Gull Lake View Golf Resort

The course is a nice course but when you consider the price, there are other courses just as nice for half the money.

Installation of new power lines thru

middle of course. All holes not impacted except lost some good trees around 13 green, shame. Played this course over 30 times and moved away. Play it everytime I'm in town. Still love it

The back 9 is more challenging! Lost a few good balls back there

You can't beat a round of golf in Michigan in August. It's a good course for a hack like me. Though it's a bit hilly, and while I enjoy walking, this course would be a completely different course if I walked it. But it's a beautiful course, with big greens, some water, a few blind hills and dog legs. But it's fun. Definitely worth the trip.

The only other was the pace of play- a Saturday in August saw us stuck behind a couple of foursomes that just couldn't get it together, and wouldn't let anyone play through. Before we ran up on them, 2 of us averaged 10 minutes of a hole. We joined another 2some and we saw 12 minutes a hole. So we're on pace for a 3-3.5 hour pace.

We ended up having a 5+15 minute round. Which was recovered only by the amazing Michigan August weather, and the frequent visit by the cart girls.

Have never been a fan of Links Golf.

My round at Stoatin Brae did not change that.

Played the course out of curiosity because of the awards and high rating it has received.

Lot of blind shots and bland appearance made it less appealing.

Glad I played it because it affirmed my disdain for links golf.

I will not play it again.

I love this, and all of the other Gull Lake Resort courses! They top dressed the greens the morning I played it and I could hardly notice. The courses (all 6 of them) are always in immaculate shape! I was first one off after they reopened the course for play and in 3 hours, I was in my way home!