Our group of 28 went to black lake golf facilities for the weekend for our annual 36 hole tournament and conference. This is the 17th year in a row that our group has traveled to a northern Michigan golf destination and this weekend was a first for us. On the back nine of our Saturday round our lead group had just teed off on 18, the last foursome was about to tee off on 12 when it started raining, it did rain hard for about 20 minutes then tapered to a steady rain that lasted about 1 hour. This is at 2:00 pm. So we go to the clubhouse, get a burger, watch some football and wait to go back out. At 3:00, the starter comes in and says "we've decided to close the course for the day." Now, in all fairness, the course WAS unplayable at 3:00 pm, however there was 5+ hours until dark and all we wanted to do was finish our round, which could have been accomplished in 1 1/2 hour at most. They gave us all 9 hole rain checks and then THEY WENT HOME!!! In the meantime, I have the other 27 players coming to me asking about going back out because by 4:00 the sun was back out and we looked at one of the greens/fairways and it was drained nicely(this is a Reese Jones designed course, it drains well). The rain checks did us no good because 18 of our 28 players did not have the time to play an extra 9 holes on Sunday after our regularly scheduled round. So I went to one of the facility managers to plead with them, saying we are happy to go cart path only and wait until 6:00 pm if they would like so that we could finish. The woman at the course said, no the GM already decided, the course is closed. I spoke to the GM during this process, he never left the clubhouse to go look at the course. The ONLY reason our group decided on 2 stars is because of Angie, who helped us with rooming. Angie was fantastic and was herself visibly upset at how we were treated. The course is very nice, but the golf course management leaves MUCH to be desired. Course pro Mike was condescending and difficult for many of our players as well. We will NOT be back to Black Lake.