Michigan has quickly become one of the fastest-growing golf destinations in the nation. With a wide variety of course styles and topography, golfers are starting to take advantage of all a golf trip to Michigan has to offer.
But with hundreds of golf courses to choose from, selecting the perfect one (or three) for your golf trip to Michigan can be tricky. We’re here to make it easy. With stunning tracks in every corner of the state, this is where you need to tee it up on your golf trip to Michigan.
Most Popular Golf Courses in Michigan
Arcadia Bluffs Golf Club
Nestled along the shoreline of Lake Michigan, Arcadia Bluffs offers two world-class golf courses: the Bluffs Course and the South Course. The Bluffs Course pays homage to the Scottish links with natural grasses and undulating fairways. The South Course offers a different kind of golf experience on a golf trip to Michigan with firm, fast fairways and square greens.
Crystal Downs Country Club
Around the same time Alister MacKenzie designed Cypress Point and Augusta National, he also created Crystal Downs Country Club on the coast of Lake Michigan. Opened for play in the 1930s, Crystal Downs has changed very little over the past near-century. But the quirky greens and shorter yardages still challenge players on a golf trip to Michigan.
Oakland Hills Country Club
Having hosted 17 major championships, some of the greatest players in the history of golf have walked the fairways of Oakland Hills Country Club. Located just outside of Detroit, Oakland Hills is one of the top courses to play on a golf trip to Michigan and features two world-class courses: The North Course and the South Course.
Kingsley Club
Designed on glacier-carved terrain, Kinglsey Club was designed “in the spirit of the game.” The course boasts stunning scenery, firm fairways, natural fescues, and so much more. Needless to say, Kingsley is a great choice on your golf trip to Michigan.
Forest Dunes Golf Club
Forest Dunes Golf Club is the ultimate destination on a golf trip to Michigan. Highlighted by the Forest Dunes Golf Course, the course boasts a classic design with parkland-style holes. The club also features The Loop Red and The Loop Black, a reversible course to be played clockwise and counterclockwise.
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