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Hills Heart of the Lakes Golf Course

Plan your round at Hills Heart of the Lakes Golf Course

An 18-hole course playing to a par of 69 in the Irish Hills area of Brooklyn, Michigan, roughly 15 miles southeast of Jackson. The layout features long, rolling fairways and undulating bent grass greens running through natural surroundings. The facility also includes a bar and grill, pro shop, a large deck overlooking the course, and banquet space.

  • Public
  • 18 holes
  • Par 69
  • Designed by Mike Hill
  • Opened 1969

Course strategy

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Par695 par 3s · 11 par 4s · 2 par 5s
Yardage · Red4,1071,973 out · 2,134 in

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Hole 1

Par 5Hcp 2

404

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Distances in yards

Scorecard (distances in yards)
HoleParHcpWhiteRed
152500404
248321261
3318136100
436195166
5412341230
6410300244
7416240185
8314150134
944365249
Out342,5481,973
1053491418
11313185100
1249365305
133519185
14411372316
1547370280
1641410290
17417260190
18415280150
In352,9242,134
Total695,4724,107

Scorecard data: OpenGolfAPI, © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL)

Before you go

Everything to know on arrival

Carts & walking

Both walking and riding rates are listed for 9 and 18 holes, so visitors may walk or take a cart.

Rentals & pro shop

The pro shop carries accessories including gloves, balls, spikes, sunglasses, hats and shirts, and gift certificates are available.

Food & drink

A full bar and grill serves hamburgers and sandwiches, wraps, salads, hot dogs and snacks, with a complete liquor and beer selection. There is a large deck overlooking the golf course, and coolers are available to take out on the course.

Quick answers

Hills Heart of the Lakes Golf Course at a glance

Is Hills Heart of the Lakes Golf Course open to the public?

Yes. Hills Heart of the Lakes Golf Course is a public course.

How many holes does Hills Heart of the Lakes Golf Course have, and what's the par?

Hills Heart of the Lakes Golf Course has 18 holes and plays to a par of 69, from 4,107 to 5,472 yards depending on the tees.

Who designed Hills Heart of the Lakes Golf Course?

Hills Heart of the Lakes Golf Course was designed by Mike Hill and opened in 1969.

What are the cart and walking rules at Hills Heart of the Lakes Golf Course?

Both walking and riding rates are listed for 9 and 18 holes, so visitors may walk or take a cart.

What food and drink does Hills Heart of the Lakes Golf Course have?

A full bar and grill serves hamburgers and sandwiches, wraps, salads, hot dogs and snacks, with a complete liquor and beer selection. There is a large deck overlooking the golf course, and coolers are available to take out on the course.

How do you book a tee time at Hills Heart of the Lakes Golf Course?

Book online through the course's tee-time page, or call +1-517-592-2110.

Where is Hills Heart of the Lakes Golf Course?

Hills Heart of the Lakes Golf Course is at 500 Case Road, Brooklyn, MI 49230.

Info last reviewed November 1, 2026. Policies change — confirm with the course before your round.

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