Michigan Golf Guide

Michigan Golf Guide

Michigan By The Numbers

931 courses | 55995 reviews

Michigan Review Stats

Average Rating

4.0
4.0
Total 55995 Reviews

Rating Breakdown

Reviews
4-5 Stars
54.3%
3-4 Stars
25.3%
2-3 Stars
4.2%
1-2 Stars
1.5%
N/A
14.7%
Avg. Course Layout
4.1
Avg. Off-Course Amenities
3.8
Avg. Value for the Money
4.1
Avg. Pace of Play
4.2
Avg. Staff Friendliness
4.3
Avg. Course Conditions
4.0

Featured Michigan Destinations

Courses: 47
Reviews: 1915
The town of Petoskey is one of the best destinations in Northern Michigan for both golfers and tourists alike. It's a historic town that sits on the shores of Little Traverse Bay and anchors the nearby towns of Charlevoix and Harbor Springs. It's world-famous for the "Petoskey Stone," a highly coveted type of rock found off its shores. Golfers have all sorts of hidden gems to explore as well. Boyne Highlands Resort in Harbor Springs features four 18-hole courses, while closer to Charlevoix, the newer Bay Harbor Golf Club and Inn at Bay Harbor combine for one of the MIdwest's most luxurious and spectacular stay-and-plays. There are many other lesser-known courses like historic Belvedere Golf Club (boyhood playground of Tom Watson), Dunmaglas and Little Traverse Bay. As far as summer destinations go that combine beaches, lakes and great golf, it's tough to beat the Petoskey area.

Spotlight

Featured Courses Top Rated Courses
Top Rated Courses ()
Gaylord, Michigan
Resort
4.9583333333
19
Gaylord, Michigan
Resort
4.9230833333
14
Coldwater, Michigan
Public
4.9227714286
38
Marquette, Michigan
Semi-Private
4.9091
11
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Semi-Private
4.8945176471
31
Harbor Springs, Michigan
Resort
4.8758294118
24
Bay Harbor, Michigan
Resort
4.8719529412
55
Bay Harbor, Michigan
Resort
4.8719529412
55
Bay Harbor, Michigan
Resort
4.8719529412
55
Gaylord, Michigan
Resort
4.8709666667
33

Michigan Golf Courses By Location

Michigan Golf Resorts

  • Drummond, Michigan
    The Drummond Island Resort & Conference Center is a rare golf resort in the Midwest located on an island, reachable only by car ferry ride from DeTour Village in the Upper Peninsula, 60 miles north from the Mackinac Bridge. Drummond Island encompasses 2,000 acres of pristine wilderness on the largest freshwater island in the United States. The…
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