Hawk/Eagle at Pine Knob Golf Club

I found the course to be in good shape. Greens had a good speed to them. Nice challenging layout on this course. Foreigners that come to play there should learn golf etiquette. You 4 Foreign women playing in front of you and refuse to let a single play through

Course was dry and in great shape for the first week of the season.

greens in terrific condition for the time of year. Fast and rolling nicely while receptive.

Always a challange if you play Blue or White Tee's. Number one Tee box still in same location as the fall. Need to move them back.I am 72 and can reach the green with a solid drive.8 and 9 on Eagle are a bit confusing. All though they play about the same yardage one is a par 5 and the other a 4. Also #7white tee on the Hawk Was back at 440. A bit much for recreational golfers.

Great day to be on the course, weather wise.The only issue we had was after the turn 2 golfers coming straight from their cars in the parking lot tried to sneak ahead of us on the Eagle. (The golf course was already packed.)

Loved the course layout and scenery. Staff was friendly and accommodating. My only complaint was the amount of leaves made the course near unplayable. I know that is part of fall golf in Michigan, but losing multiple balls that were hit in the fairway due to the amount of leaves on the course is another level. Absolutely will be back to try the course again in the spring.

Have played pine Knob for Years. Both courses were leaf filled fairways and Greens. I didn’t see anybody blowing at either course. I understand it’s a challenge on a windy fall day this late but assumed Pine Knob would have the resources to do so.