Lakeland Hills Golf Course

Address: 5119 Page Ave., Jackson, MI 49201

Phone: (517) 764-5292

Overall Rating: 6.84

Front 9: Par 36

Back 9: Par 36

Overall Course: (all 18) Par 72

Clubhouse and Amenities – Rating 7.76

Lakeland Hills Golf Course in Jackson, Michigan features a unique clubhouse and pro shop. The grill serves sandwiches, burgers, hot dogs, and pre-packaged snacks at average pricing. A full bar offers various alcoholic drinks along with beer, sodas, juices, energy drinks, and water with average beverage pricing. No apparel is available at time of review, yet a limited selection of golf equipment includes golf balls, golf gloves, tees, ball markers, and divot tools. Clubhouse restrooms are clean, while porta-johns sit on the course.

Plenty of event space accommodates outings or special occasions. Maintained golf carts travel gravel cart paths, and adequate paved parking exists with no bag drop. Amenities are limited to a nice practice putting green. Staff and ownership deliver welcoming, warm, and friendly service.

Hole 1 – Par 5 – Rating 6.33

Red: 439 yds
White: 509 yds
Blue: 562 yds

This par 5 opens the front nine. Elevated, tiered, level medium-size tee boxes send players down a rolling fairway. The hole climbs uphill to the green after a pond water hazard slices across the fairway. Medium-length rough lines sparse trees with no bunkers in play. Maintained fringe encircles the medium-size green neatly. Fast putting speed tests, a receptive, undulating surface sloped back to front and left to right, high on the back left corner, and a few bare spots show.

Hole 2 – Par 4 – Rating 6.33

Red: 309 yds
White: 372 yds
Blue: 377 yds

Elevated, level medium-size tees position players to tee off over a pond water hazard. The rolling fairway plays downhill from the tees yet climbs uphill to the green. Medium rough borders sparse trees with no bunkers present. Maintained fringe encircles the small green attractively. Fast speed tests a receptive, undulating surface sloped back to front and right to left.

Hole 3 – Par 4 – Rating 6.33

Red: 246 yds
White: 279 yds
Blue: 288 yds

Level medium-size tees launch golfers onto a rolling fairway. The hole plays downhill from the tees before climbing uphill to the green. Medium rough edges sparse trees while a real sand bunker with grass growing in guards the bottom of the hill the elevated green sits upon. Maintained fringe encircles the medium-size green neatly. Fast speed challenges a crowned, receptive, undulating surface sloped back to front with a false front.

Hole 4 – Par 3 – Rating 6.50

Red: 143 yds
White: 191 yds
Blue: 200 yds

This first par 3 on the front nine offers level medium-size tees. Golfers face a rolling approach that plays uphill to the green. Medium rough surrounds the hole with no hazards in play. Maintained fringe encircles the medium-size green closely. Fast speed challenges a receptive, undulating surface sloped back to front and right to left that falls off on the left side.

Hole 5 – Par 4 – Rating 6.40

Red: 252 yds
White: 337 yds
Blue: 353 yds

Small, level tee blocks start golfers on a rolling fairway with slight dogleg left. Medium rough lines sparse trees with no hazards present. Maintained fringe encircles the small green tightly. Fast putting speed tests, a receptive, undulating elevated surface crowned with a false front, sloped back to front and falls off hard on the back side—do not go long.

Hole 6 – Par 4 – Rating 6.40

Red: 279 yds
White: 326 yds
Blue: 334 yds

Small, level tees begin this hole on a rolling fairway that plays uphill from the tees before descending downhill to the green. The fairway tilts left to right while sparse trees line medium rough with longer heather right as you near the green. No hazards appear. Maintained fringe frames the small green smoothly. Fast speed tests a receptive, undulating surface sloped back to front and right to left that falls off on the left side of the green.

Hole 7 – Par 4 – Rating 6.33

Red: 272 yds
White: 310 yds
Blue: 320 yds

Level medium-size tees start golfers on a rolling fairway that plays uphill to the green. Medium rough borders sparse trees while two small real sand greenside bunkers guard—one left side and one right side of the green. Maintained fringe frames the small green. Fast speed tests a receptive, flatter surface with fewer breaks, slightly sloped back to front and left to right, highest on the back left corner.

Hole 8 – Par 3 – Rating 6.00

Red: 135 yds
White: 155 yds
Blue: 205 yds

This second par 3 on the front nine provides level medium-size tees. Golfers tackle a rolling approach that plays very uphill to the green. Medium rough appears with longer heather to the left while a real sand bunker in rougher shape sits on the left front corner with some stones in it. Maintained fringe borders the small green closely. Fast speed challenges a receptive, undulating elevated surface sloped back to front and left to right, high on the back left corner and low on the front right corner.

