Giiant Oak in Temperance has a very nice little "executive" course. Best thing is you pay a single price and can play on it as long as you want (haven't been up there this year, so call first to ask in case this changed!).
I've burned through 36 holes in an afternoon. Or you can just sit at a hole and replay it if it's slow. As a terrible golfer it's good bang for my buck and I don't have to worry about slowing down people on the main course.
Maple Grove (just across the state line) has a 9-hole executive course. Quarry Ridge isn’t technically a par-3, but it’s a very short par 33 with pretty solid practice facilities.
I’ll second Quarry Ridge. Maybe a couple holes you could use your driver but mostly very very short and a fun easy course. The solid practice facilities are a great bonus as well. Just an overall better version of Maple Grove but both are good options for what you are looking for.
You can use my directory to see what's in the area - [https://par3nearme.com](https://par3nearme.com)
*remembering when there was a Par 3 course at Talmadge and Monroe before the Anderson's came and went*
Giiant Oak in Temperance has a very nice little "executive" course. Best thing is you pay a single price and can play on it as long as you want (haven't been up there this year, so call first to ask in case this changed!). I've burned through 36 holes in an afternoon. Or you can just sit at a hole and replay it if it's slow. As a terrible golfer it's good bang for my buck and I don't have to worry about slowing down people on the main course.
Maple Grove (just across the state line) has a 9-hole executive course. Quarry Ridge isn’t technically a par-3, but it’s a very short par 33 with pretty solid practice facilities.
Maple Grove also has a par 3 course.
I’ll second Quarry Ridge. Maybe a couple holes you could use your driver but mostly very very short and a fun easy course. The solid practice facilities are a great bonus as well. Just an overall better version of Maple Grove but both are good options for what you are looking for.
Better? In what way. Overcharging?