Glacier Club

We were stuck behind morning leagues and were not allowed to start on back nine holes; therefore it took us over 5+ hours for 18 holes.

They should have advised of slow league play and gave us option to play back first to speed up play.

Highly advise to call before booking with this course.

Great course as long as you’re patient. Typically stacked 3 deep on each hile, but friendly golfers and a great layout.

I love this course; however, there is a staff in the pro shop who always talks in condescending tone for no reason.

If you’re looking for a longer course to challenge you a bit, this course may suit you quite well.

I absolutely loved the course layout - you’re rewarded for controlled length hitting the fairway, and eill most certainly use your full bag. The greens are elevated in a lot of holes, and 2 putts were needed on most.

I really enjoyed the scenery, the beverage carts that also carry sandwiches (thank you) , and the nice putting green and driving range.

Be patient as this is not a fast playing course, more of a casual pace of play course.

Played on a Saturday at noon. Price is great for the condition of the course! Will be back

I've played this course a dozen times and it leaves me wondering what Arthur Hills was thinking every time. From the first tee he puts a tree in the middle of the fairway 220 yards out...really? Arthur is "stupid" what you want to be remembered for? He did the same thing at Pheasant Run in Canton, MI. Also, two par 5s you can't hit driver. Number 8 takes first prize for stupid design idea... a 400 yard par 4 requiring a 200 yard lay up off the tee. The only Arthur Hills course I've ever recommended to family and friends is the Hills course at Boyne Highlands, MI.