Hole 9 – Par 5 – Rating 6.29

Red: 435 yds
White: 485 yds
Blue: 517 yds

Second par 5 on the front nine. Level medium-size tees send golfers onto a rolling fairway with slight dogleg left. Two small real sand fairway bunkers divide the route one left and one right—while medium rough frames sparse trees and out of bounds threatens right. Longer heather emerges right near the green, defended by two real sand greenside bunkers—one on the right front corner and the other on the left front corner. Maintained fringe borders the medium-size green. Fast speed confronts a receptive, undulating elevated surface sloped back to front and right to left, high and slightly elevated on the right side.

Average Rating Holes 1-9: 6.32

Lakeland Hills Golf Course Back Nine

Hole 10 – Par 5 – Rating 7.71

Red: 462 yds
White: 550 yds
Blue: 586 yds

This first par 5 on the back nine features level medium-size tees. Golfers advance down a rolling fairway that plays uphill from the tees before descending downhill to the green. Two real sand bunkers in good shape guard the left side while medium-length rough borders the path. A pond water hazard crosses the fairway and forces a layup or carry on the second shot. No greenside bunkers defend the small green. Maintained fringe encircles the putting surface with a few dead spots visible. Medium putting speed tests a receptive, flatter surface with few breaks and slight movement on the back-to-front slope.

Hole 11 – Par 4 – Rating 6.33

Red: 308 yds
White: 385 yds
Blue: 418 yds

Level medium-size tees position golfers to tee off over a dry creek bed water hazard. The rolling fairway fades to the right while medium rough lines the tree-lined right side with no bunkers present. Maintained fringe encircles the small green. Fast putting speed tests a receptive, flatter surface with few breaks and slightly sloped back to front.

Hole 12 – Par 3 – Rating 5.60

Red: 96 yds
White: 105 yds
Blue: 123 yds

This first par 3 on the back nine provides level medium-size tees. Golfers play uphill to the green while medium rough leads forward. Trees surround the green as a real sand bunker with grass growing in guards the left side. Maintained fringe encircles the medium-size green. Fast speed enhances a receptive, undulating surface sloped back to front and right to left with some bare spots on the back of the green.

Hole 13 – Par 4 – Rating 6.86

Red: 276 yds
White: 328 yds
Blue: 335 yds

Small, level tee boxes start golfers on a rolling fairway that plays uphill from the tees before dropping downhill to the green with slight dogleg right. Real sand fairway bunkers guard both sides of the fairway while short rough lines the route. A real sand bunker with grass growing in protects the right front corner of the green. Maintained fringe encircles the medium-size green. Fast speed tests a receptive, undulating surface sloped back to front, high on the back right corner of the green and lower on the front and front left corner.

Hole 14 – Par 4 – Rating 6.00

Red: 300 yds
White: 327 yds
Blue: 356 yds

Level medium-size tees launch golfers onto a rolling fairway that plays uphill from the tees before descending downhill to the green with sharp dogleg left. Two real sand fairway bunkers in good shape sit left side at the turn while medium rough appears and heather lines the right side after the turn. Trees frame the hole from turn to green as two real sand greenside bunkers with grass growing in guard the left front corner of the green. Maintained fringe encircles the small green. Fast putting speed confronts a receptive, undulating surface sloped back to front with a few bare spots visible.

Hole 15 – Par 4 – Rating 6.29

Red: 338 yds
White: 363 yds
Blue: 369 yds

Level medium-size tees begin this hole on a rolling fairway that plays uphill the entire way with a slight dogleg right. A real sand fairway bunker lies right near the slight turn while medium rough lines the path. Two real sand greenside bunkers guard the small green—one on the left front corner and the other on the right side. Maintained fringe encircles the putting surface. Fast speed examines a receptive surface with slight back-to-front slope, mostly flatter with few breaks.

Hole 16 – Par 4 – Rating 6.00

Red: 270 yds
White: 375 yds
Blue: 397 yds

Elevated small level tee blocks position golfers to launch down a rolling fairway that plays downhill from the tees before climbing uphill to the green with slight dogleg left. Medium-length rough appears along longer heather and tree line farther down the fairway while a bunker on the right front corner of the green with stones sits in rougher shape. Maintained fringe encircles the medium-size green. Fast speed reveals a receptive, undulating elevated surface with a severe slope back to front that also runs left and right from a ridge running up the green.

Hole 17 – Par 3 – Rating 6.80

Red: 118 yds
White: 149 yds
Blue: 182 yds

This second and final par 3 on the back nine features small, tiered, level tee boxes. Golfers tee off over a pond water hazard while medium rough circles the green with no bunkers present. Maintained fringe encircles the medium-size green. Fast putting speed examines a receptive, undulating surface sloped back to front.

Hole 18 – Par 5 – Rating 6.29

Red: 392 yds
White: 467 yds
Blue: 479 yds

This second and final par 5 on the back nine features small level tees. Golfers tee off over a pond water hazard onto a rolling fairway that plays uphill from the tees. A large real sand fairway bunker left in great shape guards the left side while medium rough lines the path with no additional bunkers present. Maintained fringe encircles the large green. Fast speed demands precision from a receptive, undulating surface sloped back to front that drops off on the left front corner with a few bare spots visible.

Average Rating Holes 10-18: 6.43

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