Cedar Creek Golf Club opened in 1974 and was designed by architect Robert Beard. It is a par 72 that has 4 sets of tees per hole. It is player friendly, with several trees, ponds and a creek that runs through it. The “Creek” has five par 5’s and five par 3’s. Originally the course was owned by the Brown family and William Penty. Cris and Kriste Vocke purchased the course in 1990. It is known for having excellent playing conditions, and hosting several leagues, outings, and tournaments, and fund raisers. The staff makes you feel comfortable while you visit this fun course. The “Creek” is open for play year round weather permitting.

Cedar Farms Golf Club was opened in 1998. Designed by Cris Vocke, Tim Hesselink, and staff, and with the help of Ron Nickels to help with construction. Cedar Farms is a par 61 course that has eleven par 3’s and seven par 4’s. This “executive” style course was built on an old dairy farm, and still has several old farm implements throughout the property, and the first hole plays up to an expansive old barn that cradles the first green. Cedar Farms has excellent playing conditions, with some of the best greens in the area. The “Farm” also hosts several leagues, outings, and fund raisers. The “Farm” boosts the best junior leagues in S.W. Michigan for kids ages 5 through 15. The league started in 1998 with about 30 kids, and today it has about 135 kids that play every Monday morning. The Farm is usually open late March through October.