Scott

Course was in awful shape and the pro shop commented that is the way it is supposed to be. Dirt fairways were due to "transition " between grasses. They told me the dirt was not dirt, it was grass I did not see. Apparently, someone who plays all types of courses from high end private to low end Munising does not understand the difference between dirt and grass I can not see. Arrogant attitude surrounds the entire facility. I like the layout, but will go elsewhere from now on

The course is getting in better shape. Greens were in good shape.