The North at Hartland Glenn Golf Course

Course was in good shape

South course more challenging than the.north

Very tight....shot maker course

Was fun to play

I cannot believe they even let anyone on this course as it was totally under water. Tee boxes are just awful and uncomfortably small.

Course a little dry, but very forgiving of errant drives. Do not care to end each 9 on a par 3. Good layout for straight hitters. Great course for getting out with friends.

Had a great time the fairway was really hard but green weee okay

Booked a round on GolfNow, wasn't expecting much, but was pleasantly surprised! Tight, well kept fairways (South track) fast pristine greens!!! North track, a little more forgiving off the tee, with strategically placed bunkers on either side of the green! Lots of pars and birdies to be made! Extremely courteous staff, with friendly cart girls and clubhouse staff! Will play again and again...

Open course, nice layout with no beverage cart on a hot day.

All of the help were assisting with a tournament that had ended. No one assisting players on the course.

Hartland Glen North offers enough challenges to make the round interesting. The greens reward you with putts that roll true and smooth. This is recovery from directional challenged shots...within reason of course.

The staff in the lounge were courteous and ready to serve you with a smile when your beverage ran dry. That's all you can ask for.

If you are looking for a place to play that can give you a good score and offer a challenge, this is the place. Have fun. Also, please fix your pitch marks on the green.

Hot dogs were excellent, course not so much. I played Memorial Day weekend and the weather was excellent - prime time for a golf course in Michigan. I saw the backhoe they were using to move sand into the traps at least 3 times during my round - it was moving giant piles of sand into the middle of the traps. The rough is barely playable if you can locate your ball. This course could be special with a lot of TLC. As is, below average at best - won't be back. Hot dog was amazing - might be back for a hot dog.

Wasn't expecting the course to be as nice as it is.

The course is in good shape for April. Pace was great for a Sunday Morning. Only complaint was nobody on the tee box for 35 minutes and had to wait for my tee time @10:06. Pairing I was scheduled with elected not to play with me so I went off solo anyway. Caught a twosome on 6 and finished my round with them.

Course staff are nice enough and the orange tape on the beer cans is unique. I will come back but will hit the range instead of hanging out waiting /wishing to get out a bit early .

Cannot believe they get $39 for 18 on post-labor day weekends with this course. Mediocre at very best.

Help behind the desk acts inconvenienced at patrons check in.

Carts not maintained well at all. Patrons are clueless about keeping pace of play.

The rough was 5-6" tall - hadn't been mowed in quite some time.

The tee boxes hadn't rotated tees all season. Very unlevel and divots deeper than ditches.

The greens however were in descent shape.

Everything was what you'd expect except the cart girl drove by with 2 attempts to flag her in. We never got her to come near us in 18 holes

The south course at Hartland Glen is in excellent condition except for the tees (which need a little TLC). Greens are average speed, and the entire course is well-watered and mowed. The south course has plenty of shade on hot days. The mature trees and narrow fairways make it a little challenging, but it's the side my group prefers. We'll certainly go back, and would recommend the course to anyone else.

Liked the layout of the course and the par 3 were challenging

The Staff is great, Bob was very friendly, and well maintained course, a fun round.