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Lakes of Taylor Golf Club & Taylor Meadows Golf Club – Taylor

$159 for Golf and Group Lessons at Lakes of Taylor Golf Club or Taylor Meadows Golf Club (Up to $984 Value)

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In a Nutshell

10 small-group lessons & 6 rounds of golf at two distinct, scenic Arthur Hills–designed courses help players groom their golf game

The Fine Print

  • Expires Dec 25, 2012
  • Limit 1 per person, may buy multiple as gifts. Limit 1 per visit. Not valid until 12/26/11. 24-hour cancellation notice required for clinics or fee up to Groupon price may apply. Valid only Monday-Friday or after 12PM on weekends and holidays. Subject to weather. VIP pass is non-transferable.
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Golf club designers often consult aerospace engineers to fulfill dreams of experimental-alloy drivers and converting the solar system into a nine-hole executive course. Take your game to the next frontier with today's Groupon: for $159, you get a VIP pass to Lakes of Taylor Golf Club and Taylor Meadows Golf Club in Taylor (up to a $984 total value). The VIP pass includes:

  • Six 18-hole rounds of golf, including cart rental, redeemable at either course (up to a $39 value/round)
  • 10 one-hour small-group golf clinics (a $75 value each)

Bearers of a Taylor golf VIP pass can groom their golf game with a regimen of golf lessons and six rounds of golf at two scenic courses designed by prolific course architect Arthur Hills. Players can bolster their technique before hitting the links with a set of 10 one-hour small-group clinics, where classes no larger than 10 pupils learn how to control their ball flight and bend 9 irons into coat hangers from one of the courses’ resident aces.

The shorter and easier of the two courses, Taylor Meadows’ 18-hole course unfurls across 6,049 yards of fairways draped by the long shadows of dense treelines. To comprise the most difficult hole on the course, trace a high power-draw to set up a favorable second shot on the par 5 7th hole, a dogleg left that plays into a green guarded by three front-side bunkers. The course makes up for its lack of length with multiple water hazards incorporated into an inventive layout that forces many perplexing course-management decisions, such as when to hit driver, when to play it safe with a 3 wood, and how to avoid the rogue sunbathers lounging in random sandtraps.

Course at a Glance: Taylor Meadows:

  • 18-hole, par 71 course designed by Arthur Hills
  • Length of 6,049 yards from the farthest tees
  • Course rating of 67.8 from the farthest tees
  • Slope rating of 124 from the farthest tees
  • Four tee options

A more taxing golf challenge awaits at the Lakes of Taylor course, where wetlands and waterways populate lengthier holes that measure a combined 7,028 yards. Five ponds pepper the emerald labyrinth, giving an advantage to duffers who exercise deft club selection and flautists capable of charming territorial merpeople. Rounds reach their crescendo at the treacherous 531-yard, par 5 8th hole, where water hazards hug both sides of a dog-leg right fairway, tempting errant balls to chase their lifelong dreams of being barnacles on their way to a narrow, heavily guarded green.

Course at a Glance: Lakes of Taylor:

  • 18-hole, par 72 course designed by Arthur Hills
  • Length of 7,028 yards from the farthest tees
  • Course rating of 73.4 from the farthest tees
  • Slope rating of 136 from the farthest tees
  • Five tee options

Taylor Meadows Golf Club and Lakes of Taylor Golf Club’s rates fluctuate throughout the day, week, and year.

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Lakes of Taylor Golf Club & Taylor Meadows Golf Club

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    25505 Northline Rd.
    Taylor, Michigan 48180
    (734) 287-2100
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