Corunna Hills Golf Course D

Corunna, MI 48867-9789

Grade Breakdown

Overall D 62/100

Course Condition D 65/100

Design & Challenge F 48/100

Amenities F 42/100

Value D 68/100

Reputation F 45/100

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About This Course

Corunna Hills Golf Course is a 9-hole public facility built in 1954, offering an accessible golf experience with basic amenities including a driving range and practice green. The course serves primarily as a community venue hosting charity tournaments and fundraisers, making it valuable for local golfers seeking affordable play. While not designed for championship competition, it provides decent value for casual rounds and practice sessions in the Corunna area.

Course Info

Holes 9

Par 36

Yardage 2,628

Type Public

Year Built 1954

Practice Facilities

driving range putting green

Details

Address 1840 Cornell Rd, Corunna, MI

City Corunna, MI

Phone +19892770477

Website http://www.corunnahillsgolfcourse.com

Who Should Play Here?

Beginner Recommended

This 9-hole public course is well-suited for beginners and casual golfers due to its shorter yardage (2,628 yards) and forgiving layout. The availability of driving range and practice green provides ample opportunity to warm up before playing.

Take advantage of the driving range and practice green facilities
Consider this course as a quick round option for practicing short game skills
The shorter yardage makes it accessible for players working on fundamentals

Intermediate Playable

Intermediate golfers will find this course offers decent practice value with its mix of hole lengths and par variety. The 1954 design provides a classic feel, though strategic complexity is limited compared to championship layouts.

Use the shorter holes (like Hole 4 at 166 yards) for focused short-game practice
The course layout allows for varied shot selection across different hole types
Good option for practicing tournament play in a charity event setting

Advanced Not Recommended

Advanced golfers seeking championship challenge or strategic complexity may find this 9-hole public course too limited. The lack of USGA ratings and minimal design documentation suggests it's not built for competitive play.

Better suited for practice rounds than competitive tournament play
Limited hole variety may not provide sufficient challenge for low handicappers
Consider nearby courses like Chippewa Hills Country Club (8km away) for more challenging options