Caro Golf Course

Address: 1080 E. Caro Rd., Caro, MI 48723

Phone: (989) 673-7797

Overall Rating: 5.56

Clubhouse and Amenities – Rating 5.11

The Caro Golf Course clubhouse and pro shop provide a straightforward, casual experience for golfers in Caro, Michigan. Carts for this public golf course are decently maintained, though they’re navigated over dirt paths that wind around the course. Parking is a mix of paved and gravel, and there’s no bag drop available, so players should plan to carry their clubs from the lot. Inside, the pro shop has a very limited selection of golf equipment, but essentials like tees and balls are available. A full bar offers a range of beverages, creating a welcoming spot to relax after the round.

Hole 1 – Par 5 – Rating 6.00

Red: 409 yds
White: 419 yds

Tee shots launch from small, level tees onto a flat fairway bordered by medium rough and framed by trees. The absence of hazards keeps the focus on positioning, while the approach aims at a small, fringeless green. The green slopes subtly from front to back, and its slow speed allows a more controlled landing. Receptive to well-placed shots, it encourages steady play through straightforward terrain.

Hole 2 – Par 4 – Rating 6.00

Red: 366 yds
White: 384 yds

Starting from elevated, medium-sized, level tees, shots play onto a flat fairway that curves gently with a slight dogleg to the left, framed by trees and bordered by medium-length rough. There are no hazards, and the approaches target a small, fringeless green, sloping subtly from back to front. The green’s slow speed and receptive surface reward well-placed shots, while its rolling contours add an extra layer of precision to the putting.

Hole 3 – Par 3 – Rating 6.00

Red: 158 yds
White: 202 yds

Shots launch from large, shaggy level tees on a par 3 that plays slightly downhill. Thick, long rough frames the green, while the absence of hazards helps the approach which targets a small, receptive green, sloping gently from back to front. With no fringe and a slow speed, the green’s rolling surface requires a careful read.

Hole 4 – Par 4 – Rating 6.00

Red: 317 yds
White: 381 yds

Shots begin from level, medium-sized tees onto a rolling fairway that bends right in a dogleg, bordered by medium rough and framed with trees. Just after the turn, the ground sharply drops off to the right into a ravine, while another lies to the left of the green. Approaches aim for a small, receptive putting surface that slopes back to front, with no fringe to soften entries. The green’s slow speed allows controlled putts.

Hole 5 – Par 3 – Rating 6.00

Red: 103 yds
White: 164 yds

Starting from level, medium-sized tiered tees, shots carry over a waste area to reach the green on this par 3. A flat approach bordered by medium rough leads toward a small green, free of bunkers and water hazards. Without a fringe, the receptive green allows shots to settle quickly, sloping gently back to front. Its slow speed pairs with a rolling surface.

Hole 6 – Par 3 – Rating 6.00

Red: 106 yds
White: 181 yds

The second of two back-to-back par 3s begins from large, level tees, sending shots over a waste area and ravine toward a flat approach lined with trees. Medium rough borders the green and is helped with no hazards in play. The approach finishes on a small, fringeless green that slopes back to front. With a rolling surface and a slow putting pace, the green offers a receptive target, rewarding controlled approaches that set up steady putts.

Hole 7 – Par 4 – Rating 6.00

Red: 277 yds
White: 283 yds

Shots begin from large, level tee blocks, aiming down a rolling fairway with gentle uphill and downhill sections. A short rough edges the fairway, and a ravine runs along the left, adding an extra layer of precision off the tee. The fairway leads to a very small, fringeless green that slopes back to front. Receptive and undulating, the green encourages careful approaches to manage its subtle breaks.

Hole 8 – Par 4 – Rating 6.00

Red: 390 yds
White: 401 yds

The hole opens from medium-sized, level tee boxes, sending shots onto a rolling fairway that bends slightly to the right. Trees line both sides, with medium rough bordering the fairway but no hazards in play. Approaches aim for a small, fringeless green that slopes gently back to front. With a slow putting pace and a receptive, rolling surface.

Hole 9 – Par 5 – Rating 6.00

Red: 412 yds
White: 496 yds

From small, level tees, the longest hole on the course, known as the monster par 5, stretches ahead with a rolling fairway that features a sweeping dogleg to the left. Trees line the left side, and medium rough frames the hole without any hazards to navigate. Approaches target a small, fringeless green that slopes back to front. Receptive and rolling, the green offers a slow rolling speed.

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