Inkster Valley Golf Club

Always liked this course. Challenging and well maintained. Golf Now rate a big plus! Thanks!

First time playing the course and it can be very visually intimidating off the tee. Many blind tee shots that require less then driver if you hit it over 230-250 off the tee. The condition of the course was very good and the greens were rolling great. Much different from many of the flat courses of the downriver area. If you can't hit it straight it can be a very long day. The only complaint is that some of the trees/native grasses are overgrown and the course would be more playable in spots if it was cut down.

Very good layout and well maintained.Pace of play was great.Looking forward to playing again.

Nice greens lots of deer pace of play is average but steady

Nice course gets a lot of play but large greens and good design allows for heavy foot traffic to be of no concerns. Greens run true.

course in good shape, greens were soft. course could be marked a little better. several challenging holes. good course

The pace of play here was horrific. We spent more than four hours on the course before deciding to leave in the 13th hole. It was Saturday afternoon so slow play is typical but it was still irritating because there was no ranger to move things along. The beverage cart wasn't out despite the 85 degree weather. I asked inside at the turn and was told the cart girl had called in. The tee boxes were destroyed as were the greens. On every tee shot, you struggle to find a spot where your feet won't be unevenly placed in random divots, and on most putts I found myself repairing old ball marks before putting. The course layout is nice but it needs some serious work. If you're going out for a twilight round, this might suffice, but I would avoid this place on weekends.

One of Wayne counties most challenging golf course .

Interesting layout: there are 9 holes where you cannot see the green from the tee, and depending on where you place your drive you may still have a blind approach shoot. There was good mix of long holes and medium holes (from the back tees). Significant amount of forced carries.

Nice course. Shoot maker course but does need some attention. Also, the Tee Boxs and Bunkers need alot of work they are in Rough shape.

As usual, the course was in great shape; the only criticism is that due to the abundant rains lately, much of the foliage has grown too high for golfers to see where to hit the next shot over the foliage.

The greens were horrible. No one out there can fix a divot. Much like Gateway was the past few years. Either hand out free repair tools or have a ranger watching for those people that are too lazy to fix their own divots. At a minimum, ask for a volunteer to do it for free golf.

Course has nice layout, but needs a little tending to. Greens could be rolled and traps were generally filled with water and no real sand.... A couple of fairways had some large bare spots...

Requires you to keep the ball straight and in the short grass. Could use some maintenance on some holes. Ex: goose dropping covering the 16th par 5 and divots on the tee boxes.

The course was very challenging. If you come out here and grab driver all the time you will not score. Be smart. The staff encounters started out fine. The fella behind the desk was great. It was unpleasent faceing the lady behind the snack bar twice. (Turn, and end of the round) Not that she did anything spacific wrong. She was just cold, unfriendly and she made you feel as if you somehow have burdened her when you placed your order. I would have given this course 4 stars if not for her. Not exceptionaly long, (allows even shorter hitters to compete with the bombers) but tough.

I like this course but it is tough. Plenty of wetlands come into play(bring EXTRA balls),and there are many blind shots. After playing this course awhile,you learn where you want your ball to land. If you score well here,it really gives you an ego boost.The course is not overly long,so it is playable.

course is in great shape greens are challenging lots of sharp dog legs

Weir course, mixed feelings about it
Great area for a golf course, but this is definitely a neighborhood course
The first hole starts off bad, bumpy ride on fairways, houses way to close for comfortable second shot, i actually shanked one on someone's porch with kids toys all over the yard. I don't want to kill anyone while playing golf...not good
First impressions...dog track
After hole 4 things get interesting, Holes 4 through 9 are fun and different...i actually looped and played these 6 holes again.
The back 9 has a different feel, almost like some holes got replaced and redesigned as the neighborhood was built.
I bet the original layout was much better.
The neighborhood expansion ruined this course, the maintenance team should be fired and they are the reason I only paid 8$ hot deal for this course.

Plays long from the blues. Greens had a lot of ball marks. Overall not bad though. Good value for the money. Clubhouse in rough shape.

Course was in overall good condition (minus the par 3 tee boxes which were almost unplayable.) unfortunately almost every tee shot is blind, which not only makes it difficult, but is also very dangerous as there are no "all clear" bells on the course. My group was hit on 3 times, simply because the group behind us couldn't see that we were still in their landing zone. There are also several greens that are blind as well, which prevents you from seeing pin placement and the group that is ahead of you. To make matters worse there is no help on the tee boxes for yardage on these blind tees especially when you are playing one of the 12 dogleg left holes. This course would have been impossible without my GPS because most of the hole diagrams were misleading or outright wrong. If not for my gps, i also would have had no idea which direction to hit the tee shot since as far as i could tell it was marshland 360 degrees around me. I enjoy playing difficult courses, but this one took all the fun out of the game. There were two instances where I stuck the ball within inches of the cup but could not see the ball due to the blind green, thus unable to celebrate my great shot.

My other nitpicking issue is that the cart paths have NO direction indicators, which is awful for a course that has a lot of 2 way cart paths and/or long travels to the next tee. My group got lost a few times. There is one hole where the cart path takes you in front of the tee box to the next hole, potentially putting you in the path of an oncoming ball, since, of course, that area is blind to the tee box, so neither you or the group ahead of you would know there is any danger.

Overall I would never play this course again, which is a shame since it is so well taken care of. Like I said, I enjoy difficult courses, but there is a point in which it is no longer fun. My only exception is that a lefty may enjoy this course a little better due to the huge amount of dogleg left holes.