Rouge Park Golf Course

Fun course, friendly and helpful staff. A few easier holes and a few harder ones. Some short part 4's, so it does slow down a bit on the last few holes.

The "Rouge" is a delight to play. The Rouge River meanders through the course layout providing anything but an inner city experience. Magestic Old trees, elevation changes, abundant water hazards, sand bunkers, tree lined fairways, and heather lined fairways provide for a challenging and interesting layout. I've seen deer, fox and coyote on the course over the couple seasons I've played there. In general the course is always in very playable condition. The personable and friendly course management team does a good job with the resources they have. I would hope for some improvements to cart paths and tee boxes in the relatively near future as they are beginning to show their age.

I highly recommend you play the Rouge Park Golf Course!

This was a fun course to play on. I had to cut my round short on hole 16 when the torrential rain started, but was having a great time. There are lots of challenging holes and interesting layouts. Most courses I've found in Metro Detroit are all flat, devoid of trees and the holes are on top of each other--not to mention commanding a PREMIUM price because of their location. While this course has parallel holes, they really weren't small and lacking personal space. The elevation changes are great and they use them in ways I've never seen courses use them before. And there are woods! In Detroit! I even saw a deer!

The carts, clubhouse and all the amenities are perfectly fine. Your more uppity golfers would probably automatically give a low score to this course because it's not brand-spanking new and they're not offering super fancy things you'll find in the outer ring suburbs. It's a great course for your blue collar golfer and let's be honest--if you're not going to entertain the idea of golfing at a course in Detroit, the rest of this stuff isn't going to matter. I'm looking forward to going back!

I've played here 4 times already this year, and would go at any given opportunity. The course atmosphere has been relaxing as well as welcoming staff.

Course layout makes for some pretty fun, interesting holes. Holes with water hazards are tough a lot of the time leaving you to decide on risk/reward options.

All in all this course is great for the price ($32 for 2 people), plays long, scenic, somewhat forgiving for a determined beginner, challenging for experienced golfers.

I'll continue to play here for a long, long time.

In my opinion it's a must play if you live in southeast Michigan, you wont be disappointed!

Excellent, I was able to book and then make a change to my scheduled time. Great thank you.

I haven't played this course in 30 years. It's about time I came back since I forgot almost every hole. I love this course and all courses built in the 1920's.

After a great deal of rain in the city, course in great shape!

Decent course. Staff is friendly, course is nice and price is great. Has amenities for food and drinks. Layout is nice, courses are well taken care of. Shame the neighborhood is not a good area.

A gem in the city of Detroit. Well managed and great layout for this little beauty sitting of the Plymouth rd and Burt intersect. A most play . Great for all handicaps. Go play it.

Good course condition. Staff saud it was cart path only by 80% of course didnt have a cart path guess it would be more of a 90 degree rule staying towards the side and not the middle. Good course for a beginner not alot of challenging holes

Went as a foursome for an 08:40 tee time. There was a threesome one hole in front of us and a threesome who showed up behind us. At hole seven, the course manager drives up to tell us we are golfing "way too slow" and "the group ahead of you is now TWO holes ahead." This was repeated three or four times before he left to direct the threesome behind us to skip hole eight so they can pass us, when we planned to sit back and let them do so anyway at the turn. It should be no surprise that groups of three move faster than groups of four, and both groups were curious as to why it was such a concern of the manager. The course itself is challenging and has a lot of nice features, but being hounded for not keeping up with smaller groups made the experience less enjoyable.

No carts left. 30min wait in 1st hole. Not in great shape.

Very neat course with great layout! There are some real interesting couple holes. Best course right in the Detroit area I have played. Pretty challenging for 6400 from the tips.

The staff is extremely friendly. The course was in poor condition; rough, fairways and tee boxes were all same length. Greens were well kept and fast. Very odd design, some holes were like mini putt layouts. Paid $22, wouldn't pay more than $10 to play again

Great design and challenge. Make sure you stay on the fairway or hit out of the rough, which makes it challenging

The course is in good shape and is overall a challenging layout. I love the course. I absolutely hate the wait on. Every. Single. Shot. It's not the first time, either, as this has been ongoing for years with no one doing anything about the pace of play. I paid for 18 and only played 9 as it took 3 hours.

Relative to the courses you can play for a few extra bucks, this course is substantially over priced. The course overall is unkept and the greens need some attention. Also, the 'club house' is more like a delapitated garage. We waited 40 minutes past our t-time and had to go off of hole 10 and were told that it should be expected. If you sign up for a certain time, you should EXPECT to go off at that time.

First hole was a challenge of shot placement... 7th par 3 had a cool unseen green shot... 8 and 9 were also fun elevation challenges...