Torch Golf Course at A-Ga-Ming Golf Club

Torch is a great value and one of my go to courses locally. There was a large party holding up pace of play and the ranger was prompt with a great solution

Tee it up high and watch it fly!

Pure!

Short, tight course where it’s important to know your yardages. Setting yourself up off the tee is important. If that’s dialed in, it’s a fun round.

I had the course to myself and played at lightening speed. Course staff was extremely kind and helpful. Rental clubs are top quality Titleists.

We had a blast playing Torch at A-Ga-Ming. It was the perfect day for it too! Staff was super friendly. The views from bar/restaurant were amazing. And we basically had the whole course to ourselves on a Thursday afternoon!

This course is really nice, with some fairways going downhill, others with a bit of side hill slope. The views of Torch lake add a bit of scenery to the round. A few of the greens were still recovering from the winter, but overall the greens were in great shape for late spring. If you end up in the woods, keep an eye out for poison ivy, there's quite a bit of it.

We golfed this course and we’re not impressed with the conditions. Tee boxes were really torn up. Ladies tee boxes were very “jumped” on certain holes. Wish we would have paid the extra $20.00 for Sundance.

We were disappointed...should have played Sundance...fairways were worn on the back...layout was full.

A week later and I cannot remember any holes

A course that has a very fair layout, wide fairways. The tee boxes were not in good shape. The front nine greens were sculded by the mowers. The greens were better on the back nine but the tee boxes still terrible.

I think the majority of the maintenance and care goes to the Sundance course and this is neglected. Torch lake views on 3 holes. Deer roaming. Nice layout but could be a lot better.

Beautiful vistas, open fairways, and well bunkered. Just under half the holes have water in play. Fairways and tee boxes were in excellent condition as were the bunkers. While the greens were a bit slow, they were otherwise in excellent condition. It was a fair test of golf, not overly difficult or "tricked up".

This is a beautiful well maintained course with many changes in elevation and stunning views of torch lake. A great course to play.

Our group has played Torch for over 30 years - well prior to them building Sundance in 2005. Torch is a very pretty old school course that has some quirks. $89 weekday is a tad steep for greens that still show aeration marks and frankly are a bit bumpy. Due to the age of the course Torch's greens are much slower than Sundance - pro-tip - using the only practice green near the driving range will definitely screw up your speed all day you play Torch.

Pace of play was average and at best and we had to wait a few times despite teeing off well prior to noon. And a couple of foursomes were blasting their music as loud as possible.....just having a mid-day booze party - they disturbed pretty much everyone behind them on the back nine.

Course is in okay condition but it's not an $89 weekday course.....it's more like $50 or $60 at most. The old original Torch clubhouse with restaurant has been nicely renovated except for the bathrooms. A better making the turn experience than the main newer clubhouse. Greens okay but slow/bumpy, traps hit and miss...fairways tees just okay and rough is patchy. I cannot recommend these two courses as the management is only concerned about booking large drunken groups and squeezing every dollar they can out of anyone that books a round there.

We used to enjoy playing these two A-ga-ming courses - there are plenty of other courses in the area that charge a fairer rate, don't have a bunch of jack-a-lope large groups destroying them and you can play them in well less then 5 hours. Simply put these two courses have lost our longtime business.