Glacier Club

Course was in great condition and a good price. Only small complaint, they did not have reflectors on the pins and many sprinklers were not marked so it was difficult to get accurate yardage. I did ask the manager about reflectors and he just told me that people steal them. (Lame excuse)

Everything is maintained well. Especially the greens. They are pretty fast and fun to putt on. Nothing really jumps out at me as being great. I really don't like the 10th and 18th holes that run parallel to their range. 18 wasn't too bad, but 10 was littered with range balls. I didn't feel very safe playing it. Played on a hotdeal from Golfnow, but probably won't be back.

For the area, this is a better track than most. I play basically at every SE MI course and for a close drive and under $50 on weekends this course is worth it. It is well kept and the greens are quite challenging.

This course is very challenging. There are a lot of elevated greens, forcing you to make good iron shots. Course is in great condition, and for the low prices you can't beat it.

It was cold but the course was great and busy. Challenging course fo all levels.

Had afternoon tee time tee was open so got off 30 early behind another twosome flew through 4 but then ran into some dandies who needed many practice swings and needed to do the grass toss to check wind direction. Was waiting about 5 minutes on every hole after that as they would not let twosome in front of us past so what should have been a 4 hr round into a 5 hr deal. Should have a ranger watching out for this type slow play but great track and they are doing a great job maintaining course.

After playing Florida courses for the winter it was great to be back home in Michigan and play on real grass!

Glacier was in really good shape and not overly crowded which made for excellent pace of play.

The course is challenging but Very enjoyable!

A great deal for the price especially for seniors.

Definitely will be back

There werent many leaves on the course and it was in great shape for late october golf. I enjoyed this course and would recommend it.

Very nice course . Some elevation , tight fairways and greens that roll like a pool table make it challenging for a beginner golfer. Also wasnt real fond of all the houses that line the course. But i will say the fairways and greens were top notch. I was also very impressed how few leaves were on the course compared to alot of these other courses ive played.

Tough course for low skill player

Couldn't beat the price to tee off at 3:30 PM on Labor Day. However, there was a member outting finishing up in front of us that made the pace of play extremely slow. I don't think any member in that outting fixed a ball mark all day. I would routinely fix 4-5 on every green, this made for some very poor putting conditions.

Good course but pace of play was brutal.

Course is certainly worth playing.

I booked a twosome tee time for 645 am. 2 foursomes went off before us. The pace was so slow with no monitoring that we did not finish our round until 11:25 or so. We were on the tee box with the foursome in front of us nearly every hole. Otherwise, the course was great and the staff was very friendly. I will go back, but it should not take nearly 5 hours for a twosome that early in the morning, ever. My last experience at this course was much better.

Glacier Club is a course that gives off the impression of an upscale experience but provides almost no enjoyment in the process. More than half of the holes have slopes leading to cart paths which have out of bounds lines on the immediate opposite side of them as the course is densely lined with houses. Several times in my group yesterday, well hit tee shots would hit the fairway, and then catch slopes that would send them into a backyard and out of bounds. Beyond that, the greens are nearly impossible to hold, even with a short iron or wedge. If you are able to keep your ball out of the hundreds of backyards and hold the green, you then have to deal with some of the most ludicrous slopes and hole locations I have ever seen in my life. Several holes were located on top of slopes that looked to mirror a miniature golf course, and would have been physically impossible to hit an approach shot within 15 feet of. Glacier Club has a high slope rating, and it is a difficult course to score on, but not because it's a tough test of golf. It is more so challenging because it penalizes good shots as often as it penalizes bad shots. Additionally, some of the holes (#8 comes to mind) have a layout so contrived that you can really only laugh at what faces you off the tee.

In terms of conditioning, the fairways and tee boxes are in good shape, but the greens are bumpy and the course is very poorly marked. Tee boxes are not marked, very few sprinkler heads are marked in the fairway, and the 100/150/200 plates were often not the correct distance from the green.

Lastly, our 18 hole weekday round took well over 5.5 hours and the rangers absolutely refused to do anything to help out. As other reviews here indicate, pace of play is a serious problem at Glacier Club.

The overall conditioning of Glacier Club is not terrible by any means, but this was my third time playing the course, and in my opinion, it is neither a fun, nor fair, test of golf.