Best Resort Golf Courses in Michigan

Roscommon, Michigan · Tom Doak (2016) · 18 holes · Par 72 · 6,978 yards

The first reversible course in America, Tom Doak's The Loop at Forest Dunes plays as two completely different 18-hole courses depending on the direction. The Red routing winds clockwise through Michigan pine barrens with creative green complexes and no two rounds ever the same.

Arcadia, Michigan · Warren Henderson & Rick Smith (1999) · 18 holes · Par 72 · 7,300 yards

Perched 200 feet above Lake Michigan on dramatic sandy bluffs, Arcadia Bluffs offers Scottish links-style golf with breathtaking Great Lakes views from every hole. The windswept layout features fescue fairways, deep pot bunkers, and one of the most spectacular settings in American golf.

Arcadia, Michigan · Warren Henderson & Rick Smith (1999) · 18 holes · Par 72 · 7,300 yards

Perched on 245-foot bluffs above Lake Michigan on the state's western coast, Arcadia Bluffs is one of the most dramatic resort courses in America. The links-style layout features windswept fescue, panoramic lake views from every hole, and a clifftop setting that draws frequent comparisons to the great Irish links.

Roscommon, Michigan · Tom Weiskopf (2002) · 18 holes · Par 72 · 7,104 yards

A Tom Weiskopf design in northern Michigan's pine and sand country, Forest Dunes is consistently ranked among the top public courses in America. The flowing layout through towering pines and sandy terrain features wide fairways, creative green complexes, and a peaceful Up North Michigan atmosphere.

Bath, Michigan · Chris Lutzke (2005) · 18 holes · Par 72 · 7,354 yards

Part of the Hawk Hollow complex near Lansing, Eagle Eye is an ambitious design featuring replica holes inspired by famous courses worldwide. The 7,354-yard layout includes tributes to Augusta's 12th, Sawgrass's 17th, and St. Andrews' Road Hole, all set in rolling Michigan farmland.