Lake Arvesta Farms

Such a great course. #1 in the state IMO. Manicured, beautiful scenery and baskets to suit players intermediate to pro. It's definitely a very hard course, and many holes are right against the water, ... show more ›

Such a great course. #1 in the state IMO. Manicured, beautiful scenery and baskets to suit players intermediate to pro. It's definitely a very hard course, and many holes are right against the water, so you're throwing some risky shots. Great mix of open and wooded holes and some nice variation of shot shapes needed. Definitely not beginner friendly.

Scenic, long, private, and challenging championship level pay to play destination course. 3 layouts with 3 baskets placements. Baskets are elevated or swinging on some holes. 12 foot crushed limestone ... show more ›

Scenic, long, private, and challenging championship level pay to play destination course. 3 layouts with 3 baskets placements. Baskets are elevated or swinging on some holes. 12 foot crushed limestone pads. Nice character and variety with creative holes, elevation, several water carries, mandos and creeks. Tight but fair lines on wooded holes and open bomber shots on others. Forgiving rough on the majority of holes. Cart friendly, clean and well maintained. A few water stations and bathrooms in the middle of the course. Huge parking lot. $10 to play but definitely worth it.

This course is amazing! True pro level course in West Michigan. There are 3 basket placements for every hole, except for 9 and 18, that make this place enjoyable for all skill levels. I Highly recomme ... show more ›

This course is amazing! True pro level course in West Michigan. There are 3 basket placements for every hole, except for 9 and 18, that make this place enjoyable for all skill levels. I Highly recommend Lake Arvesta if you're in the area, or as a destination in combination with South Haven/Lake michigan.

I LOVE this course! It has a little bit of everything from some makeable birdies to gorgeous scenery and then back to elevation, open fields to tight lines, and extra character that you have to admir ... show more ›

I LOVE this course! It has a little bit of everything from some makeable birdies to gorgeous scenery and then back to elevation, open fields to tight lines, and extra character that you have to admire and love. The water holes scare me a little bit but it forces me to practice

This course is tough but it's one you won't forget! I had the pleasure of having a tour by Jim, the course designer, and he truly put a lot into this paradise of a course!

This land has so much potential, unfortunately, many of the holes are rhbh friendly. Some baskets are not mounted level, there are obstacles so close to some of the baskets that even shaping a shot to ... show more ›

This land has so much potential, unfortunately, many of the holes are rhbh friendly. Some baskets are not mounted level, there are obstacles so close to some of the baskets that even shaping a shot to make a putt is impossible from some sides.
Navigation is good, but signs do not always reflect the hole as designed.
Safety is a concern between #2 and #16 as #16's blue basket is almost on the fairway for #2.
The circle tees are great, but slick when wet. Multiple baskets make this a good course for variety until one realizes some baskets are longer versions of others.
Overall I enjoyed this course, but it felt a lot like I was reaching for the same disc and throwing the same shot for about 60% of the course.

Awesome property and excellent course design. Very knowledgable and useful staff make this a bucket list course. I've played many of the top U.S. courses (Eagle's Crossing, Waco, Preserve, Northwood ... show more ›

Awesome property and excellent course design. Very knowledgable and useful staff make this a bucket list course. I've played many of the top U.S. courses (Eagle's Crossing, Waco, Preserve, Northwood Blacks and plenty of others) and this course is well on its way to being on that level in the next few years. Clearly lots of cash being invested to make this place pro tourney ready.

Amazing layout, will be an A rating within a year I bet, this course has crazy potential. Loved almost all the holes (14-16 were meh). Udisc short layouts need updated, some tee pad locations weren ... show more ›

Amazing layout, will be an A rating within a year I bet, this course has crazy potential. Loved almost all the holes (14-16 were meh). Udisc short layouts need updated, some tee pad locations weren't correct. Signage and paths to next tee were too small, both the size, and the text. Better path identification needed to get to next tee. There was no path to get to 15. I'll be back for sure! Can't wait!

I've played all over the country at some of the best courses there are–and this may be my favorite. Every time I've played it they've made significant improvements. There are three layouts perfec ... show more ›

I've played all over the country at some of the best courses there are–and this may be my favorite.

Every time I've played it they've made significant improvements. There are three layouts perfect for a variety of skill levels. The longest layout is massive (~1000ft longer than toboggan). I've played both Blue ("The One"–their longest course) and White ("Long"–their mid-tier layout and my favorite) and thouroughly enjoyed them.

Notable holes:
1 - Start the round from a large hill throwing over 550' of water and a great view.
4 - Massive par 5 that allows you to open up and still challenges you to play intentionally
10 - Par 4 along the water that masterfully temps you towards danger.
18 - You could call it a gimmick, but the double island hole is really fun to play in my experience

The teepads are the best I've ever played on (12' circles on every hole). Benches at each hole with bag stands on the back. Great views everywhere. Quality tee signs. Pro shop. Food and drink.

Great facilities. Beautiful property. Worth the $10. I will be buying a season pass next year.

(Even par on the White layout played as ~950 rated in the first tournament on the course)