Copper Hills Golf Club - Hill Course

Excellent pace of play. Course in great shape. Players need to be reminded to repair their ball marks on the greens. No need for a fancy club house when your course is this nice.

Very pretty course, pace of play was rushed due to golfers behind us. They wouldn’t play through and insisted on waiting. Staff was friendly, club house nothing special. But overall a good experience and will definitely be back.

Went as a single and was to be paired up, but the rest of the group arrived early and tee'd off 25 minutes early. I went out as a single, played through the 3-some and finished in just about 2 1/2 hours. was not busy. Greens and fairways in great shape thanks to amount of rain all summer. Nothing in the way of amentities. Tough course from the blues and blacks, whites are still challenging - so it offers everyone a good and honest challenge if you play from the proper tees.

Would come back again. Very challenging..

Lots of fun.

First three holes took well over an hour. Called the Clubhouse to see why it was so slow at 8:00 AM and a woman who answered the phone told me, “if you don’t like the pace of play then leave and we will give you a nine hole rain check. Real classy! Only wanted a Ranger to come out and push play a little

Picked this course by accident but I was pleasantly surprised I played the marsh/jungle and the marsh was fun to play and the jungle took most of my balls but still a good round

I’ll never understand why golfcourses don’t invest in the clubhouse. Could bring in hundreds of thousands every year in weddings alone. Good golf course though. I’d play a lot more if it wasn’t a little ways away

Played a great round. Finished in 4ish hours and the grilled dogs and burgers at the turn have improved too!

If you play better when you have a challenge in front of you, try this hidden gem. It has lots of elevation changes, wide and narrow fairways, water hazards and strategically placed sand. In spite of all that, if you play to the right spots, you can beat it. It’s become our favorite course in North Oakland County.

This course is not worth the $70 you pay.

Parking was an empty field right off the road. It was a free for all pretty much

The clubhouse/proshop was like a mobile home, but the lady inside was fairly nice and communicative.

Starters were two young dudes just sending everyone to marsh even when groups coming to the turn are heading to marsh. Caused a backup of 5 groups because of a slow foursome playing scramble. Then when we hit the turn to play jungle, they were sending everyone to jungle! What the actual f**k. So we were backed up on the front 9, and on the back 9. Ridiculous.

Course layout was decent but there were absolutely no signs that told you where the next hole was. Had cart paths going in and out of the woods. Too easy to get lost because of the lack of signs on the paths.

The tee boxes were disgusting for $70. No way this course should be charging $70 when your tee boxes look like that. This place must not have a greenskeeper. Fairways were nice and the green side bunker on 9th of jungle was good. Very soft sand. But the greens on marsh were rough. Some very dry patches that hasn't tasted water in years except when it rains, apparently.

There were a ton of open tee times before and after ours when we signed up on the GolfNow app and somehow we still got stuck playing behind others. This course should only be charging $40. Charging $70 is insane for what you're getting. Makes sense why there were so many open tee times on the app. This was our first and definitely our last time playing there.

Love playing this course. Interesting holes include dog legs and elevation changes and hitting over hazards and that’s what makes golf interesting.