36-Hole (Resort) This resort offers two regulation eighteen hole courses, the Stevenson Course and the new Lakeview Course, which opened in 1997 and was designed by Arnold Palmer. The front nine on the Stevenson Course is wide open, but the back nine fairways are tree lined. The entire course was built...

18-Hole (Public) The greens are somewhat small and fairly fast. The fairways are tight so you must hit your tee shot straight. There are three ponds in play and the Boardman River runs through the course. The course is short and challenging.

18-Hole (Public) This course is known for providing excellent playing conditions. The greens are undulating, and the dogleg fairways are lined with large trees. The course personnel warn that if you miss hit your tee shots, you'll end up in the thick brush that is planted on the other side of...

18-Hole (Public) This course, built on flat terrain, is easy to walk. The well-maintained greens are slightly sloped, well bunkered and putt true. The links-style design also features four multi-tiered greens and some elevated tees. Furthermore, water hazards (ponds) come into play on six holes.

18-Hole (Private) This course's greens are sloped and fast. The fairways have sand bunkers on nearly every hole and they are also tree lined. The back nine is very scenic, and large numbers of geese and swan can be observed. In addition, several marshes come into play and can alter your...

9-Hole (Private) This course's greens are fast, sloping and small. The narrow fairways are tree lined, well bunkered and some have dogleg designs.

18-Hole (Public) This course features several obstacles that you'll have to maneuver your way past. Numerous sand bunkers have been carefully positioned throughout the course's design, and water hazards come into play on most holes. The elevated greens are medium-sized and offer some subtle breaks. The narrow fairways are tree lined,...

18-Hole (Public) This course features some tree-lined and some wide open fairways. In addition, water hazards come into play on thirteen holes. There are many sand bunkers incorporated into the course's design. The undulating greens are usually in excellent condition.

18-Hole (Private) This uniquely beautiful course, built on rolling terrain, features mature oak trees lining its fairways. Water hazards (ponds and rivers) come into play on a number of holes. A beautiful orchard on the course will add to its scenic beauty.

36-Hole (Public) This club has two regulation eighteen hole courses that are a part of Southwestern Michigan's only golf resort. The East Course is tighter and shorter than the West Course. However, water hazards come into play on thirteen holes. Many golfers feel the East Course is the most feared course...