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Hampshire Country Club

Designed by E. Lawrence Packard, ASGCA/Dwayne Daymeyer and opened in 1961

Dogwood Trail - Dowagiac, Michigan

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6833 yards

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The 18-hole "Dogwood Trail" course at the Hampshire Country Club facility in Dowagiac, Michigan features 6833 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. The course rating is 0 and it has a slope rating of 0. The estimated green fees for 18 holes is $47. Designed by E. Lawrence Packard, ASGCA/Dwayne Daymeyer, the Dogwood Trail golf course opened in 1961.

Estimated Green Fees

$47

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18 Holes

72 Par

6833 Yards

Scorecard for Dogwood Trail

HOLE	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	OUT	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	IN	TOT
Blue72.40/127	351	362	393	189	524	166	368	456	512	3321	549	192	385	602	430	127	447	365	415	3512	6833
White69.20/122	323	328	340	158	480	160	356	385	474	3004	519	144	372	554	392	114	395	308	377	3175	6179
White (L)75.70/128	323	328	340	158	480	160	356	385	474	3004	519	144	372	554	392	114	395	308	377	3175	6179
Red (L)68.10/119	302	245	299	129	356	56	283	299	429	2398	493	83	295	511	266	106	278	248	290	2570	4968
Par	4	4	4	3	5	3	4	4	5	36	5	3	4	5	4	3	4	4	4	36	72

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What Golfers are Saying

1.5

Based on 4 Reviews

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Lawrence S. Reviewed May 27, 2018

5-26 -18 course has been going downhill last several years. grass is so tall you loose your ball in the fairway. If you get off the fairway forget about finding your ball. Knee high grass. They do have a very nice layout and could be a great course again. Please put some money back in the course and keep up the maintanace.

Pamela C. Reviewed July 04, 2016

Both the Hampshire course and the Dogwood course are excellent! They are in great condition and offers golfing challenges for even the seasoned golfer.

Daniel B. Reviewed April 30, 2012

First i was told on the phone that my daughter could ride along with me and i said i would pay a cart fee. he said "u dont need to pay for her, she can ride along". When i get to the course, different story and different attitudes. I dont mind paying for her to ride, but dont lie on the phone. Dog wood was the worst condition course i have ever played. tee boxes are pure solid dirt and sticks and rocks, barely any grass. damage to clubs will happen. fairways look like rough. the greens have patches missing out of them, no ball rolls without bouncing all over the place, no way to read greens. biggest waste of money. do not play there. i heard course used to be good, wow have they let it go, i wouldnt play there again if it was free, because your clubs will be damaged from the horrible conditions.

Bob H. Reviewed January 31, 2010

Dogwood trail at Hampshire Country Club is much narrower than the original Hampshire course. The value for the golf is very good. The back nine is one of my favorite nine holes in the area. Good no frills golfing expeience.

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