceptional dining experience. The golf is unequalled. read more

Lovely venue. My friend loves his membership. Nice clubhouse, pro shop, meeting space, menu. Check them out! read more

TPC Michigan - Bar - Golf Near Me - Dearborn, Michigan

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Patty S. helped me host a fantastic bridal shower for my daughter!! The room, the food and the employees made the day a great success! Chef's kiss. read more

A truly exceptional course that will challenge every aspect of your game. The course is maintained to near perfection, especially the fairways which were in tournament condition the day I played. I appreciated how different each hole felt and how many different ways the course challenges you to adapt to obstacles. After the round there is a great bar area to grab a drink and unwind. TPC Michigan is definitely not cheap, but it is worth the money if you are looking for a championship golf experience. read more

I really wanted to love this place and have a spot to come back regularly when I'm in the area, but right now I'll have to look elsewhere for the price. Great course and layout. Perfect conditions but the greens were a little slow. Lots of visual trouble off the tee, but there is more space in spots once you play it a couple of times. There were some creative architectural choices: spilt fairways, fairways cut all the way up to a tree guarding a green, and mounding blocking your vision from fairways. Only issues were that the water hazards/penalty areas come into play quickly off the tee. Lots of hybrids and fairway woods off the tee even from the back. Also the reeds were so high that all the greens that could be framed nicely by the water were blocked out completely, even the flags at times. Would have driven up to take a look at where to hit but I walked. Cruised around alone at a good pace and rarely saw anyone during a beautiful summer day. The thing that made this visit less enjoyable was the staff. Guy loading bags who may have been the starter at the time didn't give me the time of day. I walked into the clubhouse and had to wait more than 5 minutes before anyone showed up. Then an assistant pro (?) checked me in. When I said I was going to walk he hesitated and still charged me the cart fee. He seemed to be on a rush to get somewhere else and didn't want to redo the ticket. Then he proceeded to give me poor directions before I was sent on my way. Person at the halfway house randomly put ketchup and mustard over the hotdog, bun, and container. Couldn't even grab the hotdog without condiments covering my hands. Just so odd. Cart girl was get pleasant at least. Definitely almost hit her on 11 but she was nice about it. Finished and left without a word from a different dude working the carts I walked past. Great course, would love to play it again. Might just have to play with a regular next time you see how others are treated. read more

TPC Michigan - Tall reeds often block your view of greens. But often there are more playable areas than you think once you get closer. - Golf Near Me - Dearborn, Michigan

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It doesn't get much better than TPC Michigan. Played here many times as a guest, and the quality of the course both in design and upkeep is tough to match. If you've ready my other golf course reviews, one of my pet peeves of Michigan courses is the over-watering so many do. This is NOT the case with TPC. What does this mean? No mud-balls, nice runout in the fairways, and green which do NOT get chewed up with huge ball mark craters. This is a *golfers* club. Never got the chance to eat here, the grill was always closed when we finished (6pm?? odd). But be warned -- this is one of the most difficult tracks you will ever play. While it's not the most difficult off the tee, the approach shots require precision. There aren't many greens which aren't angled one way or another, so you have to get the line and distance just right. I do find the par 5s to be the easiest part of this course, however, so you do get a break from time to time. Also, most approach shots are level or downhill. There's really only 1 bad hole on this course (more on that later!) Some highlights: #1 - This is a good representation of what you'll see at TPC. Pretty generous fairway, with a green angled from left to right (close to far). If you push your 2nd shot you'll either catch a pretty deep bunker, or if it's really far right, into the marsh. But hit it a little left/long, you'll catch the bunker in back. Geesh. There's really no bailout area unless you're short/left. #3 Is your first par 5, and it's all about positioning your 2nd for an easier shot into the green. I'm not a long hitter (230 off the tee) and I can get it down there for a wedge in. But it's a small narrow green, so getting the proper angle into the green makes the 3rd so much easier! #4 is where it starts to get tough. Long par 3 with a super narrow green. Indicative of what you'll see at TPC #6 is a short par 4, but again, the approach is the tough par. Over water, with really no bailout. Hit it left/long and a small pot bunker awaits you. Hit it short or right and you're in the water. #7 on the card plays 542 from the blue tees, but the hole plays much shorter due to the downhill 2nd shot that just runs and runs. ANOTHER narrow green, but you should only have a wedge in with a couple of good shots. #8 is a pretty par 3, and you finally get a LITTLE break with a larger green. But again, you cannot hit it short unless you're a bit right! #9 is a 400 yard par 4, and you'll get a large green to welcome you. Not much trouble here, but short right and you'll find a bunker. #11 has a split fairway. Big hitters can take it to the right and have a flip wedge in, us mortals have to play up the left. While there is trouble around the green, there is SOME room to miss it. To me, this hole is all about the tee shot. #12 is their "signature" par 3. If the pin is in the front, it's a small landing area, but when it's in the back, you better get it back there. A little bit of room to the left of the green on this one. #13, another good downhill par 5. The green is what makes this hole tricky. Kind of a "clover leaf" and you need to get the ball on the proper level. Ok, #14. 429 from the blues, but the off the tee distance isn't the difficult part. The problem is you will be FORCED to hit a 170-200 yard shot for your 2nd, because you cannot hit the tee ball through the fairway, otherwise you're in the junk. I'm not sure how the blue-haired members play this hole. Maybe up and around to the right, where there's a 10 yard wide area? Perhaps into the adjacent hole? Not sure. I'm guessing some environmental laws prevent them from extending the fairway out, but if they could, it would make this hole soooo much better. It needs to be extended about 50-75 yards more so you can hit your drive as far as you want. #15 gets you to the home stretch. Another difficult par 3, but at least penalty areas aren't everywhere! #16 is a short par 4, but don't let that fool you. Difficult to hit this shallow, awkward green. Keep it long if you can. #17, really, as I type this and go through the holes in my mind, the par 5s here are just really good. This is a nice risk/rewards. The water can come into play off the tee if you pull this left, and positioning of the 2nd shot is important for a decent angle to green guarded by big hills right, and water left. Too bad this isn't the finishing hole. You can make birdie here, or double with one good or bad swing. #18, for a finishing hole, eh, it's ok. Not great, not terrible. Marsh crosses the fairway, and for a guy like me, I can't really reach it unless I pull it left a bit. Go a little right, however, and you're blocked out from the green by a big tree. Green is pretty large compared to others. I don't know if I would join here if I lived closer -- it may just be too hard to play on a daily basis, but you sure will get better if you did. On the plus side, the course is totally walkable, and I always enjoy a good walk. read more

One of my favorite courses to play in southeast Michigan metro Detroit. This course is a difficult course if you're not a solid ball striker & the penalties are everywhere. The other aspect is the clientele are all fans of the game and all the people I've played with and met have been great. The staff and restaurant is fantastic with top notch service. read more

A fun and challenging course in the Detroit area. Played in July and the course was in perfect shape. Pace of play was great and there was a beverage cart which we saw about 3 times during the round. As a visiting member from another club, the staff was extremely accommodating and helpful. Joined up with some locals that play the course often. Their knowledge of the course was needed and appreciated. Course is in a gated community. read more