Fox Hills Golf & Banquet Center

My friend and I thoroughly enjoyed our visit, today for Sunday Brunch. It was a much better experience than thanksgiving brunch– The food was plentiful, great variety, served hot, wasn’t crowded… great quality– the placement of items created a nice flow– we will certainly visit on Sundays
Thank you

We walked in on a Sunday right around 10:30am to get brunch without a reservation. Thankfully they were able to get the two of us in. The selection they have is overwhelming but amazing! Wait staff was very attentive and all of the food was perfect. This was the first time we had come in, and now I’m looking forward to the next time! Would be a great spot for a wedding shower or baby shower!

Thanksgiving brunch was delicious! The food was extremely tasty, very fresh, and beautifully displayed. Making my reservation was very easy to make and the staff was super friendly and accommodating. The space was cozy and clean, wait staff was attentive and happy to be there (even though it was Thanksgiving).
It was expensive, but worth it. I’ll go again.

My friends and I had brunch here and it was the best brunch ever. Definitely going back.

Like being on vacation every time I come here. The Golden Fox course is in even better shape than past years and it’s always been great.
I wish there were a rating above five stars. The breakfast was amazing as usual and the staff was on top of us to make sure everything was prepared right and made sure we had plenty of coffee and orange juice refills.
The golf was sub par but I’m guessing that was our groups fault. lol
The cart girl was there every other hole to make sure we stayed hid rated. :)
Lunch and dinner was nice and well prepared to order with no complaints.
The rangers on the course liked to talk and were very friendly which was another plus.
The pro shop was very well stocked and had my favorite friend there! Half off! :)
Try this course anytime and it will be a great day any day. :)

All golf this time. I like to golf, I just don’t get out much. I have played here three times now. Twice for golf outings and once the other day just for fun. I played on the Golden Fox course for the outings. What a great course. It’s a fair course for the once in a while golfers as there’s some wide and narrow fairways, challenging and easy greens, and very clean tee boxes. Of course the outings were scrambles formats so I was a lot of fun and for a good cause The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. The I played the Classic Fox the other day. Another really nice and fairly challenging course. Some really wide fairways and some really tight dog legs. Both are really good courses. First time I ever had four pars in one round. Hmmmm maybe I see the Champions Tour (over 50) in my future… not.
Clean restrooms and nice little Pro Shops and snack bars.

I brought my oldest son in for eighteen holes of soccer golf. His high school team met here as it’s the closest club that has it available. He really seems to be enjoying it and the coarse is really nice.
I decided to let my younger children use the driving range. They were nice enough to loan is some child size clubs and measured both of the boys up for size. They have small and large buckets of balls that you can buy. 10 for the large.
I went back into the club house and had a Bloody Mary. It is DELICIOUS! The wait staff is very knowledgable and courteous.
This is a great way to spend a summer day with the family.
Golf carts are available for $ 10 per person and they have golf camps and lessons for both kids and adults

I was underwhelmed by their Sunday brunch.
The food was just okay… nothing really stood out. They did have a great selection of melons, which is really nice in the middle of January.
Also, I wanted smoked salmon, but it was always out and they didn’t bother to refill it. That was disappointing.

Brunch review
Beautiful! — Hands down the best brunch in town. Beats even the Gandy Dancer. $ 18.95 per adult, $ 25 carafe of Mimosas.
We showed up for first seating without reservations. This appears to be a popular place for large family gatherings so getting a two-​top seemed pretty easy, especially so early. The food was fresh hot and the selection was amazing. Lamb, chicken, fresh real scrambled eggs, and a dessert bar that didn’t come from Sam’s club or Costco.
Everything was awesome: apple strudel french toast, apple crisp, crispy mini Belgian waffles with hot blueberry or strawberries for topping, selection of Michigan salads, but the lamb shanks topped the list. Even the coffee was good and I am a tea drinker.
They had a selection of gluten free items, standard omelette and carving stations too. The dining room offers a beautiful view of the grounds and flowers. I would suggest asking for a table at a window if less than 4 people. Did I mention the beautiful view?
Waitstaff was VERY attentive.
Recommendations —
1. Get reservations. We might have just been lucky.
2. Get up and go to first seating at 10:30am. Best and freshest selection
3. Carafe of mimosas is worth it. $ 5.95 per glass. We got 8 glasses out of a carafe.
4. Dress nice if you don’t want to feel out of place.

