Stonehedge North Course at Gull Lake View Golf Club and Resort

My bogey or better friends and I travel 50 minutes from the GR area to play Stonehedge North and Stoatin Brae a few times a year. Stoatin Brae is the best of all of the 6 courses because of its uniqueness, but you pay a good premium compared to the others.

Stonehedge North is a very close second and was actually our first choice when comparing prices 10/04/23. Love the challenging course, the condition of the course, the size of the fairways and greens, and having 6 par 3s, 6 par 4s, and 6 par 5s. Pace of play always seems reasonable at worst. I think three of us were around in 3-3.5 hours.

I will not play Stonehedge South or any of the other 4 courses because they are simply inferior to North and not worth the drive in comparison. Go North...wait, on second thought don't go North...I don't want you taking our tee time.

While I haven't played Stoatin Brae, I have played the other 5 courses. This course is really fun and has a great putting green.

Wish they had electric carts. The small restaurant for the North Course was open for just a little bit, but we saw it had closed at like 12:45 PM - which seemed really odd. We had to go to the main restaurant over by the South course if we wanted anything.

Played both of the Stonehedge courses on the same day. Started on the South and then played the North. The two courses do feel substantially different from one another, with the North being more straightforward… on the front 9 at least.

CONDITIONS: The course was in good shape. The greens ran a bit faster on the North than they did the South. The fairways and tee boxes were in good shape, as were the bunkers.

VALUE: Played at a reduced rate because of my first round on the South. After playing both of these courses I would hope the North has a slightly lower green fee than the South.

LAYOUT: Played the Green tees (6,350). Interesting note, and they told me this in the pro shop as well, the North course has 6 par 3s, 6 par 4s, and 6 par 5s. I didn’t really notice this as I got into the round, and ended up enjoying the extra par 3s and par 5s.

The front 9 plays more open and allows more room off the tee than any other 9 on the property. The back 9 plays a bit like the South course in terms of the demands off the tee, and the tighter tree line. Hole #11 is fun and picturesque. The tee shot on #15 took my lunch money. I thought the finished 3 holes on the North course were a great way to close out a round.

STAFF: The pro shop was helpful.

PACE: As a single, a few groups did let me play through… Thank you!

the layout of 3 par 3s 3 par 4s and 3 par 5s is a nice change the course is fairly open and well kept will keep coming back

course in excellent shape. very unique place with 6 par 3/4/5 each . certainly will come back.

Stonehenge North is a fun layout and is in good shape. It has six 3s, 4s, and 5s, which makes for a nice variety. The course was in good shape all over. The rough was starting to get a bit dry in spots due to the recent heat wave, but all the fairways and greens were green. The greens were a bit slow, but rolled true. Of the Gull Lake courses I've played, Stonehenge North ranks second behind Stoatin Brae and is usually significantly cheaper.

The north course is one of my favorites in the greater kalamazoo area. We’ll cared for, friendly staff, good deals can be found to play here. Love the 3-3-3 layout on each 9. Wish more courses did that.