Blackheath Golf Club

Really cool links style track. Short cut heather, so it’s not too hard to find your ball during fall golf. First tee time of the day, finished in about 3:30. Pretty bare bones in terms of clubhouse offerings, but it’s the end of the season so I understand. Guy on staff was nice. Will play again if I can.

this is more of a links style course, which im not a fan of

Course is fine and in generally good shape. Carts could use a refresh. Very limited food and drink. New rates too high for course.

This was never a nice place

Clubhouse is crap, carts are pathetic, nothing on course like ball washers, water, etc

The course itself is alright

But for 10 to 20 bucks more you can play a track where the owner has an ounce of pride in what they own

Ive played here on occasion for 20 years

I won't be back until this owner sells

Links style course that is not too difficult but not easy. Not a lot of water or hazards, but enjoyable to play and well kept. Value for the money is very good. Would definitely play again.

Everything was great. At first glance the course seems very easy but there are some sneaky tough holes in there. The back nine is definitely legit from the tips which is where I played from with my dad. Had a few issues with pace of play on the back nine due to following a 5-some which shouldn’t be allowed but I understand since it was a twilight round I guess. Overall was happy with it. Limited off course amenities. So don’t count on that.

Fairways and greens were in great shape. Tee boxes poor and tee marker placements also bad. Fun layout except for some of the forced carries with growth in the water.

Had an outing at Blackheath and it was excellent. Mike did an excellent job of coordinating multiple tee times and the course was in excellent condition. A great time was had by all. Highly recommend Blackheath!

Not a bad course, but everything other than the layout and conditions were awful. I expect a wait on a Saturday with decent weather, but this went beyond what is normal or tolerable. Most holes had two groups waiting on the tee box ahead of us. We saw the beverage cart once but she was out of most things. The course lost their liquor license so beer is not an option. This was not advertised at check in.

Could be a fun course if not overbooked. We unfortunately left after #16 and 5 hours.

Blackheath is one of my favorite golf courses in the metro-Detroit area.

The management here does a great job taking care of the greens and course conditions are typically very good to pristine even during the hot summer months.

They also do a great job managing league play without letting it impact individual golfers and/or groups.

My favorite time to golf here is during the evening hours. The crowd disappears and the scenery is absolutely beautiful….close to downtown Rochester but you wouldn't know it when out on the course surrounded by the nature and countryside.

I'm looking forward to my next round Blackheath and thank you to the management for always being extremely friendly and helpful.

Blackheath is one of my favorite golf courses in the metro-Detroit area.

The management here does a great job taking care of the greens and course conditions are typically very good to pristine even during the hot summer months.

They also do a great job managing league play without letting it impact individual golfers and/or groups.

My favorite time to golf here is during the evening hours. The crowd disappears and the scenery is absolutely beautiful….close to downtown Rochester but you wouldn't know it once out on the course surrounded by nature and countryside.

I'm looking forward to my next round Blackheath and thankful to Blackheath management for always being extremely friendly and helpful.

Blackheath used to be my favorite course in the area, but it changed this year. It's way too overbooked now. The only time I would try is early weekday mornings if I were to try again. Avoid weekends at all costs unless you're willing to spend well over 5 hours on a round.