Forest Dunes Golf Club

Forest Dunes is an awesome track from beginning to end...in that order. The clubhouse and practice facility are top-notch. The staff is great. Overall, it's a fantastic experience.

It's almost like 2 courses wrapped into 1. The front 9 is more through the woods and the back 9 you get the dunes feel. Both sides are great. I feel the front is a tad more challenging.

The course is in great condition. The tee boxes and fairways are basically perfect. The greens are some of the purest I've putted on. I will say that the greens used to be (2-3 yrs ago) in better overall shape. A lot of them are spotty now, but they still run true.

If you're a fan of great courses and a pure golf experience, definitely make the trip to FD. You will not be disappointed.

Thank you so much.

Every part of the course is well manicured! Even the traps were edged. No a blade of grass out of place! The weather wasn't the greatest, but they had a beverage cart out to take care of us.

Getting to Forest Dunes, in Roscommon, Mich., isn't easy but it's worth it. From the moment I finished my round, I've been looking forward to going back. Designer Tom Weiskopf says this might be his finest architectural effort, which is all you need to know about this perfect mix of visual appeal, challenge and conditioning. They recently added lodging and they'll be adding a second course, built by Tom Doak, so this budding Michigan destination is only getting better. It's not on Lake Michigan, like Arcadia Bluffs, but it's a better golf course. Find Forest Dunes and you won't regret it.

From your first encounter at the bag drop to the restaurant/lounge and to the pro shop you find the most pleasant accommodating staff you will experience anywhere. The facilities are first class and beautiful in its décor and furnishings but yet not intimidating. The course has something for every golf enthusiast and will challenge even the accomplished professional. Forest Dunes should be included in every golfers "bucket-list" of courses to play and once you have experienced the total ambience you will find it difficult to resist coming back again and again.

i have played this course a number of times and have never been disappointed. enough tees for any skill level. you will want to know golf etiquette when you play here. a true experience of the type of courses that the pro's play on.

This course is hands down my favorite course in Northern Michigan. It's Design is challenging but fair the course has always been an immaculate condition this time I played it and the staff there are great and really take care of you I highly recommend this course to anyone was looking for a nice round of golf

This course is great because of the conditioning more than anything else. Greens are fast but roll true (no bumps no old ball marks). Fairways are cut short, I'd say too short though, as the average player doesn't play off that tight of a lie normally. They did provide lots of roll though. GPS on the carts were great, the units give you exact yardage to the pins, so we ended up not needing our rangefinders. One exception though, we'd have all four wheels on the cart path and repeatedly got "please stay on the cart path" warnings. Annoying. The tee times are spread every 10 minutes I believe, and the starter keeps things going but not rushed. They put a lot of money in this course and it shows. Very nice experience.

We arrived at the course without clubs. FedEx isn't the most reliable shipping company. We were provided with a brand new set of Tour Edge pro line clubs complete with Hybrids. They also gave us a half dozen Taylor-Made Penta golf balls as part of the rental deal.

The course was pristine. Best conditioned course out of the five courses we played. We played the front tees and found the course to be challenging but now impossible. It was a fun day with lots of great opportunities to succeed. I will go back and play this course at every opportunity.

Perfect condition. The front nine is Augusta and the back nine is Pine Valley, hence the name, Forest Dunes. I have played this course many times and always enjoy the experience. Warning, you need to study each putt from all angles. Generous and tight fairways, big, pretty, perfect bunkers with large, very fast greens.

This is by far the best conditioned public golf course I've played (I've played Pebble Beach 2x, Ocean course at Kiwah x 5, TPC Sawgrass x 6 and condition at forest dunes is better). Condition rivals some of the best private courses in the nation. Fairways are as good as some of the other public course's greens. You can putt from their fairway. Layout could use little more undulation but with the speed of the greens, it probably would have made it impossible to play. Greens are one of the fastest I've played. Its running between 12.5 and 13.5 on typical day. To put that in perspective, average PGA tourney has green speed of 11.5 on stimp meter. If you can handle the speed of the green, this is very fun course and you feel like you're playing in a PGA event.

The only negative thing about this course is the small gnats that are constantly buzzing about. They give you bug spray to deal with it though. Great course-very challenging - highly recommended.