Thirteen holes. Not nine, not eighteen. Thirteen. Pine Hollow operates on its own terms, and walkers should appreciate that kind of independence. The layout sits on gentle Michigan terrain that never punishes your legs, even if you decide to loop through a few holes twice to round out your round. Green fees stay low. The pace stays relaxed. Nobody's breathing down your neck about cart revenue. Strip away the frills and pretense, and you get what matters: show up, walk, hit shots, repeat. The kind of place that reminds you why you started playing in the first place.
