Myth Golf & Banquet - Regulation Course
About
The Myth Golf & Banquet, formerly known as Beaver Creek, tumbles across rolling hills. Situated next to Lake Orion, the golf course sits on protected land that is home to an abundance of wildlife, including sandhill cranes. There is both an 18-hole championship course and a nine-hole par-3 course. In 2007, when the Myth was established, several improvements were made to the championship layout, improving its conditions and making it more challenging. The scenic golf course features boardwalk cart paths that cut through beautiful pine forests. Don't get too distracted by the scenery though because there is plenty to keep you busy including multi-tiered greens and water hazards on almost every hole. The 13th is the golf course's signature hole. This par 3 plays from an elevated tee over water to a generous green, offering a great opportunity for a birdie.
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Golfer Photos
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Photo submitted by u314162701444 on 09/23/2025
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Photo submitted by u314162701444 on 09/23/2025
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Photo submitted by u314162701444 on 09/23/2025
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Photo submitted by howardkhru on 04/11/2023
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Photo submitted by u7602162 on 05/29/2022
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Photo submitted by dlieske on 07/13/2020
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Hole 13, fun par 3 Photo submitted by Tait2dn on 05/09/2013
Golfer Reviews
Decent par three
This is for the par three course, it seems to show reviews for all myth courses in one. Good value, some tricky holes with most being short. Greens in ok shape. No starter though and no one at the tee box knew what to do...pace of play was great when we went out, but saw a few groups of 7-10 foot golfers as we came in. That would have sucked.
Not worth the money
The kids who work there are complete d-bags. I guess that’s what you get when a bunch of 18 year olds are in charge though. And for $40 I’ll gladly go literally anywhere else.
There's better for cheaper
The good: The course has a cool layout. Lots of distance between most holes so you take quite a few trips through the woods on winding wood bridges over marshland. I would not recommend walking it. The hole shapes are interesting. A handful of them have hard dog legs. A couple that are literally 90 degrees,. Which you don't see often. And the greens are shaped/tilted well to be challenging. Lots of difficult reads and putts.
The bad: The course has not been maintained well. All of those winding bridges that would be fun to ride on are literally falling apart. Boards bounce loose as you drive over them. It's a rough ride everywhere except the fairway. The cart we had also was struggling to start its engine and get going. The worst part that makes this course not worth the money, is the tee boxes were trash. They didn't have the back (blue) tees anymore. I couldn't tell why. The tee boxes that were cut, one of them was 3" high, had holes in them. I'm not talking divots, like straight up holes in the turf. It was hard to find a flat spot to plant your feet. Plus some of the tee boxes are un-level from erosion over the years..
The course has good bones, but it needs a lot of work. I would say 18 with a cart is worth like $20. And I wouldn't have played had I known what shape it was in.
Fun challenge
This is a good course for intermediate to experience golfers. I had several people enjoy the challenge of the course. The thing that stunk was the beginner golfers. No offense but this course is not one to start out on. Go to Oxford hills where they are wide open. Rather then here where it's easy to loose a ball and hold up the line. Overall I had a great time and the staff was great!
boardwalk needs a lot of work
Hadn't golfed this since last year, and first time golfing 18 holes here. The boardwalk/cart path between holes is terrible. We saw many nails sticking upright and had to be careful driving as the boards were so lopsided.
Won't be back until next year at the earliest....
Mid March golf
The course was in good condition considering the time of year. With the exception of 17, the greens were great.
My favorite part was my mind was taken of the fear of Coronavirus by the terrifyingly dilapidated raised, wooden cart trails going through out wooded areas of the course.
Seriously, this is a fun course, but the cart paths are a problem.
Greens were fast. but fair. a couple of less the nice tee boxes course well marked.
Bring more balls.
Tough course.
Tight fairways and elevated greens.
Some greens have just enough slope to punish you.
Still, an interesting course but, play for fun, not the score.
No driving range.
First Time Playing
The course is like a trek into nature, very picturesque and cut through marshes and woods. My friend and I didn't care for the layout golf wise, but it was beautiful.
First timer
The course will challenge you, and I accepted. The greens and the layout of the course will test your skills. I will be ready for a second round of the The Myth very soon.
Tight course
this is a course with very tight Fairways. you have to hit it straight or you will be either in the woods or the swamps. it is not a very long or difficult course if you stay straight. the greens have a lot of hills and slopes which make them very challenging
Pass unless you're a new golfer or get a good deal
Tee boxes were destroyed. They look like they never take care of them year after year. Seriously the worst I've ever seen. Even with all the rain we've had lately the greens were so hard I couldn't even make a ball mark and I had a few hit the green and bounce right off 4 feet in the air. Usually I plug my ball on the green. Definitely will not be back.