Addison Oaks County Park
Leonard, Michigan 1 course · 24 holes Driving directions
Course reviews
+5 votes 
Andy Bawol
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October 20, 2010
Of all the Metro-Detroit courses Addison Oaks is the best. This course has a great mix of shots and holes. The majority of the course plays through the woods with a 6 hole loop out in an open field. the only drawback of Addison is the natural tees. They may be a bit uneven but the are maintained regularly by the park.(Also, there are plans to install concrete tees within the next year) The entry fee is also pretty steep but that keeps the casuals and idiots off the course. There are winter doubl ...
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+3 votes
John Minicuci
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August 28, 2011
Cement pads only enhanced this hidden gem of a course. The next project is to clear some brush around a couple of tee pads and alter the tee posts. The plan is to move them further in front of the pads and stick up only about 2 feet from the ground so follow throughs are no longer an issue.
+2 votes
Wade TF
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April 14, 2011
really a sick sick sick sick course to play. tons of fun shots here. lots of ob lots of water. very fair course. great mix. elevation used to max potential. great shots over and around water force only the most accurate shots where bad shots are discriminated against with no remorse. dont come play here during rush hour if you plan to come home on 75 towards 94 during 2pm-7pm. definitely a course i would recommend to anyone. park attendant not on duty, must get a pass from the valero station at the corner of rochester and 22nd in the off season.
+1 votes
Janelle K
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January 23, 2011
My favorite course to play at. The course really challenges you in some places. Has a good variety of holes.
+1 votes
Mr. Self Destruct
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July 15, 2012
Beautiful course! So many different looks here. Elevation changes, big arm throws, tight wooded fairways, water hazards and manageable rough make for a great challenge. The people there are quite accommodating too, a 24 Chains mob group of 20 didn't even bother em. I will definitely have to make it back to this course (with a smaller group of course).
+0 votes
Brandon"RedRum" Redmond
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July 16, 2011
The cement pads make this course incredible. Easily one of the best courses in Michigan, a top 5 for sure
+0 votes
Ryan "RMFK" Kretz
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June 17, 2011
The Grass was cut.... the bugs weren't bad..... there really wasn't anybody on the course at all!! Perfect! Minus the 2 discs donated to the water gods!
+0 votes
Jon Andare
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July 23, 2011
Quite a few baskets need to have scrub brush removed, brush 3 ft. from the bucket and over grown "fair ways", but still a sweet course.
+0 votes
Jimmy "Dyeing 2 Disc" Schocke
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June 22, 2011
Now that the cement tees are in, its a world class course!
+0 votes
Nick O
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August 10, 2011
difficult, but with a lot of variation. this is the most fun course i have ever played.
+0 votes
Dave Kippen
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October 9, 2011
First time at Addison. Great course! Was really dry - im sure the course plays a LOT harder in the spring!
+0 votes
Brad Brundage
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October 9, 2011
Just an all around sweet course. Has a little bit of everything!
+0 votes
Paul Holstein
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April 30, 2012
Addison Oaks is a tremendous course, that you should definitely play if you are in the area. 24 holes with plenty of water, wooded areas, and long open fields. Hole #1 goes over water onto a peninsula and hole #25 ends with a whopper that must be 600+ feet. Cement pads are just in, and they are fantastic. Camping is available too.
+0 votes
Nick Richardson
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May 19, 2012
Good course overall but a few holes are very technical and nearly impossible to avoid a tree or branch.
+0 votes
Jeremy Reisig
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August 22, 2012
This course offers the best variety of holes possible for a course. Aside from the steep entry fee, this course has it all. A must play.
+0 votes
Russ Albrecht
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November 12, 2012
I gave this course a b-b+. It was a nice course. They used the terrain well and it was clean. But the rough was to thick down low. If you happened to get off of the fairway it sucks to find a spot to stand so ypu can throw legally. And it isnt close to being a ''flip city" or a "blue gill". Dont get me wrong, it was hella fun!
-1 votes
Kevin Reddy
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April 24, 2011
Some cement tee pads there now (finally). If they ever put them all in, this will really be a much nicer course.
-1 votes
Neil Duffey
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July 29, 2012
for me, the course was a good mix of everything, but parts of the course, just came off as far too over grown. one hole was literally a 2 ft wide path and thats it. otherwise nothing but velociraptor country aka thick brush... given the drive i have from fraser, i wouldnt drive out to play it again. i recommend playing it at least once though. the front was fun, most of the wooded holes can be a challenge but enjoyable, and toss in a hand full of real head ache holes... over all i wouldnt re ...
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-2 votes
B Man
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October 26, 2010
Getting tee-pads will be awesome. This is one of the best courses in metro detroit. Too far for the casuals and just a great place to play. Assortment of tight wooded and long open holes. This will be the best course for tourneys with the tee-pads in. Open at the Oaks sounds like a winner to me!
-2 votes
K T
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August 19, 2011
Quality, way better than it was in 2006, calhoun needs to come out to prune a couple of holes.
-3 votes
Becky Gilbert
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August 14, 2012
Played it 8/12/12. I agree with alot of what Neil said. I would not play this course in a tournament. If we had a normal summer all the ponds would have water not just hole one. Hole 10 was horrible a narrow walk path with the basket up on a hill with mucky over growth in between. I skipped that hole. 17 thru 21 around a parking lot. boring and long Definately a course for the higher skilled players. $10 to get in was steep, The park was very nice with lots of things to do.