Calderone Golf Club

St. Johns, MI · 31 mi away

The Emerald at Maple Creek is an 18 hole par 72 public course in St. Johns, Michigan, designed by Jerry Matthews and opened in 1996. The course offers a wooded environment with stately maples, tall oaks, and rolling terrain. It features manicured bent grass fairways and very fast greens that demand precise play. The clubhouse offers panoramic views of the water and hardwoods that surround the facility.

Marshall, MI · 31 mi away

The Medalist Golf Club is an 18-hole public course in Marshall, Michigan, set on nearly 300 acres of wooded land and wetlands in the south-central part of the state. It was designed by architect William Newcomb and stretches to nearly 7,000 yards from the back tees, with five sets of tees available on every hole to suit a range of playing levels. The routing has a links-style character despite its inland location, and the club has hosted state-level amateur and junior championships, including Michigan Women's and Junior State events, along with USGA Public Links qualifying rounds. The Medalist operates a GPS-based food and beverage ordering system that delivers to golfers on course. A clubhouse pavilion hosts weddings and banquets in addition to regular tee-time play. As a daily-fee public facility, the course uses dynamic pricing that adjusts rates based on demand and time of booking.

Saline, MI · 34 mi away

Rustic Glen Golf Course is a public 18-hole course west of Saline, Michigan. It opened in 1963 as a nine-hole course built by owner and PGA professional Greg Hodges, and was expanded to its current 18 holes in 1999. The course was designed by Greg Hodges and Harley Hodges and plays to a par of 72 over 6,367 yards. Set in a quiet, rural stretch of Washtenaw County, the course has wide fairways and open greens that look straightforward but include hidden traps and deceptive distances, with hills that can make holes play shorter or longer than they appear. A 350-yard driving range with target greens allows golfers to practice approach shots, and the clubhouse has a dining area and pro shop. The course was purchased in 2025 by a developer building a data center on adjacent land, with assurances given that Rustic Glen will continue operating as a golf course.