Calumet Country Club

Not many people out, so there really was no waiting. Nice course, but some neglect in maintenance. For instance, several of the sand traps were overgrown with weeds.

Never play here. They paired me with someone who stole my pitching wedge, contacted the clubhouse by phone and email with no response, course was in terrible condition, as well. Will not be coming back here again.

This used to be a really good course, but it’s obviously been let go. There are no amenities anymore, the tee boxes are a joke, and the greens are just hanging on. It’s a real shame.

Pictures make this course look beautiful and I’m sure it was…in 2005.

Super excited to play this course and thought we were getting a deal, only to arrive and feel catfished.

You pull into the “country club” and realize the pictures are from 2010.

You realize there’s actually no driving range, no restrooms, and no snack bar.

GPS doesn’t work because they’ve been switching the course around.

To get to a few holes you have to cross the middle of the fairway for other holes.

The course isn’t bad.

In 2010 I bet it was amazing.

It’s just old now.

…. If they took care of the greens and sand traps I would probably play again… just not 70$

Greens were all dead, dandelions everywhere made it hard to find a ball, even in the fairway. Hot deal for 58 bucks with cart.

For the price of $70, and being a country club you would think they would have it together. To start you pull in and the parking lot is a mess with over grown plants, not manicured. We arrive 4 minutes prior to the tee time and waited to be serviced for 5 minutes to where the lady then indicated we were late... she said our tee time was 1 minute ago and I told her well we were standing in front of you for the past 5 minutes.

The course layout is trash, GPS isnt correct and the greens are basically bare.

Course is great, layout and conditions are next level, price is totally fair, pro shop guy was less than friendly but aside from that totally good time

I’m baffled by all of these negative reviews. I just played and was thoroughly impressed. First off the course layout is SPECTACULAR—Ive played the Biltmore in Miami and this layout impressed me more. Like, seriously. My friend and I (with whom I also played the Biltmore) could easily imagine tournaments being played here. Which indeed they were. The fairways were closely mowed, and even though the greens were speckled in color, they rolled PURE, like deceivingly smooth. And the rough is tricky with dandelions like people say (definitely keep an eye on your ball) but that’s a fun challenge! There are some fairway bunkers that aren’t cleaned, but that actually also made for some creative shots that were frequently rewarding. Yes there isn’t really a clubhouse. At the end of the day, this course is past its prime, but in my humble opinion, they’re spending their money in all the right places. I really think you should ignore the negative reviews and give this special layout a try.

It is very clear that the course is either going under or being sold. The history seems great and if the conditions were ok, it would be a great layout. There are dandelions everywhere and the tee boxes are either weeds or sand. Greens are ok but they do not water them. Really too bad because it has the potential to be a cool course if the owners cared at all.

Horrible upkeep, dandelions overgrowth everywhere. The layout is fantastic. I could tell back in it's day this place was awesome. This was my first time on this course so I wanted to see the layout. Narrow fairways and sharp dog legs. Rated pace of play so low because of searching for golf balls in 6in tall weeds.

Greens are in great shape but tee boxes need some work.

Good for price course could be in better shape especially tee boxes

Fairways are in fairly good shape but greens need a lot of work. Course layout is confusing and GPS for apps is not updated so apps are useless. Still an interesting course that is playable but recommend at a low cost only