Milham Park Golf Club - Golf club in Kalamazoo - 4200 Lovers Ln, USA

A very scenic naturally pretty course, and always fun to play (just the right balance of how challenging it is v.s. how player friendly) Milham Park has the additional luxury of greenskeeping and course maintenance being its great strength; it's as beautifully maintained as you're gonna get with a public course, and a rare gem when it comes to courses that are open to the public all week, yet are professionally maintained like an exclusive country club. Meticulously manicured & consistently in fabulous shape all season, every day of the week--especially fairways, bunkers, approaches, and greens. You'll feel spoiled while you play there, & disappointed with any other public course you visit after experiencing Milham. The Pro shop can leave much to be desired, with very low variety of stock (especially clubs) with the exception of a good selection of both shoes & balls. It also maintains prices so much higher than most area pro shops (although they do have occasional sales, including Labor Day). Clubhouse is quaint, clean, & cozy; perfect for a drink with a foursome after a round, but smaller than you'd expect at such a grand course, & definitely inadequate for larger groups of people. But as far as just playing a round of golf on a summer afternoon, it is the best public course in the Kalamazoo area.

Got my son an early Christmas/College graduation present here. Looked online, but really wanted to make sure he got some properly fitting boots. As it turns out, this store beat the online prices, so glad I went local. Excellent service, wide enough selection in skis, but they said Covid hit their stock of snowboards. They also carry hats, gloves, goggles and other downhill items. Check them out…certainly glad I did!

This is a fun course with a fair but challenging layout. The grounds are in good shape and you can tell that they invest money and effort keeping in that way. It has the feel of an old course (it is), it’s downtown and a little cramped…many tee boxes and greens are close together and you’re never completely out of the way of being hit at, or hitting someone else with an errant shot, especially because it tends to be busy. Overall a good value and fun place to play. Well done Milham crew, I’ve enjoyed my rounds there and will be back.

Ranger needs anger management training. We had a party of 5. Two husband and wife partners (best ball) and one fifth wheel. We paid for two consecutive tee times. Because the wives were playing best ball we moved quick. Every hole for the first 3 we had to wait to tee off. The 4th hole maintenance was adding sand to a bunker so we had to wait. No big deal everyone in the pro shop and the maintenance people were super friendly. Then the ranger came up to us. He told us we can’t play as five and have to split up. I told him no problem and apologized. He said, “it slows the game down”, I tried to explain that we had been waiting on every hole and were playing best ball so we were moving quick. I was being friendly. I had already told him we would break into two groups. He responds “I’m not going to argue with you, I can just take your keys and you can be done”. I’ve never in my adult life been talked to like that. I’m a 30 year old doctor who was out to have fun with my friends and this guy just went off. That ranger shouldn’t work with people at all.

Visited the ski shop. Matt got my son's skis tuned up and waxed in time for his race a couple of days later. We appreciate the great job, and fast turnaround!

Our senior foursome had 7:30 tee times today and we were using a Groupon. We were pretty jovial until the guy at the desk(Joe d-head) welcomed us with such disdain! He grumbled something about our use of coupon and threw the cart keys on the counter and walked away. This is the 2nd time in as many visits we've been greeted this way by this wiener. The course itself was in great shape and the greens were fast and true. Had a good time once we left the clubhouse

What a beautiful place right in the middle of a town. Not far from the park where you can drop the kids and wife off...or just the kids. The course is well maintained and the crew is always out fixing it up. Definitely worth stopping in and trying 9 but guarantee you'll do a full 18 by the end of it. Thanks for the great experience and check Groupons for deals.

Absolutely beautiful course. Little known fact, the 2004 masters were held here because Augusta was rented out for a birthday party and this was the next best course. A little Easter egg is that when you play the 5th hole, look for the tallest tree and you will be standing exactly where the declaration of Independence was signed. I don't know what I enjoyed more, the cigarette butts on the ground or the increasing crime rate in the area. The strategically placed hazards and traps are sure to challenge even the most technically proficient golfers. Designed by Arnold Palmer himself, this course is so nice that you can barely tell the difference between the rough, the fairway, and the road. The greens are perfectly manicured to your heart's desire. This course is never dirty. Some guy named Mark just said "they don't quite roll downhill like the club ha ha" and I don't know what that means but keep that in mind.