Resort · 18 holes · Short course
The Jewel at Grand Hotel
Mackinac Island, MI
About this course
The Jewel is Grand Hotel's 18-hole, par-67 resort course on Mackinac Island, Michigan, open to hotel guests and the public. The Grand nine, across the street from the hotel with views of the Straits of Mackinac, was built in 1901 and redesigned in 1987 by architect Jerry Matthews, who also designed the Woods nine in the interior of the island in 1994. The two nines sit about a mile and a half apart, and players ride a horse-drawn carriage between them, the only such transfer between nines at a course in the United States. From the blue tees the course plays 5,445 yards with a 65.7 rating and 116 slope.
Type
Parkland
Region
Midwest
LooperScore
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Holes
18
Par
67
Yardage
5,445
Established
1901
Course rating
65.7
Slope
116
Design & architects
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Last verified 2026-09-17
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