you know we have a gang that goes to myrtle every year, just did our 25th, we r thinking about a mid west trip, out your way mich, ohio, for the hell of it i went on golf now, to ck courses in and around det.I couldn't believe the amount of courses that r exempt from det. on that site, any idea y
Not sure, I don't use that site I usually just call the course directly.
Michigan has some amazing courses though, some of the best in the country for sure. You can go out to the west side of the state and spend two weeks there. Arcadia Bluffs and Forest Dunes have been in the top 25 golf digest courses for quite some time and both are amazing. There is also a course owned by the United Auto Workers that is amazing, several Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer Designed courses and the courses owned by Eastern Michigan University and Michigan State University are also very good. The Traverse City area also has a big concentration of very nice courses and resorts that are great for family that doesn't golf.
Looks like we have 5 courses in the top 100 public courses according to Golf Digest.
thanks for the info will pass it along to the boys
Arcadia Bluffs is a bucket list type course. It really takes you to another place in another time. Forest Dunes is also another really nice course but the two couldn't be more different.
If you are looking to not really move around though once you settle in Boyne is your best bet. They have one of the other top courses Bay Harbor