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The Back Nine Golf

Clarkston-Detroit, Michigan-4.9(33 reviews)Google

$40 / hour

6470 Sashabaw Rd, Clarkston, MI 48346

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The Back Nine Golf in Clarkston offers 24/7 access to top-level golf simulators for members who want to practice on their own schedule. No reservations needed for members - just show up and play. Professional instruction available by appointment. Perfect for early morning or late-night practice sessions that work around busy schedules.

What People Say

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Kimberly Deacon
a month ago

I took my 2 sons here on a snowy day and it was fantastic! It was easy to get set up playing a game on the simulator, and we had fun choosing different courses to try! This place is great to practice swinging through all of your clubs and learning... (see full review on Google)

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Robert Cattin
3 months ago

Looking for the best golf simulator facility in Clarkston? This is the place. Aaron and Leonard do an amazing job of making you feel welcomed. The facilty is very comfortable and has a great atmosphere. There were 3 of us up there over the weekend... (see full review on Google)

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Amenities & Services

Leagues
Not offered
Lessons
Available
Professional instruction available
Club Fitting
Not offered
Food & Drink
Not offered
24/7 Access
Available
Available around the clock

Before you book

Where is The Back Nine Golf?

The Back Nine Golf is at 6470 Sashabaw Rd, Clarkston, MI 48346.

How much does a session cost?

The listed starting rate is $40 per hour. Confirm current rates, taxes and any minimum booking duration with the venue.

Contact & Location

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6470 Sashabaw Rd, Clarkston, MI 48346
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