copper hills golf club

Very nice course, very challenging too! Could be so much better if they had a clubhouse and appropriate services for a golf course. Not sure they even have a beer cart, But overall it has a good up north feel and its quiet place to enjoy a round of golf.

Treat yourself to an outing at this course as it has a great variety of holes. Don't be disappointed by the basic clubhouse as the course more than makes up for it. 27 holes. The Hills, The Marsh and The Swamp. Very descriptive names. Holes are longer than they appear. Stay left on number 1 as there is water to the right and in front of the green. Good condition and reasonable rates. Lots of fun. Don't bring a rookie with you.

Our journey to this golf course was both thrilling and SAD !!The golf course itself is beautiful but lacks a clubhouse , restaurant , and any thing that might be considered a well trained and courteous staffThe management of this course has placed a lot of emphasis on the course but has poor facilities for eating, pro shop and a very poor trained and unfriendly staffWe will pass on this one next time

Beautiful "up north" style golf course close to home in SE Michigan. Conditions are average for a public course, but the layout is challenging and fair. Great set of par 3's!

Copper Hills has 3 9-hole courses, Hill, Marsh and Jungle. They are each par-36. Each hole has 5 sets of tees. There is both water and sand on the courses. The course was in very good condition. My only complaint was a lack of a ranger. Got behind a very very slow foursome that did not offer to let me play through. On the expensive side, but worth playing.

Copper Hills is one of our local favorite courses. The course is in excellent condition. The only thing that would be nice is to have a nice club house but if you are looking for a great course, you can't go wrong here!

The is very nice. The holes are designed and laid out well. The course is always in good to excellent condition. There is virtual no clubhouse but the golf it self is very good. This is a bit of a hidden gem.

My dad and I played here this weekend. The staff was great, but the rest of our experience was not.We never saw the beverage cart on the course (There was one out there)The fairways were hard, greens less than fair shape.Some of the holes/layout did not make sense (hokey)Garbage littered the course (Beer cans in abundance...) Would never suggest to friends.Thank goodness we had a coupon from Carls to play for $25 each.The regular rate would've been robbery!

The course has three 9's and they are each a challenge. Wlid life is abundant and the cart rides through the woods can be quite scenic although lengthy between green and the next tee. The club house is a double wide and really needs to be replaced.

Nice course. Each 9 differs in topography and at times you think you could be "up north". However, the last time I played there they still didn't seem to think that folks need to have water on those hot days-so hide and bring your own. The women's tee boxes are typical for women. Not as forgiving of a course as many others in the area. I still think they are overpriced and you can find other excellent courses in this area for a lot less $$.

Almost no houses on the golf course, you feel like you are up north. Challenge your skill on this beautiful golf course. Not for a beginner golfer.

I played here during my first year of golf(2011). The scenery was great but I needed better ball control to play well. Lost several balls in the wetlands. Even though it is a tough course for me I will return. They have 3-9s set up.

There are 3 9-holes courses - Marsh, Hill and Jungle. All three are challenging with both narrow and open fairway areas. The Hill is my favorite but definately the hardest. The entire course is we'll maintained and for the price, very under rated. Its the hidden jem in the area. Every Thursday night, I pay $25 and get 9 holes of golf with a cart and all the up-north feel including plenty of deer.

I liked the course and the conditions were good. My only beef is the routings - there were several times during the round that we got lost while trying to follow the signs. They need to get out there and spray paint some paths.

I play there often and I love it. Copper Hills has 3 challenging 9er's. If you can break 40 par per nine, you should feel good. Go play and enjoy.