Leila Arboretum

Incredible course, expertly designed, in a beautiful park. Once it has concrete tee pads and signage, this will be one of Michigan's premier courses. That's what's holding it back from an A+. Right now it's not easily navigable unless you're with someone who knows the course already. And it's tough. Really tough. Might not be a good course for newbies just learning how to play.

The baskets are amazing! Good amount of variety though out the course that makes you throw every shot in your bag. The difficulty of the coarse makes it much less enjoyable. Narrow fairways in the woods, no signs (i'm sure they are on the way), difficult to navigate because nearly every hole is blind. Compared with the other great courses in the area I don't believe it will be worth playing as much as I had hoped. :-( Respectable but overall disappointing.

Love the layout. Obviously it's brand new,but once the tee pad's are in and signage is up...WOW! Very tough course that has it all. Long holes through the forest that require you to manage your game, big bomber holes with baskets protected by tall pines or tucked behind a small pond. Hyzer's, anhyzers, backhands and forehands. Really a challenging course, but fair. Par will be a really good score, because I don't see many easy birdies on this course.

straight sick. best around.

All the things that come with a new course: questionable tee pads some present some not, unbeaten paths that make it tough to navigate, and no signage. Brand new baskets with webbed design inner chains. (Vortex Basket) These are sick! Great layout and usage of park. Leila offers an ace run on 9 and a picture perfect open shot on 15.
Mosquitos are ruthless from start to finish.
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Few seasons and legit pads this course will draw crowds.

Great scenery, baskets, and some really memorable holes. However, some of the lines seem unkept, no cement pads sometimes no pads at all, no maps, bad direction to next hole. Could def. turn into a great course if a little more work was done to the little things

Do not go unless you are playing with someone that has already gone and knows the layout. The course is new and is overgrown, fairways are extremely tight with narrow shots and long drives. The tees consist of integrated paved paths and rubber mats, when we played we were told that the cement was in the works. the new gortex baskets are nice word of caution throw hard or your at risk of not staying in. hard course to play but with use it will get better.