Stonehedge South Course at Gull Lake View Golf Club and Resort

I have not paid Stonehedge South in over 30 years. The course was in terrific shape in spite of heavy play. The green complexes and course design are entertaining. The course feels like you are plain northern Michigan or the Carolinas.

The staff was welcoming and accommodating to my wife and I.

It was a great renewal of past memories when we first enjoyed Gull Lake together.

Only drawback from otherwise perfect day 5 hour round

Played for $45 including cart. It’s hard to beat the value provided by these courses. High quality track for an unbeatable price.

For a resort course, you would expect better service and more staff. You put your clubs on the bag rack, park the car, load the clubs on a cart, and check in at the Pro Shop. The carts do not have containers with divot mix. As a result, the fairways have many unreplaced and/or unfixed divots. There are no rangers on the course to monitor speed of play. Our round took 4 hours and 50 minutes. The cart paths are in terrible shape and need a lot of repairs. There is no staff available to offer to clean your clubs at the end of the round. Charge $10 more per player and add more service staff.

Course was quite tight, but in spectacular shape, and the staff were extremely friendly and accommodating. Excellent sandwiches and hot dogs at the turn.

Had a fun time playing the course. Not spectacular but a solid course worth playing.

The pace of play on a Saturday afternoon was shockingly horrible even with a Ranger driving around. We had a 2 some in front of us that we waited for on each tee box on back 9 for 5-10 min. It took us 5 hours to play 18 when we should have been done in less than 4. Very frustrating but probably more a personal frustration than a course issue. Greens were in perfect shape and course and staff were excellent

Slow greens. Every hole has obstacles that force you to commit to aiming for one side of the fairway, and on every hole a cement cart path runs so close to the fairway it’s practically touching it and always on the side the hole design forces you to play towards. So basically there’s a cement path in within a normal shot dispersion’s distance from the target landing area on every tee shot. On most holes to the cement path practically touches the fringe of one side of the green or even wraps all the around the back side of it so imagine being 150yds from pin, hitting a great shot that misses the green by a yard, and losing your ball because it ricocheted off some cement into god-knows-where.

Stonehedge South was the 3rd course we played on our trip and did not disappoint! Tight course that requires precise shots off the tee. A lot of undulation and elevated greens! The greenskeeper must have awakened in a bad mood as almost every pin was tucked in the most difficult part of the green! Very well kept course just like the other two we have played. The quality and value at Gull Lake is outstanding!