Bepatterson14

I usually don’t take the time to review courses since they’re all within a reasonably playable range for their price. Unfortunately I cannot say that about Bonaventure. We paid 50 bucks to play this course and it had turf field pellets and sanded patches on almost every green. 0 chance of staying on line when we were putting. The general upkeep up the course was not great, the clubhouse had nothing in it either. There was a cart lady who we saw twice on the front and then never again on a hot day.

No water on the course either so get ready to roast.

Overall hated the course and will never be back.

It's a par 67 course to start. The back 9 has no par 5's.
#9 is under repair for the last 50 yards of the fairway.
If you can hit a drive 260-300 half the holes are driveable. There are a few holes that are par 4 under 250. Greens are in pretty decent shape for the most part.

It is a fun practice course. If you want to be challenged go elsewhere. If you want perfect greens, go elsewhere. If you want long holes go elsewhere.

Staff is friendly and they have a pretty decent hot dog.

I grew up next to this course, never would pay more than 10 to play it.

This was a very well maintained course. Greens were great, sand was nice. The rough was shaved down pretty low. Almost like a semi rough. This made the course play a little easier than it could have been. I shot a 78 which is my best 18. There is space for your misses(it won't kill your round to hit one a little bit off center.) It rained a little bit before I played so the greens were not super fast, I would imagine they would be generally. Overall it's one of the nicer courses I've played. Better than: Hilltop, Whitmore links, Leslie Golf Course, Ann Arbor Country Club, Huron Hills, and many others. Comparable to Stonebridge if you've played there.
Great course, highly suggested.