Every two years, GOLF puts together the best of the best when it comes to golf courses you can play. Sure, you can’t get on to Augusta National or Pine Valley, but you still have access to some of the best courses in the world like Pebble Beach, Bandon Dunes, Harbour Town, Erin Hills and more. Some of these gems are closer to you than you think, too, and we made it easy for you by breaking it down state by state. If you want the complete rankings of the Top 100 Courses You Can Play, click here.
MICHIGAN
1. Forest Dunes (Weiskopf), Roscommon
3. Marquette (Greywalls), Marquette
5. Bay Harbor (Links/Quarry), Bay Harbor
8. Treetops (Signature), Gaylord
9. Cedar River at Shanty Creek, Bellaire
10. Eagle Eye at Hawk Hollow, Bath
11. University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
12. Lakewood Shores (Gailes), Oscoda
13. Harbor Shores, Benton Harbor
14. Boyne Highlands (Heather), Harbor Springs
16. Black Forest at Wilderness Valley, Gaylord
17. Grand Traverse Resort (The Bear), Acme
18. Shepherd’s Hollow (2nd/3rd Nines), Clarkston