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My son and I decided to go play 9 and we've played Brookshire before. The pace of play was fairly slow after the first 4 holes but - on a gorgeous day - that's to be expected and is certainly not a reflection on the staff or the course itself. The course itself was in fantastic condition and the greens were rolling fast and pure. Even with the slower pace of play, it was a great time.

I was in town for a baseball tournament with almost a full day of down-time between games. My son and I decided to play 9 and found Greenhaven on GolfNow. It was the most affordable of the local/recommended courses. The fairways were in really good conditions and the greens were undulating and rolled pure (although please people....please remember to repair your pitch marks on the greens). We were paired with 2 locals who were able to give us some course info as we played the front 9. All around great experience!

Back when I lived in the area, this was my favorite course to play and I'm so happy to see that it hasn't changed since I moved and the course has new Ownership. The starter was super friendly and personable. The course, simply put, was in immaculate condition and the greens were rolling as pure as pure can be. If you have the chance to play this gem of a course, please try to find the time to do so. The only "downside" to my round - which the course staff had nothing to do with - was a foursome of gentlemen that didn't appear to want to let singles play through. So the pace of play was on the slower side, particularly on the back 9.

The course was in terrific shape, the staff was super friendly, and the weather was perfect! The only hiccup on the day I played was that I got stuck behind a league on the back 9, which severely slowed the pace of play.

I've played this course before and really enjoyed it. Unfortunately, I think this trip had reminders of all the rain we've had fairly recently. Some holes has fairly large wet/pooled/muddy areas while others had (oddly) some dried out, brown-ish colored areas that crunched when you walked on them and smelled like wet dog. The cart I was in died on the 14th hole and we had to wait a fair amount of time for another to be brought to us. I kept checking the date to be sure that it wasn't Friday the 13th. :-)

This is the 2nd time I've played 18 holes here and I really enjoyed it. The course was very well maintained and the holes are reasonably challenging for a mid-handicapper like myself. I swear I'm going to keep playing until I get par or better on #12. :-)

Played this course for the very first time in September 2020. I played the front 9 and was very happy with the course condition and layout. They were just starting to aerate the tee boxes but I was just ahead of the person doing that work so I was unaffected. The front 9 is really pretty and moderately challenging. I'll definitely go back to play here and am looking forward to playing the back 9 as well.

I played this course for the first time on the morning of 9/13/20. The staff at the Pro Shop was extremely friendly and we chatted about the course for a quick minute before teeing off. The course was still damp (and the lowest fairway at #12 was puddled) but that's to be expected from the rain the previous nights. The greens were fantastic. Challenging and fast - and the holes themselves were not too forgiving which made for some 3-putts. The course itself is very picturesque and it's apparent that this used to be a private club. Several of the tee boxes need sod work and/or rolling to mat them down a little bit. Overall though, I had a great experience and will definitely play again!

There aren't too many 70 degree days in October in Michigan. When there are, Moose Ridge is the place to be. The course is very well maintained and the surrounding trees give Moose Ridge the feel of an up north course. Of course, the beauty of the surroundings is balanced by the challenges of the course itself. Undulating fairways and greens, and "conveniently" placed bunkers and marshes make this course a fantastic challenge.

I live in Livingston County and had no idea this place existed until I found it on Golfnow.com. What a great place! And on the day we played, the greens were like putting on marble.