McGraft Park

Fun park course with crazy woods holes mixed in.

Needs a better layout. 18 basket is a long unnecessary walk back to the parking lot.

I would have rated this course a lot higher had there been a lot less glass on the back nine. The course is beautiful and they were only a couple holes that could use some extra attention. The variety is amazing and it's nice to have a course that has solid distance to it.

I love that there are ups and downs there's quite a bit of ob which you need to be cautious of but it is nice course it's not easy for beginners though I think that McGraft is good if you want a bit of a challenge I love it!

Lots of opportunities for lost discs, but overall a great course!

Fun variety of shots. Not a ton of punishment for missing your lines. Nice baskets and a beautiful area. Worth the play!

Great

Great layout! Had a little bit of everything. Elevation. Road shots. Excited picnic goers. It was a bit tricky to know where to go from hole to hole but the app worked well. I’d definitely recommend playing it!

Didn’t personally like the design of this one. No hole signs so finding the next hole can get confusing at times.

Shitty by the creek

Well kept pretty dry for spring

Deceptively nice course. I liked it more than I expected to!

Long narrow concrete teepads. Clear signs, but finding the next tee would be tough without the app. Good baskets in good shape. This course is sneaky hard but fair. Ignore the par on the signs, go with the udisc par.

Nice shot shapes, lots of glass on the ground though.

Looks easy but looks can be deceiving

Signage is lacking, very confusing without the app. Mix of open and wooded holes. Great elevation. Many trees however easily avoidable. Also a few water holes.

Not a great course compared with others in the area. Just go to whitehall or the breakers, unless you feel like hitting other park goers, or landing in the middle of the road.

Creek bottom is still real wet, but still a fun course

This is probably one of the best courses for beginners in the area. There aren't a lot of trees, but there are enough that it can give you a bit of a challenge when you are first starting, or just starting to get distance and hit lines. I've personally never hit any other park goers, and I would not consider Whitehall and Breakers to be "in the area" as they are both approximately 20-30 minutes drive from Muskegon, hence making them not so friendly for a quick after work round.

It's a good place to get a round in. My biggest complaint is that I run into more eccentric locals here than other courses.