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My wife and I made a tee time for a Tuesday morning. We did not realize that the course doesn't accept tee times for nine holes only. When we checked in at the club house, we stated that we were there for our nine hole round and the desk guy informed us that they didn't allow nine hold reservations. This was our mistake for not researching their policy ahead of time. We were charged for two eighteen hole greens fees when we reserved.

We asked for a refund, as my wife's physical condition is not the best and she didn't want to play 18. The course manager came out of his office and firmly
informed us that we were within the 24 hour window of our tee time and that their policy did not allow for cancellations.

We decided to go ahead and just play nine. We were paired with a good golfing couple and enjoyed the nine. However, the course was jammed and play was very slow.

I realize that most people who book here do so for eighteen holes and their policy isn't a problem. Lesson learned for us but the overall attitude by the club house guys was poor.

Good Park has a challenging layout and every time I par a hole, it’s an accomplishment. In 2020, the course was in great shape. GP has some of the toughest par 4s in the area.

Our group has played GP for many years and it continues to be on of the most liked courses we play. Tough course, but it can be very satisfying to post a good round.

The staff is also top notch!

I've played Mallard a lot over the last 5 years. While I prefer to play the first 18, I was sent out on the Lakes side for my round. The course has finally dried out but it is beat up. Tee boxes are hard and half dirt and the greens are pocked with ball marks. Fairways are at least good but the course was no fun to play at all.

Chippewa's new carts are the best I've ever rented. They're equipped with a tablet computer that gives you all the information you'll need to help a set up a good round. They also are fast, quiet and have the most comfortable seats and they include some great music selections!

Good Park is one of my faves in the area. It is always a challenge and is usually in very good condition.

Our group plays Chipp about 5 times a year and it never gets old. We always track our scores on the triangle to see who gets through it the best. Chippewa has the best drainage around and it's usually playable when other courses are soaked. Snack bar is top notch, as well.