Charlevoix Country Club

Charlevoix, MI · 2.3 mi away

Belvedere Golf Club in Charlevoix was founded in 1925 by members of a nearby summer cottage association and designed by Scottish architect William Watson. The classic parkland routing is known for strategic, walkable holes and inventive green complexes shaped by the region's rolling terrain. Belvedere has hosted the Michigan Amateur dozens of times over its history, making it one of the state's most significant competitive venues. The club is open for daily-fee public play and celebrated its centennial in 2025.

Charlevoix, MI · 5.4 mi away

Dunmaglas Golf Course is an 18-hole course in Charlevoix, Michigan, opened in 1991 on hilly terrain near Lake Charlevoix. It was designed by Larry Mancour along with Chuck MacGillidary, and the property spans several hundred acres of wooded, rolling land. The course plays to a par of 72, with total yardage from the back tees cited between roughly 6,467 and 6,901 yards depending on the source, and features numerous forced carries along with a routing that does not return to the clubhouse at the midpoint. The course claims only two uphill shots across the entire layout despite its hilly setting. Dunmaglas is a public course with a clubhouse offering food and beverage service and cottages available for stay-and-play visitors.

Bay Harbor, MI · 10 mi away

Bay Harbor in northern Michigan opened in the late 1990s as an Arthur Hills design on the shore of Little Traverse Bay. The property was previously an industrial site tied to a cement operation, and the old quarry workings were kept as golf features. There are three nines: Links, Quarry and Preserve, played in rotating combinations. The Links holes run along bluffs above the bay, the Quarry holes drop into the excavated ground with rock walls in play, and the Preserve holes move inland through woods. The club is semi-private, with public tee times available, and holes sit alongside a resort residential community.