The Glacier Club

Designed by William Newcomb/(R) Arthur Hills ASGCA and opened in 2007

Glacier - Washington, Michigan

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Course Details

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7224 yards

Driving Ranges:

Yes

The 18-hole "Glacier" course at the The Glacier Club facility in Washington, Michigan features 7224 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. The course rating is 0 and it has a slope rating of 0. The estimated green fees for 18 holes is $60. The Glacier Club Golf Club has an onsite driving range with 6 practice tees. Designed by William Newcomb/(R) Arthur Hills ASGCA, the Glacier golf course opened in 2007.

Estimated Green Fees

$60

Scorecard for Glacier

HOLE	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	OUT	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	IN	TOT
Gold75.10/133	614	379	221	399	572	186	435	414	412	3632	350	573	424	145	583	429	185	413	425	3527	7159
Black72.00/131	552	361	189	381	524	143	419	401	395	3365	318	543	401	125	556	409	169	403	403	3327	6692
Blue70.60/129	537	350	166	357	500	118	397	395	385	3205	286	516	391	117	542	381	162	329	375	3099	6304
White69.90/124	525	318	142	336	485	110	387	374	365	3042	272	494	381	110	518	369	130	320	350	2944	5986
White (L)75.50/140	525	318	142	336	485	110	387	374	365	3042	272	494	381	110	518	369	130	320	350	2944	5986
Red (L)70.40/123	479	289	73	227	465	99	370	354	290	2646	246	421	321	90	459	344	106	258	337	2582	5228
Par	5	4	3	4	5	3	4	4	4	36	4	5	4	3	5	4	3	4	4	36	72

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What Golfers are Saying

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Robert A. L. Reviewed May 08, 2012

Amy T. Reviewed March 09, 2012

It is true there is no beverage cart on this course. However, not being a 4 year old child, I know enough to bring water with me on a 95 degree day if I'm going to be out in the hot sun. I NEVER depend on a beverage cart being on the course because I know from experience that courses do not have them out open to close 7 days a week. I also know that even if there is one, I always see her at hole 2 and never afterwards. That is why I ALWAYS get what I will need at the bar before I start for the first 9 holes so I am not dependant on her and get more on the turn. Water Coolers on the course-no thanks. Not every course provides these and even if they do, I would never drink from these. I would not put my health in jeopardy for a drink from them. As far as not paying the rangers, I believe this is common in the golf industry and the rangers are usually golfers themselves, so they are not ignorant with how play should flow. With that said, I find this course is VERY well maintained, has a friendly staff and great pricing on golf and food in the clubhouse when I finish a round. One of my favorites.

Lawrance M. Reviewed July 04, 2011

Played this course as a 4some 07022011 for $45 a golfer with an 0830 tee time. Pleasant staff to start and very nice proshop and grill. HOWEVER, with temps predicted in the mid 90's with high humidty I was amazed and eventually mad that there was no beverage cart and no water cans on this course. At the turn I went in and advised the staff at the proshop about my displeasure and they advised the owner wouldn't allow a beverage cart and that there was water at the restrooms(holes 2/3/12). In that you usually aren't needing hydration on the second hole and you will definitely get something on the turn you are sol when you get thirsty on holes 4 thru 9 and 12 thru 18. For the quality of the rest of the course(greens-fairways tee boxes all at least in good shape) this lack of water is completely stupid. Last observation: the rangers at this course aren't paid staff-rather they get free golf thus I wasn't surprised when the ranger at hole 16 advised we had to keep up with the group in front of us. When we asked him what else he expected us to do in that we had been held at every hole at least 3 to 5 minutes for the group in front of us to clear-he appeared somewhat confused. You get what you pay for :/

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