Bald Mountain

Only complaint is the pars are a little sadistic at times. Otherwise an incredible course and really tough hike (in a good way). I'm in my mid-30s and I bring 2 large Gatorades for a single round -- a ... show more ›

Only complaint is the pars are a little sadistic at times. Otherwise an incredible course and really tough hike (in a good way). I'm in my mid-30s and I bring 2 large Gatorades for a single round -- and I definitely use 'em. There are only a few spots where you might have to search for a disc for longer than a couple minutes. The only other things keeping this from an A+ are a lack of drinking water and a lack of hole maps (but they have detailed drone flyovers with commentary on youtube for your first visit).

2022: This course is still stuck in 13 hole mode, but don't be fooled, these thirteen holes will keep you busy. The only course in the Detroit Metro area that has down/up fairways, with tee shot cr ... show more ›

2022: This course is still stuck in 13 hole mode, but don't be fooled, these thirteen holes will keep you busy. The only course in the Detroit Metro area that has down/up fairways, with tee shot crossing a valley to the basket on the opposite side. One hole (I think its the ninth) actually goes down/up/down. The eleventh is the nastiest "fish-hook" fairway in the region. I am a big fan, but there is some deep roughage and blind looks that will have you beating the brush on an errant throw.

Great course thus far but still incomplete. For the people whining that the holes are too long, I’m a sub-300 thrower and sub-900 rated player and have birdied 6/13 holes there from the short tees, ... show more ›

Great course thus far but still incomplete. For the people whining that the holes are too long, I’m a sub-300 thrower and sub-900 rated player and have birdied 6/13 holes there from the short tees, so maybe those people are actually mad that they can’t hit challenging lines. There are no unfair lines or distances here, just a challenging round. If shooting under par at an easy course is what you prefer, you have numerous alternatives in the area. Don’t hate on the course design for trying to provide something “high end” that will undoubtedly bring the PDGA tour to town once finished.

I’d firstly like to thank the gang that is doing the amazing work out here. I only went A- because the courses aren’t complete. when all the 36 holes are done it will be the premiere course in Mic ... show more ›

I’d firstly like to thank the gang that is doing the amazing work out here. I only went A- because the courses aren’t complete. when all the 36 holes are done it will be the premiere course in Michigan. 15 minutes from my house! what a blessing. Signage, benches, thoughtful hole design, its all top notch. I cannot wait for spring and more holes to arrive. In the meantime hit me up if you want to throw a round, let try for the elusive 4 on 13 ????

The longs are professional level design, and even the few short tee pads remain a challenge. looking forward to a tournament here!!!

I never thought I'd drive to, and play, and review an unfinished 13 hole course but I did. This course, so far, is an amazing championship level course, that is not for the faint of heart or out of sh ... show more ›

I never thought I'd drive to, and play, and review an unfinished 13 hole course but I did. This course, so far, is an amazing championship level course, that is not for the faint of heart or out of shape players. Much of it is in older growth forest with elevation changes and some rock walls reminding me of the east coast courses the pro's play on. And the open holes are reminiscent of tobaggon or flip city.SICK - SICK - SICK! 650' par 4's with hills and valleys and tons of giant trees with tight lines, I could go on and on. Holes 2, 3, 4, and 13 with some others are obscene good. The ranger told me probably by the end of June 2020 the other 5 holes should be in. I can't wait! Warning! This course is not for beginners, most women and children. They will not like it. And the entrance for the course is closed in the winter and you have to use the Alt. entrance and go to the headquarters and do a 15 minute walk in down their service dirt road. I predict this will be an A+ course when all is done. It basically is already.

Updated from an A- now that it is complete. This course divides the boys from the men. Every single aspect of your game will be tested. Tons of chances to open up and throw big but miss your line and ... show more ›

Updated from an A- now that it is complete. This course divides the boys from the men. Every single aspect of your game will be tested. Tons of chances to open up and throw big but miss your line and you will pay...BIG. Getting pars out here actually feels good. This should be a destination course for anyone that thinks they got game. Won't be surprised if this is a future DGPT course.

