East at Warren Valley Golf Course Scorecard and Tees

Warren Valley Golf Club offers two courses that are situated alongside the Rouge River, sprawling across rolling terrain that is studded with stands of mature trees. Opened in 1922, the East and West Courses represent two of Donald Ross' first designs in Michigan. The Scottish architect designed each with a traditional, player-friendly layout that still has plenty of challenges in store. The East Course is the longer of the two courses at 6,189 yards, but only by about 60 yards or so. There are four scenic holes on the golf course that incorporate the river. The fairways are generous but lined with trees and the open greens are fairly level in front, giving them an inviting feel. Bunkering is sparse on this golf course but you will be surprised by the amount of elevation changes that can be found throughout.