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Bought a Hot Deal, but the standard greens fee is still worth it for this course. Lots of Diversity hole to hole and some challenging ones there to. On busy days they will pair hot deal purchasers. Not a big deal because the course doesn’t attract too many undesirables. Only issues I have are the reduction of fairway bunkers over time. Many look like they just decided to let the grass grow back in them. Takes some of the challenge away. And the bunkers that remain have many, many stones and rocks in them. Kind of normal for many middle priced West MI courses. All in all a fun place to play.

I've played this course a few times now. I'm about a 12 handicap and can get around this course with relative ease. That said it's tons of fun! Staff is always friendly, and the price is right.

This was my second time playing here. The last time was about three years ago. Both times I played it because it was a good deal. Both times the pace of play was extremely slow. This isn't the type of course that should be played at 4.5 hours a round. It's very, very short and could be played in around 3 hours easily. The problem is the caliber of golfer it attracts. Because it's not a great course, it attracts very poor golfers. I won't pretend to be any count, but anyone who is a 10 hdcp or better should look elsewhere.

Pros: A few unique holes. Cons: Poorly manicured tee boxes, odd layout, slow pace of play, below average skill level cliental (lots of people wasting time looking for balls),

Great course with pretty wide open fairways. Fairly tough greens and a good amount of diversity from hole to hole. Friendly staff and always a good pace of play. Play early in the year or play late before the rates get a little pricey.

I've played this course a few times and it's been in great condition every time I've been out. A nice mix of some easy and some challenging holes. Overall great set up that requires a diversity of shots. No need to worry about a pretentious crowd or staff. Everyone always seems to be very friendly. Check out the price breaks on greens fees online...

I use to play Braeside all the time (multiple times a week) about 10+ years ago. The course conditions were considerably better back then. You can always count on at least one or two holes under some stage of construction that makes that hole virtually unplayable. Under watering now makes many of the fairways pretty hard. Much of their cliental is a younger and disrespectful crowd. The course can become a bachelor party real quick, and I'm not sure I've ever seen a marshal on the course. All of this leads to a fairly disappointing time on this course. It's unfortunate, because the layout is really pretty fun for a public course. If they could get it together, it could be a really great place to play.