Lakes/Woods at Mystic Creek Golf Club

This course is very narrow and cut up. You will lose many balls. Any confidence you had in your game will be gone. If you're a 5-10 handicap you might like it. But for a 20 handicapper like me - I will never go back.

Played Lake/Wood combo today and they kidded my rear end very hard today. Haven't lost co many balls in so many years! Well worth the money and highly recommended!!

All 3 courses are in great condition, best it's been in years. It drains well surprisingly, even after all the rain we've had. Staff is great, always accommodating. Driving range is nice too!

Very nice Staff is very friendly courses well put together enjoyed

3 different but challenging and beautiful 9's, but what really makes this place great is the staff. Incredibly friendly and reasonable. Great management. The course goes through some tough periods but the maintenance staff always gets the conditions to bounce back. Very fast greens. Absolutely beautiful in the spring and fall.

With 3 different 9's it is like have three different courses all in one place so for people playing multiple times in a short span its a perfect destination. The staff is friendly and helpful and will usually get you on the 18 hole rotation you prefer baring that the course is not busy (which it is for the most part early in the day)

This is a nice piece of property and the lakes 9 has some really interesting holes. But the upkeep of this place has just gone down hill seemingly further and further every year. Fairways, tee boxes, greens and rough areas that should be in play we’re all in terrible shape. The greens are slower than anywhere else I’ve played in metro Detroit. The golf carts are even slower. The bunkers are filled with rocks and dirt. If you play in the morning, there’s a sprinkler going off in play on almost every hole. I’ll be back next year hoping for improvement but won’t hold my breath.

The course layout is awesome, but most of the tee boxes especially the ladies where rough. Many fairways had spotty grass or under repair.

I have played the course quite a few times the views are all always spectacular .Surprisingly some of the fairways were pretty sparse and dirt. The women's tee boxes a lot of them were bare dirt and yet the rough were so thick you can hardly find your ball little bit too long. The greens were fast. Didn't really like the starters attitude either.

I’ve played this course in the past and enjoyed it. The lakes course was in rough shape. This course needs some work to bring it back to where it was.

Played this course quite a bit in prior years, was always in ok shape, always challenging. Today the course was in terrible shape, no grass on the fairways, large mud patches and baked-out hardpan, and greens were blighted as well. The tee boxes were uneven, unmowed, and a combination of dry dirt and weeds. Surrounding vegetation was overgrown, some traps looked like ground under repair. When we asked in the clubhouse why the course was in such terrible condition, they said it's because of "the drought". Obviously, there are 20 courses within 20 miles of here that don't have the same problem, so not sure when or if management will be able to find the skill/money/manpower to get the course back in playable shape. It's a shame. Staff was friendly, clubhouse is nice, location and layout is fine, but they have really let the maintenance go.

We’ve played here dozens of times, but today was disappointing.

• The Starter wasn’t pairing golfers up so u had 4 some, 2 some, single, 2 some, 4 some, etc. 4 hours, 35 min round. Course seemed overbooked.

• A disturbing amount of the course was brown, like playing on a piece of toast. Short rough was like concrete. ( the Ranger said there were well problems)

• The Camp Dearborn people charge u $8.00 just to get into the park. I don’t remember that happening before.

Hopefully these issues will b resolved.

I recommend this course if u can get a discount rate. Full rate, not so much.

Took 5 rounds to play 18 holes as a twosome. The group in front of us was very slow, not playing ready golf. They hung around the green for a long time after every hole. We NEVER saw a ranger out on the course, so there was nobody from the golf course to encourage the group in front of us to pick up their pace. The group in front of us also drove their carts right up to the greens, further proving they had no golf etiquette. Then, the group behind us kept hitting up into us after we waited a long time between shots. Again, no ranger to talk to.

We played the Lakes (9 holes) and Woods (9 holes) courses at Mystic Creek. Like the names imply, Lakes has lots of water hazards to challenge your skills and Woods has rolling hills and mature trees that force you to play careful golf. The terrain is beautiful with deer and other wildlife cutting through from time to time.

Challenging course, the "Lakes" course has some narrow fairways surrounded by water. Several elevated tee boxes and greens give you that up north feeling. Plays as a target-golf nine. Also played the "Woods" 9 for the first time. Narrow fairways require accurate tee shots. Always like reminiscing when I play here - it's on the grounds of Camp Dearborn and I spent about of time there in my youth