Old Oaks at Oak Ridge Golf Club

I love this course and have been playing here at least once a year for the last 14 years.
Round started in some drizzle, and the rules were rough and Cart Path only. Fairways were wet but not spongy which is good consider it rained heavy the night before.
Greens have some patches that need repair. Pins were place away from some on them, but I am not good enough to target flags like that so I dealt with the issue for most of the round.
Staff and amenities were excellent as always.
Definitely will be back!

We have had a lot of rain lately but course seemed to handle it ok.I teed of around 630 so not all the greens were rolled yet but that’s what you get early everywhere.only issue was that halfway through I needed a bathroom stop .restroom’s not open on course .

Had an early tee time , went out 7am by myself. Only one other player on course before me. Maintenance all over over getting course getting ready for day. Very professional and courteous. Course was wet, greens were burned and bumpy in sections.on numerous ones. Tee boxes need to be cleaned up. I believe a lot had to do with myself being out so early, not groundskeepers doing there job. This is why I gave a 4.

Overall decent course, friendly staff, link style but bar cart came every 4-5 holes.
Some difficult holes for sure but overall good condition. 2 greens had some issues but looks like they are trying to repair.

There was absolutely no reason to try putting on these greens, as they ultimately are in worse shape than most of Michigan's roads. The tee boxes were in really bad shape as well (which I do point the finger a bit at golfers not filling their divots on the Par 3s).

I was golfing solo at twilight so the pace of play was about as fast as it could possibly be. I just can't in good conscience recommend this course to anyone on the state of the greens alone.

Paid 25 for 18 with a cart and it was well worth it. Course was wide open and I finished in three hours with a buddy. You can tell they are putting love into improving the course. Nice grass range, no mats.

Only complaint is that because it’s a links style course you can’t hit the clubhouse at the turn for a hotdog.

Green are in rough shape, with ant hills and bald spots that are prominent enough to redirect simple putts. Cart girl came around once, which is fine. Decent round with pace pretty decent.
I would go back.

They are really trying to make this course better. It is in far better shape than the last time I played there.

Course was not in great shape - half of the greens had major issues, not to mention how rock hard they were (a little water never hurts). Pace of play was horrendous - every hole had 2 or more groups at the tee box, with nothing but 2 or 3somes on the course. It wouldn't hurt to have a ranger go tell the group of 2 dopes that being 3 holes behind the group in front of you is bad. the 2 people I joined up ended up going to Marsh Oaks hole #2 after Old Oaks #11, just to make sure we got 18 holes of some kind in.

That being said, the staff working was pleasant and friendly...guess I shouldn't expect too much for $35 at 3:30 on a Saturday <shrug>

Greens were destroyed. Couldn’t make a good putt from anywhere on some of the greens. There we piles of dirt around the fairways. I’ve been golfing here for the last 5 years and it seems as they charge a lot of money for terrible conditions without ever trying to improve the course.

There has been 17 days without rain and was in pretty good shape. Tee boxes were hard, greens were ok.

Management is putting effort in to improving the golf course. Bunkers are getting cleaned up. Fairways were mostly good. Greens were 70/30 with some still badly damaged. Overall fun day with my son. Not overbooked for a change.