No matter how your game is going, The Heather’s sublime setting is a reward in itself. With a longer layout and several forced carries, the Robert Trent Jones, Sr. course requires careful planning and patience. But the abundant wildlife, rolling fairways, natural wetlands, bright white sand bunkers and blueberry bogs that punctuate the course remind us all that there’s so much more to golf than just a tally at the end of a round.

When the Arthur Hills first caught the attention of Michigan’s golfing elite, it quickly earned a reputation as an essential test, thanks to its brilliant design, superb course conditions and breathtaking good looks. With its wide, bunker-dotted fairways, narrowing approaches and fascinating greens along with a 9-mile cart path that allows for spectacular secluded views of the northern Michigan wilderness. This scenic course provides excellent playability for golfers of all abilities.

Donald Ross, “the father of golf course architecture in America,” designed courses that fit into the natural contours of the land, courses that players of all abilities could love and respect.

The Donald Ross Memorial plays like a history of championship golf — a selection of the greatest holes ever from one of the sport’s greatest course designers. In a single round, players can experience the history and heritage of three Ryder Cups, eight U.S. Amateurs, 11 PGA Championships, and 14 U.S. Opens.

They say golf isn’t for the faint of heart. Just when your confidence is at its peak and your drives are flying straight, long and true, you encounter a course like The Moor. And you realize golf is a game you may never master, but one you’ll always love.

A true favorite, The Moor was designed with numerous twists and turns — the front nine favors right-handed power fade hitters — with holes 1, 2, 7 and 9 showing their curves immediately off the tee.

Host of the AJGA Coca-Cola Championship since 1997.

The finest golf courses don’t claim their environment: they embrace it. Arthur Hills and his team set out to enhance the playability of Crooked Tree Golf Club with improvements to holes 16, 17 and 18. From raising tee boxes to redesigning the greens, the changes implemented on these holes have left an immediate, lasting impact and greatly enhance the charm and playability of the course — taking you from a satisfying start to a spectacular finish.

Note: Course is not on premise, however guests may travel to and play.

The Alpine starts on a high point, both figuratively and literally. Situated atop Boyne Mountain, with stunning panoramic views toward Deer Lake, its surroundings are every bit as breathtaking as its noteworthy design.

Note: Course is not on premise, however guests may travel to and play.

Crafted with nods to the design philosophies of a Who's Who of golf course architects, The Monument's everchanging personality packs a list of surprises for players at every level. Borrowing traits from designers like Donald Ross, Dr. Alister Mackenzie, Robert Trent Jones, George Fazio, and Pete Dye, the Monument pays homage to the game's most important influences - with holes dedicated to noteworthy players and key contributors. It hhonors the game's history, as it encourages you to create a history of your own round after round

Note: Course is not on premise, however guests may travel to and play.

Taking its lead from the dramatic courses along Ireland's North Atlantic coastline, The Links is situated on the beautiful Lake Michigan shore, with miles of uninterrupted views up and down the lakfront. Accented by towering bluffs and windblown dunes, The Links nine demonstrates Arthur Hills design at its finest, combining the course's unique topography with the native environment. It's a true test of any golfer's skills

Nestled into the hardwood forest that hugs the Lake Michigan shore, The Preserve is nothing short of a sanctuary. Designed by Arthur Hills, the course winds its way through a classic northern Michigan landscape, taking players through wildflowers, lush grass and native wetlands filled with wildlife. The sounds of breaking waves are within earshot, and the course finishes in dramatic fashion with a spectacular par-three situated right on the Lake Michigan shoreline.

Note: Course is not on premise, however guests may travel to and play.

The Quarry epitomizes Arthur Hills’ unique ability to leverage existing terrain to create something distinctive and spectacular. Located in and around the remains of a massive shale quarry, this one-of-a-kind course boasts some of the golfing world’s most dramatic features, from 40-foot gorges and stone cliffs to natural ponds and a gentle waterfall. But beyond the scenery, The Quarry is golf at its finest — rewarding well-planned tee shots, and approaches that hit their spots. True to its name, The Quarry retains its strong Bay Harbor character.

Nestled into the hardwood forest that hugs the Lake Michigan shore, The Preserve is nothing short of a sanctuary. Designed by Arthur Hills, the course winds its way through a classic northern Michigan landscape, taking players through wildflowers, lush grass and native wetlands filled with wildlife. The sounds of breaking waves are within earshot, and the course finishes in dramatic fashion with a spectacular par-three situated right on the Lake Michigan shoreline.

Note: Course is not on premise, however guests may travel to and play.

Taking its lead from the dramatic courses along Ireland's North Atlantic coastline, The Links is situated on the beautiful Lake Michigan shore, with miles of uninterrupted views up and down the lakfront. Accented by towering bluffs and windblown dunes, The Links nine demonstrates Arthur Hills design at its finest, combining the course's unique topography with the native environment. It's a true test of any golfer's skills

The Quarry epitomizes Arthur Hills’ unique ability to leverage existing terrain to create something distinctive and spectacular. Located in and around the remains of a massive shale quarry, this one-of-a-kind course boasts some of the golfing world’s most dramatic features, from 40-foot gorges and stone cliffs to natural ponds and a gentle waterfall. But beyond the scenery, The Quarry is golf at its finest — rewarding well-planned tee shots, and approaches that hit their spots. True to its name, The Quarry retains its strong Bay Harbor character.

Note: Course is not on premise, however guests may travel to and play.