World of Golf Handicap
Michigan Golf Courses
Antrim County

	Web World of Golf Handicap

Address:
627 A-Ga-Ming Drive
Kewadin, MI 49648

Phone: 231-264-5081
Holes: 18
Par: 72
Rating: 73.2
Slope: 133
Status: Resort
Season: April 15 thru October 31

Michigan Golf Courses Comments:
This course is just minutes from Traverse City, Charlevoix, Petoskey and all the natural wonders of Northern Michigan. The layout is spectacularly situated on high bluffs overlooking Torch Lake, which is considered to be one of the three most beautiful inland lakes in the world. The course spreads gracefully over 500 acres. It meanders over hill and dale, through stately pines and mature hardwoods, and across swift-flowing creeks.

Antrim Dells Golf Club

Address:
12352 Antrim Drive
Ellsworth, MI 49729

Phone: 231-599-2679
Holes: 18
Par: 72
Rating: 72.1
Slope: 125
Status: Public
Season: May 30 thru November 20

Michigan Golf Courses Comments:
This course's greens are slightly sloped and putt true. The fairways are cut through the trees on the back nine. Water hazards come into play on many holes. There is enough variety of hazards to challenge even the most experienced golfer.

Bellaire Golf Club

Address:
M 88 South
Bellaire, MI 49615

Phone: 231-533-8942
Holes: 18
Par: 72
Rating: 68.9
Slope: 128
Status: Public
Season: May1 thru October 1

Michigan Golf Courses Comments:
This course recently added nine holes to become an eighteen hole facility. Some of the original holes were renovated as well as the addition of a new back nine. There is a creek that comes into play on five holes. This course is located in the Northern part of the state. The small greens are undulating, and the fairways are narrow. The course has one dogleg fairway, and there is a ditch (once an old river bed) that comes into play on three holes.

The Chief Golf Course

Address:
5085 Shanty Creek Road
Bellaire, MI 49615

Phone: 231-533-9000
Holes: 18
Par: 72
Rating: 72.6
Slope: 145
Status: Public
Season: April 1 thru November 30

Michigan Golf Courses Comments:
The Chief Golf Course is a championship, 18-hole course built among the rolling, windswept hills of northern Michigan. Elevation changes abound throughout the course making The Chief not only beautiful, but challenging. Water comes into play on at least four holes, and bunkers are strategically located throughout the course. The Chief plays from 4,738 to 6,600-yards and there are four sets of tee to challenge a variety of skill levels.

Elk Rapids Golf Course

Address:
724 Ames Street
Elk Rapids, MI 49629

Phone: 231-264-8891
Holes: 9
Par: 72
Rating: 67.8
Slope: 111
Status: Semi-Private
Season: April 15 thru October 15

Michigan Golf Courses Comments:
One of the boundaries on this course is Elk Lake, which comes into play on three holes. The course is well maintained because the grounds crew makes improvements every year. Large knolls and dips in the fairways create five blind approach shots. However, this is a very easy course to walk since the terrain is fairly level.

The Farm Golf Club

Address:
3388 Eddy School Road
Bellaire, MI 49615

Phone: 231-533-6886
Holes: 18
Par: 70
Rating: 69.6
Slope: 111
Status: Public
Season: April 15 thru October 15

Michigan Golf Courses Comments:
The entire course was built on rolling terrain and features large greens and several sand bunkers. A pond comes into play on one hole on the front nine, while another natural pond sits between two fairways on the backside. Golfers over eighty years of age play for free.

Hawk's Eye Golf Club

Address:
W Hawk's Eye Drive
Bellaire, MI 49615

Phone: 231-533-4295
Holes: 18
Par: 72
Rating: N/A
Slope: N/A
Status: Public
Season: April 1 thru November 30

Michigan Golf Courses Comments:
Hawk’s Eye Golf Course is a championship, eighteen hole track designed by architect John Robinson. This public course opened for play in 2003 and is part of the Hawk's Eye Golf Community. Hawk's Eye features wide, tree lined fairways that play to enormous greens. The course meanders along windswept hills and into tree lined valleys, affording golfers stunning views of the surrounding countryside. Water comes into play on at least nine holes in the form of several ponds.

Lakes of the North : Deer Run Golf Course

Address:
Pineview Drive
Mancelona, MI 49659

Phone: 231-585-6800
Holes: 18
Par: 72
Rating: 73.0
Slope: 130
Status: Semi-Private
Season: April 15 thru October 15

Michigan Golf Courses Comments:
The front nine on this course features beautiful fairways, bunkers and large greens while the back nine, designed by architect William Newcomb, winds past the headwaters of the Manistee River. Water hazards (ponds) come into play on three holes.

Shanty Creek

Address:
One Shanty Creek Road
Bellaire, MI 49615

Phone: 231-533-8621
Holes: 72
Par: 72
Rating: 73.6
Slope: 137
Status: Resort
Season: April 15 thru October 31

Michigan Golf Courses Comments:
This resort features four eighteen hole regulation courses, including Tom Weiskopf design that opened in June of 1999.

The Legend Course has exceptional greens and rolling, tree-studded fairways with several water hazards. The course covers seven miles of ground, and carts are obviously required. Many panoramic views can be seen from this course, like so many Michigan golf courses.

The Schuss Mountain Course is a championship course. The greens are extra large, and there are no parallel fairways. The head professional at this course is Roger Gieseck.

The Shanty Creek Course was built on rolling terrain and has undulating greens to test your putting skills. There are many strategically-placed trees that can alter your shot selection.

The Cedar River Course is links-style in comparison to the Legends Course which is not normal for Michigan golf courses, however, there is a good variety of landscaping, including hilly terrain, hardwoods and pines.

Windmill Farm of Mancelona

Address:
2927 C38
Mancelona, MI 49659

Phone: 231-587-5258
Holes: 9
Par: 27
Rating: N/A
Slope: N/A
Status: Public
Season: April 1 thru October 1

Michigan Golf Courses Comments:
This hilly, nine hole par 3 course, located in the country, is quite scenic. The fairways are wide open, and the greens are small. This is a great beginner's course because it has no water hazards or sand bunkers.