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The course remains in great shape and with the elevation changes plays longer than the scoring card yardages. We paid the premium for a holiday weekend.
The pace of play was average to slow but we still played a 4.5 hour 18, so not terribly bad.
Labor Day Monday was slightly cool and overcast for the majority of the 18, so the options for "how was the weather" did not list an accurate description.

Highly recommend this course for everything including price, but you must play for the week day prices to experience the true value of this course.

What a treat to play Metamora, fantastic layout that requires you to think your way around the course. Example, all the par 5's are guarded by water so getting home in 2 is not prudent but possible with all carry.
The only criticism is the bunker sand is not a fine grade bunker sand, it is dense and a little muddy, frankly, so somewhat surprising. The greens were in great shape but heavily sloped so DO NOT allow your approach shot to be long or you are looking at a long 2 putt, quite possibly a three putt or more, God forbid.

This is the second time that I have written this review, GolfNow.

We played this course behind a Members 2-man scramble Tournament, so the pin placements may have reflected this fact.
One surprising flaw was the bunker sand, very compacted and not the sand one would expect from a premium course.
Since it was the first time playing the course, we figured without the benefit of experience or local knowledge we were conceding 3-5 strokes per side. You must think your way around this 18, gripping and ripping is not advised.

Chemung Hills is a very nice course with ideal temps in the mid-high 70's with 20-25 mph swirling wind but unfortunately we played it after three days of rain (rough very dense, long).
Given these conditions it was an extremely challenging afternoon to score well, and more than a few of these greens with their pin placements we'd say "where's the windmill and the clown?".
Great company for the afternoon made for an enjoyable day. I want a rematch!!!

We booked a 2pm tee time having forgotten DST had ended the day before so we knew getting 18 holes in was nearly impossible.
The fairways were very soggy due to all the rain we have been having for weeks but it was playable.
The pace of play was extremely slow on the front nine but opened up a little on the back 9.
We squeezed in 15 holes given the slow pace of play on the front coupled with the late tee time. Sunset was 5:18pm.

The course was in great shape, but the amount of rain that we have been having did not allow the course to cut the grass often enough. Consequently, the fairways and roughs were long and wet taking Huron Meadows from somewhat challenging to extremely challenging!
Great value and test of your golf skills!

Great course, great condition, brutal pin placements (nearly impossible to 1 putt) lol.
I am a 12 handicap playing the whites today with my friends and no change to my score with this distance advantage. A lot of fun!

We played the Golds, so a good distance test but with the recent heavy rains very tricky strikes for the baby shots (<20-40 yards). Just the recent weather, not course or course maintenance.
Nice course!

Course was in phenomenal shape, fairways and greens. We played the blue tees with just enough wind to make it trickier. The greens putt true with heavy undulations so you had better be paying attention!

The course, club house and staff are outstanding.

There was an outing scheduled before our tee time which brought pace of play to a snail's pace (3-4 groups on all par 5's) and 3 groups on par 4's and par 3's.
This is Michigan summer golf and what can happen.

My playing partner and I were only able to play 9 holes due to slow play. I had an investor's meeting scheduled late afternoon and unfortunately could not chance being stranded on the back nine.

The course refunded a pro-rated 9 holes based on our price paid.

The course was in great, the weather was in overcast and in the low 70s with a few sprinkles.
Indian Springs from the blues is a good test, the greens are treacherous, undulating and very fast with brutal pin placements this day, so a two putt is not that bad...so you must make the green in regulation to shoot par.