Course reviews
+2 votes Tom Wagner › Main course › June 1, 2021
One of those courses you need to play several times to figure out the best way to attack. Pretty darn technical.
+2 votes Tom Wagner › ADA Course › June 1, 2021
Nice to warm up in the open before playing the technical course.
+0 votes Thomas DeGrandchamp › Main course › May 27, 2020
Beautiful course! Very challenging ..make sure you stay on the fair way! Watch out for thorns! The back 9 is my favorite part of the course. Great elevation use. No tee pads on back 9 but who needs them..
This needs to be updated it's an 18 hole course not 9 hole course.
This needs to be updated it's an 18 hole course not 9 hole course.
-1 votes Chad Fraquelli › Main course › October 31, 2023
Very good technical course. Bring all your shots for this wooded, tight and fair gem of pure MI disc golf. Not too many long shots and found I really did not need as many discs as I schlepped around (17), could have ditched all my high speed stuff. Fairway drivers and mids are the ticket. I pulled my cart but after getting into the back 9, I started to regret it, there's some elevation to deal with. A simple bag of discs you know well is key here. As of this review, there is just a few tee ...
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+0 votes Chad Fraquelli › ADA Course › September 27, 2019
Perfect for what it is, basically a putter course. Ring up an ace! Great way to warm up before playing the big course.
+0 votes Diana Stojkovic › Main course › April 13, 2019
This course is the most under appreciated in the area. It is technically very difficult with lots of variety, including much elevation. And it's beautiful. Well done
+0 votes Jared Frost › Main course › April 4, 2019
If the front 9 were like the back 9, this would be the best course in the area and it wouldn't even be close.
+0 votes Kevin Jenks › Main course › January 11, 2019
Decent course. Seems quiet and not heavily populated. More technical than I had assumed.
+0 votes Kevin Jenks › ADA Course › January 11, 2019
Every course could have a putting course for warm ups and I wouldn't complain
+0 votes Jesse Whitlock › Main course › September 27, 2018
Fun challenging course with technical shots, tight lines and excellent elevation. The little putter practice course is neat also.
-1 votes Chris Trumbull › Main course › February 8, 2021
Last 8 Tee pads are natural and no trash cans anywhere. Front nine and back 9 are 2 completely different courses.
+0 votes Tyler Coleman › Main course › September 24, 2017
Such a fun, challenging course. The fairways have plenty of lines for being all wooded. Only a couple of birdy holes and the rest will require you to perfect your shots to keep par. Need trash cans pretty bad! Trash cans on the course, and cement tees on the back 8 holes will win an A+!
+0 votes Daniel Whitlock › Main course › May 30, 2017
1-9 great opening, low elevation but good lines with some tight fairways and thick rough make it challenging for new to intermediate players.
10-18 turn into a great course for elevation challenges with a continuation of thick rough but a bit more forgiving in fairway size finishing off with a beautiful par 4.
Lots of poison ivy and a lack of pads on the back nine are my only current negatives. Teepads on the back would improve this a lot.
Also.. To all players.. No garbage cans that i saw yet so please pack in pack out, dont just leave your cans at the tee sign
10-18 turn into a great course for elevation challenges with a continuation of thick rough but a bit more forgiving in fairway size finishing off with a beautiful par 4.
Lots of poison ivy and a lack of pads on the back nine are my only current negatives. Teepads on the back would improve this a lot.
Also.. To all players.. No garbage cans that i saw yet so please pack in pack out, dont just leave your cans at the tee sign
+0 votes sherri look › Main course › May 13, 2017
Fun course, glad it's finally done, it will get better with usage. Nice to not have to fight crowds at Kensington. Could use better signs especially the front 9. Still a little overgrown, but not horrible. The back 9 were challenging and fun.
+0 votes Skyler Stoker › Main course › April 7, 2017
First 9 are meh but the back has some of the best holes I have played in Michigan. Need teepads on the back!
+1 votes Amateur Hour › Main course › November 30, 2016
Front 9 C+, super luck fest tunnel course, needs beating in.
Back 9 A, obviously needs tee pads, but very cool use of elevation.
Back 9 A, obviously needs tee pads, but very cool use of elevation.
+0 votes Kevin Reddy › Main course › May 16, 2015
Hoping to see this course completed some day. Has potential.
+0 votes Danger Dave diggers › Main course › July 31, 2013
It's ugly for sure it should get better. What a random layout I can see a ton of work has been done to get to this point but that land is not pretty it is well design and you can tell the course is getting worked hard to make it what it is no complaint to the designers I think they are doing the best they can with what they got but a rake would go a long way.
-1 votes Danger Dave diggers › ADA Course › April 3, 2021
It's baskets in a field, is this really designed or just planted?
-2 votes William Gilbert › Main course › May 25, 2013
Sorry john i hit 392 hours last year working on this course. it has all kinds of potential but long way to go. ignore the ADA handicap holes the real front 9 is back in the woods, i base none of my rating on those as i consider them simply warm up holes. way better this year after the park cut down the tress, and then some, that were approved to be removed last year. 15 more holes to go and the park has changed directions on the land we get to use so alot more elevation changes will come into play.
-1 votes John Reifschneider › Main course › June 9, 2013
This course will be a gem when its done its months even maybe years before it will hit its stride, almost 2 years if you include planning and approval to get to this point but who knows with luck we can get this finished this year... we are all out there trying anyway. Big love to Bill Gilbert for working a registered almost 200 hrs last year on that course just in clean up of pickers and brush and downed trees CRAZY! But coming along looking much better last weekend when i was out with some more trees down... NICE
Just keeps getting nicer... looking so much better out there!
Just keeps getting nicer... looking so much better out there!
+1 votes Tony Rohrer › Main course › November 6, 2016
11/6/16-I haven't been to this course in 4 months or so. I went today just for a short nine and was blown away that the back 9 are in for a total of 18 holes. These back holes are nothing like the front, they have and up north feel with tons of elevation. They are all solid par 3s and hole 18 is for sure a par 4 or maybe 5 at 500+ feet snaking downhill through the woods. All the holes are now re-number 1-18 with great flow. Signs on all the holes. The back nine do not have t-pads, I hope they wi ...
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+1 votes Trevor "Doppler" Dixon › Main course › November 4, 2012
the original 9 will test any player ability with it's tight lines and thick brush. an arrant drive will surely be punished. the name of the game here is placement if you want to get up and down in 3. the first two holes curve to the right followed by a 375' gradual left. 4 is in the shape of an inverted L with the pin tucked in to the right, 5 on the original (or 20 when the course is completed) is a straight 250'r AKA the deuce hole. 6 has a 25' gap to hit and you could play a slow "S" turn or ...
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+1 votes Bryan Centers › Main course › April 4, 2013
Wil be just an absolutley awesome course when completed
+0 votes Eirik Kauserud › Main course › March 17, 2013
Tight and new. Rough is rough. With a couple trees gone and concrete tees the course would be an A- but I myself am biased.
EDIT* TONS of trees removed. Come check it out!
EDIT* TONS of trees removed. Come check it out!