Chippewa Banks

Outside of a few that think they are pros and are rather insulting towards a large portion of the partakers/golfers it is an amazing course. Just watch out for the "maday" pros, they think they are ... show more ›

Outside of a few that think they are pros and are rather insulting towards a large portion of the partakers/golfers it is an amazing course.
Just watch out for the "maday" pros, they think they are better than everyone else. Thankfully they don't frequent the course and that's pretty awesome in and of itself.
Some folks just feel entitled i guess.

Home course. I may be partially biased given some of the background of the course I know. As for the layout itself, it is very good. Really does make you pull out everything from midranges, to big dis ... show more ›

Home course. I may be partially biased given some of the background of the course I know. As for the layout itself, it is very good. Really does make you pull out everything from midranges, to big distance drivers and everything in between. The signage for each tee and the map for the course up at the front is all relatively new and nice looking. But a fair warning, this is by no means a destination course. If I didn't live 5 minutes away, I would likely only come around for the local tournament. Several people come to the course with no sense of etiquette either being overly loud and obnoxious, not letting your card of 2 skilled players pass their card of 10 drunks. I learned how the game here and I wish I could give it a higher score, but until the city replaces some of these baskets and the riff faff takes a back seat, I don't know if it'll get a higher rating.

This is the course I grew up on so i'm probably biased but I love this course. Even though the holes are not overwhelmingly long, if you botch your drive it can be a terrible time trying to recover. H ... show more ›

This is the course I grew up on so i'm probably biased but I love this course. Even though the holes are not overwhelmingly long, if you botch your drive it can be a terrible time trying to recover. Holes like 2,3,11,12, and 13 I will usually play a couple discs if I can. A couple holes have had some trees come down since last I played which has made some lines easier and I was kinda bummed about that.

Just played the Midland Open on 7/8/2012 and loved this course. I had heard that there would be a lot of trash, no signage, and other issues - but they had everything cleaned up and well marked for t ... show more ›

Just played the Midland Open on 7/8/2012 and loved this course. I had heard that there would be a lot of trash, no signage, and other issues - but they had everything cleaned up and well marked for the tournament and it was really incredible. Loved the views over the river. Lots of tight fairways with scary looking rough, many long drives necessary but also some short ace runs. This course has a bit of everything. Looks like the course is frequently used, and the port-a-johns could have been emptied, but honestly I had very few complaints. Well run tournament, great course that I would play again, and easy to get to from I-75. A-!

I rather enjoy this course. As the summer progresses so does the amount of garbage in the woods. Every hole is different and offers something to challenge you be it angles, trees, or water. The hol ... show more ›

I rather enjoy this course. As the summer progresses so does the amount of garbage in the woods. Every hole is different and offers something to challenge you be it angles, trees, or water. The holes closest to the tridge also have a fair amount of dog poop but that usually disappears by the seventh hole. As a heads up to families playing, try to go earlier in the day as it has been my experience that as the day wears on the better the chance you are going to run into someone smoking dope. I know it is disc golf but felt a warning was in order as rather blatant on this course.

Great learning course. Lay out is open without being easy, some holes are long but still require control, the only real element missing is elevation changes. Unfortunately, the local casuals have real ... show more ›

Great learning course. Lay out is open without being easy, some holes are long but still require control, the only real element missing is elevation changes. Unfortunately, the local casuals have really ruined a lot of the work that the club has put into the course. As a result, it's not pretty, but it's still a fun course to play.

Course looked amazing! Lots of hard work by the city and local volunteers showed in the appearance of the course. No garbage; fairways were trimmed and cut back more than usual. It has the look of an ... show more ›

Course looked amazing! Lots of hard work by the city and local volunteers showed in the appearance of the course. No garbage; fairways were trimmed and cut back more than usual. It has the look of an A tier event. Maybe an A tier in the near future with Midland, Freeland, and Mt.Pleasant. Just a thought. In Summary, its the best I've seen the course and I hope it can stay this way for awhile.

Good course with legitimite fairways that present true "golf shots". Good variety that should test your arsenal a little bit. Only cons were the signage is old and bad, the teepads were covered with t ... show more ›

Good course with legitimite fairways that present true "golf shots". Good variety that should test your arsenal a little bit. Only cons were the signage is old and bad, the teepads were covered with thick layers of dirt, there was a lot of trash and some of the locals had seemingly no concept of etiquette. Good to play if you're in the area but not neccessarily a "destination course"