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Canadian Lakes Country Club
9775 Club House Dr E
Stanwood, MI 49346-9333, United States
Stanwood, MI 49346-9333, United States
231.972.8979
The address above is for the Pine Course, a 9-holer than opened in 1972. Canadian Lakes Country Club actually consists of three courses; the other two are:
Highlands Course
11560 Royal Rd
Canadian Lakes MI 49346
231.972.7155
Royal Course
6898 Club House Dr E
Canadian Lakes MI 49346-8371
231.972.8979
Highlands Course
11560 Royal Rd
Canadian Lakes MI 49346
231.972.7155
Royal Course
6898 Club House Dr E
Canadian Lakes MI 49346-8371
231.972.8979
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| Type: | Private |
| General Manager: | Greg Babbit |
| Superintendent: | William Hull, III |
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elliottgaryusa - 8/24/11
The Royal has a nice variety of challenges. The course is reasonably well kept. Most of the greens are fairly flat. They look like they'll break but they don't. Not too many bunkers but the ones they have are well kept. They have red, gold, white and blue tees.
The Highlands is a fun, hilly course. Many of the holes are short but they make up for it with two long par 5s. Many of the greens are elevated so grab an extra club or two to get up there. The order of the holes is a bit funny, they save the two par 5s and par 3s till the end. The last par 3 plays longer than it looks. At 187y with a deep valley between the tee and green, it's deceptive. If you fall short you have a steep pitch shot from way below the hole.
The Royal has a nice variety of challenges. The course is reasonably well kept. Most of the greens are fairly flat. They look like they'll break but they don't. Not too many bunkers but the ones they have are well kept. They have red, gold, white and blue tees.
The Highlands is a fun, hilly course. Many of the holes are short but they make up for it with two long par 5s. Many of the greens are elevated so grab an extra club or two to get up there. The order of the holes is a bit funny, they save the two par 5s and par 3s till the end. The last par 3 plays longer than it looks. At 187y with a deep valley between the tee and green, it's deceptive. If you fall short you have a steep pitch shot from way below the hole.
charlesdoo - 5/4/11
tostman - 4/20/10
zeeman2 - 3/19/10
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