I made a special reservation for my family to celebrate my Daughter’s First Communion at the Sunday Brunch. This was a regular Sunday Brunch.
I’ve been to Fox Hills for a number of events, from All day Work meetings and dinners to the Annual Plymouth Canton EEF Wine Tasting. The work sessions were all day and had an amazing breakfast, so the brunch was sure to be pretty nice.
Now, I’ve heard wonderful things about their Sunday Brunch. I trusted what I read and experienced, and arranged our group to meet there after mass. The Church was a good half hour’s drive from Fox HIlls, so I was hoping this place would be worth a drive.
It. Was. Amazing. When we arrived, my daughter’s name was on the marquee indicating which building we were to go to. (She was thrilled) the staff greeted her by name and wished her the best on her special day no less than four times, and escorted us to a beautiful table overlooking the golf course. Just stunning. When we all assembled our server took us through the process and got us hooked up with drinks.
The Buffet was huge. Any breakfast, lunch, or sweet fancy you crave was there. Warm and delicious. Everyone raved. Broccoli salad? YOU MUST TRY IT. (It has cranberries, which I am told is not good for those on blood thinners, FYI)
I wanted to take my family to breakfast for my daughters special day, but wanted it to be extremely memorable. The Sunday Brunch at Fox Hills was EXACTLY what was in order. Well worth the price. We’ll be back.
The planning team and service was exceptional.

We have had our Thanksgiving dinner at Fox Hills 2 years running. They have many, many choices of food but the quality is just not there. Most of the food tasted like «heat & eat» meals, not home made. The food did not justify the prices, one would think that all would be chef prepared. Both years even with reservations, we had to wait a very long time for seating. They were packed with people both times so it must taste good to some. Next year it will be back to Frankenmuth for us!

Over the years I’ve been out here a number of times for the Sunday Brunch. I have had the regular brunch and the special holiday (Easter, Christmas, whatever) brunch, which is usually substantially more expensive. I just went for a regular brunch on Chinese New Year. It was promoted as combining Chinese New Year and Mardi Gras and it was the normal price, $ 18.95. How could I lose?
It was a wonderful brunch, as usual. My wife and I enjoyed the food and enjoyed the company. There was a large family group celebrating a 70^th wedding anniversary! My wife wound up talking to the husband (92) and the wife (85). So you see getting married young can work out. (A LARGE family group)
The food didn’t disappoint. I always have the broccoli salad and it was excellent. I tried two of the three Chinese dishes and they were OK. The jambalaya was good as were the alligator meat ball thingies. Sorry for the technical terms.
I usually have an omelet, but I passed this time because I was so full. We both finished off with an excellent cheesecake. In sum, an excellent brunch.
I have had the Sunday brunch at the Whitney and at the Gandy Dancer. They are good also. I prefer this one. The price is reasonable and there is so much food you can’t even begin to sample it all.
Even in the winter, the view of the golf course is nice. We had a table fairly close to the food, so we had a fun time people watching.
We don’t come more than once or twice a year because we want to keep it special. Besides, we always eat too much!
One caveat: I don’t go to the more expensive holiday brunches anymore. They only gild the lily. The normal brunch has way more food than I can handle.

Well, I went back today with gift cert in hand. We didn’t know it was a «special» holiday brunch, so they only took off what a «regular» certificate was worth and ended up paying over $ 20 dollars for this oh so special brunch. Well, we are still not impressed with the bland food, pre-​made meat balls and potato flakes for mashed potatoes!!! Sad something that cost so much can be soooooo bad!!!

Great food, very scenic!

I also attended the Easter Brunch at Fox Hills, and agree with Laura F. The food was bland, lukewarm and on some occasions enidible. The only thing that was half way decent IMO was the omelette station and carved ham. The Pork loin was tough and chewey, and the slice of Prime Rib i was given was super rare. Hated the biscuits and gravy, the biscuits were dry and reminded me of the frozen heat and serve variety. I also thought the bread pudding was dry and tasteless. Overall for $ 35 per person, without tip, we were very disapponted in this brunch. The waitstaff was on the ball removing the dirty dishes with the uneaten food though
Maybe they should concentrate on doing fewer dishes well, and lowering the price to the mid twenties.

We recently booked our upcoming wedding at Fox Hills. So far, the staff has been very accommodating, and we are nothing but please with the venue and the service.
I have also golfed the Golden (Championship) and Strategic (Par-​3) courses here several times each. They are very well maintained, usually not overcrowded, and ALWAYS a challenge for my golf game. I will be back to golf again, that is for sure!
UPDATE — we got married here last week and everything was perfect. The staff was very attentive, food was excellent and everything went off without a hitch thanks to the great staff at Fox Hills and all the help from our families.

This review is for the fish fry. I can’t stress enough that this must be considered separately from the Sunday brunch.
Fish frys are held in the strategic fox club house. It is a rustic, cabin-​like, knotty pine type of atmosphere.
The fish is good. They use Icelandic cod I think. The wait is a little rough though. Be prepared. You may be waiting a while for seating, food or refills. Not the first place on my list if I want fish. I hate waiting too long. But, the fish is really good.