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Farmington Hills Golf Club
37777 11 Mile Ct
Farmington Hills, MI 48335-1019, United States
Farmington Hills, MI 48335-1019, United States
249.476.5910
This course debuted in 1963 as San Marino Golf Course, although the City of Farmington Hills acquired the course in 1978. Following four property acquisitions, the course was expanded to 18 holes and a practice range. The non-resident walking rates are $31 on weekdays, $34 on weekends (carts are $15). Junior, 9-hole, and resident discounts are available, as are various specials posted on the course web site.
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| Type: | Public |
| Greens Fees (including cart): | |
| Weekday: | $20 - $29 |
| Weekend: | $30 - $39 |
| Superintendent: | Jim Hardy |
| Guest Policy: | open |
| Season Start: | April |
| Season End: | October |
| Driving Range: | Grass hitting surface |
| Short Game Practice: | yes |
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Greg302 - 4/11/13
I would have to say on this day the pace of play was good and consistant ( maybe because it was a chilly outside ) . No complaints that day.
I would have to say on this day the pace of play was good and consistant ( maybe because it was a chilly outside ) . No complaints that day.
Southfield Sam - 8/7/11
Sometimes the course plays slow, but what do you expect from a public course. Overall, this is a good place for an outting.
Sometimes the course plays slow, but what do you expect from a public course. Overall, this is a good place for an outting.
RanMo1906 - 6/19/11
fee for weekend was $55. Great course, nice greens...
fee for weekend was $55. Great course, nice greens...
almince - 6/1/11
This course is no longer open.
This course is no longer open.
Golfin' Jay - 5/5/11
Pace of play is always excruciatingly slow and there are never rangers on the course to encourage slow groups to pick up the pace. Also, starters do not seem to know course etiquette and don't give the group making the turn priority on the tee. There are too many better options to bother with this course.
Pace of play is always excruciatingly slow and there are never rangers on the course to encourage slow groups to pick up the pace. Also, starters do not seem to know course etiquette and don't give the group making the turn priority on the tee. There are too many better options to bother with this course.
bkuehn1952 - 1/25/11
San Marino was expanded to 18 holes and renamed "Farmington Hills Golf Club". See that entry for information.
San Marino was expanded to 18 holes and renamed "Farmington Hills Golf Club". See that entry for information.
Shukichi - 9/29/13
Kevman565 - 5/17/13
marougy - 6/14/12
swthomps - 7/26/11
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