Ann Arbor Marriott Ypsilanti at Eagle Crest

Always loved this course. Challenging yet fair. Usually always in great shape. Pace of play tends to be good.

However, priced have went up significantly. Cost is near $100 to play. While this is a nice course, that's a bit much. It drives away the regular golfer who likes to play. I get it. You just added new simulators and a practice facility. You have to recoup the cost somewhere. Shame, I usually like to play here several times a year but I won't this year just based on cost.

Beautiful course!

Played 9 on Sunday, the only uncomfortable interaction was with the clubhouse. The employee kept saying check in after 9 if you’re playing 18. We told him we were only playing 9 and he kept reiterating. They may have had problems in the past with people paying for 9 and playing 18. But it was awkward.

Great course. Excellent shape. Fast greens. Fun round of golf.

Great staff. Fun course. Beautiful patio for after round food and drink.

Got a great deal on Golfnow and could not pass it up. The course was in great shape for so early in the season. I have played Eaglecrest in the past and know it is home to Eastern Michigan golf. Speaking of Eastern Michigan… the men’s and women’s team were there practicing and were very friendly to my group. Great experience at a high end course.

The property is nestled on the beautiful Ford Lake. A course that is a mental challenge above all else. Lots of water hazards come into play amd tough fast greens couple to provide a round to challenge any golfer. Approach game is paramount on this course. Plenty of opportunities to risk and score on, but those risks can lead to big consequences. Definitely focus on setting up your putts. Placement for them is very important, very contoured greens that can easily take 3 to 4 putts to finish if you are outside of 30 feet.

Greens are very undulating, most difficult part of the course. Holes are somewhat close together. Lots of elevation changes. One of the most picturesque driving ranges I have ever seen, it’s a shame they don’t have golf holes there instead. A couple holes are very drastic doglegs. GPS in carts are always a nice touch and great sand in bunkers. Be weary of playing holes near range, white range balls scattered everywhere.

I've played here in the Summer when this course really shines overlooking Ford Lake!

It is rated ninth in college golf courses nationwide (as it is the Eastern Michigan home golf course)!

The views are fantastic and the golf is great. My friend kept saying, "what a great golf hole", during the whole round.

I agree, and the condition of the gofl course in Michigan now...surprisingly good! The peninsula hole...you'll love it!

The course has a great layout and really makes you hit the shot you need to set you up for the next shot. The staff in both the clubhouse and the restaurant are super friendly and will help you out with anything you need.

They have cut down a ton of trees in the last few years which I personally am not a fan of. As a result, the holes along Ford Lake are dominated by Geese most of the summer and your biggest hazard will be their droppings. They do have some mitigation efforts in place but they are totally ineffective. There has been a lot of construction on the course the last couple year which has been an inconvenience, but once that is complete it should be a legit MAC course for the home team. On a side note, that big beautiful Hickory guarding the green on 11 should NEVER have been cut down! One of the dumbest decisions they made. I love this course and if they could figure out the goose droppings it would absolutely be worth the greens fees. Also, they just installed new Trackman simulators which are fantastic, really great space. Hopefully all the construction will be done soon and it will be back to just golf…

Just to recap, greens fees seem a bit high due to all of the construction and the major geese issue, but if those issues can be addressed, totally worth it!

Challenging, yet fun to play. Great views all around. Can get expensive during peak times