Pilgrim's Run Golf Club

Stanwood, MI · 19 mi away

Tullymore Golf Course is part of Tullymore Golf Resort near Stanwood, Michigan, roughly 30 miles west of Mount Pleasant and an hour north of Grand Rapids. The par-72 course opened in 2002 and was designed by architect Jim Engh, winding through more than 800 acres of woods, meadows, and wetlands left behind by glacial activity. The layout is known for Engh's signature bunkering and bowl-shaped greens, and it includes five par-3 and five par-5 holes for varied shot-making. The resort also operates a sister course, St. Ives, a few miles away, along with lodging, dining, and practice facilities. Tullymore is a public resort course, with tee times bookable by the public and package rates available for overnight guests.

Big Rapids, MI · 23 mi away

Katke Golf Course is the home course of Ferris State University in Big Rapids, Michigan, sitting on the highest ground in Mecosta County. It was designed by Robert Beard and opened for public play in 1974. The rolling terrain mixes links-style stretches with tree-lined holes, and the course has gone through renovation work since 2004 to keep it current. It also serves as the training ground for Ferris State's PGA Golf Management program, one of the first of its kind in the country. Katke is open to the public seven days a week with seasonal memberships available, and tee times are typically booked no more than two weeks in advance. The course plays to a par of 72 and measures close to 6,900 yards from the back tees.

Grand Rapids, MI · 27 mi away

A public course five minutes from downtown Grand Rapids, built above a series of old gypsum mines that give the club its name. Mike DeVries, who worked under Tom Doak and Tom Fazio, designed the course, which opened in August 2005. The par-70 layout plays to about 6,700 yards through mature hardwoods with 110 feet of elevation change. Golf Digest named it a Best New Public Course Under $75 in 2006.

Last verified 2026-09-17