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Heading from St. Louis in June to Michigan with 8 guys.  Group went to Treetops last year and loved it.  Wanted to try new courses this year and we have pretty much settled on one of three resorts:  Shanty Creek, Lakewood Shores, and Gull Lake View.  If anyone has any advice please let me know.  Thanks in advance.


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We have played the family of courses at  Gull Lake for 24 years now.  Really enjoy it and they are pretty easy to deal with.  Our group has grown from 8 to now 20 guys.  

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I would rank them: Gull Lake, Shanty, Lakewood as far as a combination of accessibility, cost and quality of golf.  Shanty has the best golf courses but you are traveling a greater distance and the cost is higher. Lakewood is a decent place and "the Gailes" is a unique attempt at Scottish golf.  Still, it would be a solid #3 on my list.

If travel time and cost was irrelevant, I would go to Shanty and play The Legend, Cedar River and Schuss. 

Brian Kuehn

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@bkuehn1952 advise is pretty good.   I would avoid  Lake Shore.   The Gailes at Lake Shore is a links style course but traveling that far to play it may not be worth the drive.   I would avoid the other courses at Lake Shore.   The Dream and the Nightmare near West Branch,  Forest Dunes, The Loop near Roscommon are much better selections.   

From the land of perpetual cloudiness.   I'm Denny

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