Will easily be the best layout in the area when finished. Holes 3/13 (13 hole layout) need some work to make them play appropriately to their par, but could easily be accomplished with some more clea ... show more ›

Will easily be the best layout in the area when finished. Holes 3/13 (13 hole layout) need some work to make them play appropriately to their par, but could easily be accomplished with some more clearing on 3 and maybe a shorter basket placement for 13 (the basket placement is cool but the hole plays realistically as a par 6).
New holes are excellent and 1/2 are great starting holes for a layout. Excited for it to be finished. Nice to finally have a place to play that offers a style of golf equal to the pro and national tour layouts. Reminds me a lot of maple hill.
Would also like to see the trees directly off the tee on new hole 4 removed. Looks like they will be. Will be a much better hole when they are.

A stunning and challenging new course. The first tee is accessed from plentiful, paved parking and includes a couple of practice baskets. After that it's into the woods with LOTS of trees and elevatio ... show more ›

A stunning and challenging new course. The first tee is accessed from plentiful, paved parking and includes a couple of practice baskets. After that it's into the woods with LOTS of trees and elevations. The amateur and pro tees are well marked. I’m looking forward to the new holes and maybe a few benches or tables. This has quickly become one of my favorite courses.

Updated my grade from a B to A-. Played today, first time with all 18 in. I'll stand by my previous review. High level, long throwers will absolutely love this course. Extremely demanding. Low ... show more ›

Updated my grade from a B to A-. Played today, first time with all 18 in. I'll stand by my previous review. High level, long throwers will absolutely love this course. Extremely demanding. Lower level, short throwers simply won't have enough fun to play on a regular basis.

Review when it was a 13 hole course.
(Played this course from the longs and checked out the short tees. From a high level players perspective, which I'm not, this is an excellent course. Really tough shots. Good two shot par fours and a three shot par five. From an intermediate and below players perspective, which I am, it lacks a "fun factor". Literally no deuce opportunities. Even the 300' hole is so uphill it plays at least 380'. AM 1s and higher will love this course, AM 2s and below probably won't visit often. I'll play a few times a year for the challenge, but Seymour and/or Bay Court are more fun).

Shocked at the A votes! Biased? Maybe know the designer? That said, it has great potential. Obviously need perminant tee pads and to clear out some rough and a few trees. By no means is this suppose t ... show more ›

Shocked at the A votes! Biased? Maybe know the designer? That said, it has great potential. Obviously need perminant tee pads and to clear out some rough and a few trees. By no means is this suppose to be a "harsh" grade. I think the course has great potential! However, work needs to be done and it is currently only 9 holes (I hear more to come). I think C+ is a good grade for current state, but I have no doubt this grade will only go up as more work is done and additional holes are put in. Again, I give it this grade on current course (ie: 9 holes, temp tee boxes, brutally untrimmed rough, etc), but I am so excited to see this course in a year or 2. The course is a fantastic start to a very good course, but if I went out expecting an A-B course I would be disappointed.

An extremely challenging 18 hole championship destination course that winds through a mature forest. Scenic views and rock walls on the beautiful landscape. An exhausting hike but worth every step. Pl ... show more ›

An extremely challenging 18 hole championship destination course that winds through a mature forest. Scenic views and rock walls on the beautiful landscape. An exhausting hike but worth every step. Plays from shorts (10 short pads) and longs. The superb design has great variety. Several tight and technical long wooded fairways with shot selection, shaping and placement required. Good mix of tunnel, dog leg, blind and bomber shots. Some other holes are placed through lightly wooded valleys. Hole 18 is the long daunting signature hole with the water hazard lake in play throughout . The rough is deep and unforgiving on multiple holes. Good signage for the majority of the course, although the newly developed holes (14-18) still need work and cleanup. Navigation is a bit difficult on the new holes. Nice cement pads, but some are too short. New ChainStar Pro baskets. Benches and garbage cans on most holes. Restrooms available. A state park recreation passport is required to enter the park. Parking is provided in the big lot off the main road. A “disc course” sign directs you to the lot and hole 1. A couple practice baskets available. The front gate closes for 4-5 months during late fall to early spring. A 20 minute walk to get to hole 1. Overall, this course will be worthy for the DGPT.