Jack Bungart

This is a really nice course that was pretty well maintained. The tee pads are really bad in most areas though which is why it's not an A course, natural tees would be better to be honest. There is a ton of elevation changes out here and some pretty unique shots. Tons of birdie ops if you know how to get them. Some of the rough gets pretty rough too so also some bogey ops for misplaced shots. People that ran the place seemed pretty friendly and camping 10 bucks a head not too shabby.

This course was very well maintained and was probably the best course I have played in a long time. The rough is VERY rough but there are a lot of opportunities to have a good round on this one. The tee pad signs are a little misleading but other than that it's a solid course.

The tee pads had deep holes in them and were a bit treacherous. The course was pretty technical but very short. Nothing special but worth playing.

A lot of teepads had sand and were very slick. The overall course layout was really good though. It had a lot of different shot variations and birdies were not overly easy to come by.

I really liked this course. It had really good elevation changes and a bunch of water hazards that were fair but made you lay up. I also liked the lines better than West swinney. Baskets easier to access but water hazards could punish you on this course.

This course was pretty wide open with a lot of OB. There are some mature trees that are utilized pretty well. Green protected well enough to ruin birdy opportunities but if played safe every hole is an easy par except maybe 18.

Not too shabby. All the holes are reachable but there are some technical difficulties. This course is moderately wooded and has pin placement and OB that forces some lay ups.

This course looks amazing. It has a lot of elevation changes and they are utilized well. The course is pretty wide open but makes use of the trees it has and some bushes. The elevation makes even the easiest looking holes treacherous especially on a windy day. Some of the alternate holes will definitely test your scramble play.

This is a great course, has some great lines, a little bit of elevation and I found myself using every shot in my repertoire. This course also has multiple teepads and a lot of different options. I am a little surprised this is not a pay to play course. AWESOME

This is one of the most beautiful and well maintained courses in southern Michigan. Tee signs would be nice and the white arrows on tee pads are slippery. It gets a little wet over near the water holes in occasion but that's to be expected.

The park itself is pretty nice. The course has some interesting design on the back 9. The front 9 is kind of laughable. This course is super tight as in discs could hit you on almost every teedpad. Be ready to yell fore and wear your helmet.

This is a really nice course and park. It is 10$ to park per day and 3$ to play tho, so that's a little outrageous. If it were in my neck of the woods I would get the year passes and play all the time. Tons of options and just great looking.

I'd say this course is the polar opposite of the monster course, still a good course tho. Quite a bit of mud when I played, brooms at tee pads and maybe little bridges across exceptionally muddy areas would make this one great too.

The holes individually are designed pretty well, but there are a lot of areas that fairways overlap and tons of people just walk right through during play

Short and wide open.

The course is pretty nice. Some of the fairways are just non existent. It makes course navigation pretty difficult.

Great course, love the extra holes. Very technical with some long and technical holes. This course will build up your immunity to poison ivy, and hate the entry fee

Long course tough 2 right off the bat that gets in your head a bit. Water hazards but just an amazing course layout and nice to look at

Short but technical course. Water hazards. Annoying frat boys on hole 7-8

Great course gets a little swampy with too much rain