Wyandotte Shores Golf Course — Local services in Wyandotte

I recently played a round of golf with my brothers and was extremely disappointed with the experience due to the behavior of one of the course rangers.

After properly waiting for the group ahead at the first hole, we began our round. When a faster group of women approached, we allowed them to play through to keep the pace moving on the second hole. Despite this, a course ranger parked directly behind us, initially staying in silence before attempting small talk and then asking if we had let the women play ahead. Even after confirming that we had, he remained parked behind us, observing them tee off.

As we moved on from the second hole, the ranger drove by and told us to “pick up the pace and play best ball,” (which we were already doing) even though we were already playing as efficiently as possible. Shortly after, he parked in the bushes between holes 2 and 3 and as we arrived at the third tee he pulled out from the bushes and next to my brother, then proceeded to tell him he really need to pick up the pace. My brother had to firmly address him, pointing out that being stopped repeatedly between holes made it impossible to maintain any pace, and asked him if we could enjoy our day off? Then man quickly backed down, but never apologized for the harassment.

This was not an isolated incident; my brothers have experienced similar treatment in the past with the same course ranger. While I hesitate to raise the issue of race, it is worth noting that we were the only group being followed and approached in this manner.

Overall, this behavior significantly impacted our enjoyment of the round. If you have a scheduled tee time, it should be respected without interference from staff. The focus should be on providing a pleasant experience for all players, rather than policing groups unnecessarily. How am I being blamed because your buisness books tee times 10 minutes apart? Thats not my problem.

I am very disappointed and hope the course addresses this issue so future players can enjoy their rounds without similar...

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A charming 9 holer, right on the river. Always seems to be in good shape. Natural high 'fescue' grass give the course a quaint, British feel and provides a very nice golf experience.. Friendly staff. Solid putting green and a nice short game practice area, can hit pitches up to about 50 yards. Only drawbacks are course does not seem to drain well and has "cart path only " for a longer time after a big rain than other courses and no driving range, only warm up nets. If slow play is a concern, you may want to check if leagues or local high school teams are out...