Sugarbrooke Golf Course — Hotel in Grand Rapids

We had a tee time for two that was scheduled in the later morning. We were able to start our round on time but the pace of play slowed as the morning waned on the front 9. Several groups of other players had a started a scramble tournament on the back 9 and then interspersed themselves with others on the front 9. The polite way to describe it would be that the course was extremely popular and the club house staff was embracing the popularity. Even once we had gotten to the back 9 the pace of play was slow; there were multiple groups of 5 or more who resisted the urge to allow smaller, faster groups to play through. The power carts all seemed older but they worked. A lot of the amenities of the facility had closed because it was past Labor Day.

The course itself was in good condition; there were a lot of dog legs to navigate and lengthy par 3s. It was nice to see a proper par 5 green on hole 2 where the green was smaller. With the exception of holes 8, 9, 15, 17, and 18 the course did not offer much for...

When we first drove up the course looked absolutely stunning and I was personally pretty excited to play it, but the problem came with the pro shop employees. One of the employees who’s name is Doug came out and called my father a lier saying how my bother isn’t under 16 even tho he is 15 years of age. I am 17 and do not meet the junior rate requirement which isn’t a big deal but an employee should never call a costumer a lier. From the moment we walked in there was no friendly ness with the 2 older pro shop employees and I can’t say I would not recommend this course for anyone looking to have a nice time. Vary disappointed in the...

I look forward to golfing Sugarbrooke every year when staying at Sugar Lake Lodge. The course suits a range of skill levels with much of the front 9 being open and forgiving and the back 9 tighter and more challenging. Course conditions were excellent and prices...