Golf courses in Marquette, MI.

Marquette, MI

Greywalls opened in 2005 at Marquette Golf Club in Marquette, Michigan, alongside the club's older Heritage course. Mike DeVries designed it on a mature second-growth forest site marked by exposed granite outcrops, wetlands and sharp elevation change above Lake Superior. DeVries mapped the site's wetlands and an old plank road before laying out the holes, and the routing works around rock and water rather than through them. The course moves through tumbling fairways and boldly contoured greens, with holes cut into rock in places and open stretches that look out over the lake. It plays as a walkable course despite the terrain, and DeVries was on site throughout construction shaping greens and bunkers himself. Marquette Golf Club operates Greywalls as part of its two-course facility, with Heritage as the more traditional companion layout. Access is through Marquette Golf Club, with both public play and membership options available.

Marquette, MI

The Heritage Course at Marquette Golf Club opened its original nine in 1926 to a design by William Langford and Theodore Moreau, with a second nine added by David Gill in 1969. Langford and Moreau's large, raised greens still define the older holes. The layout rolls through the highlands above Marquette, Michigan, with medium rough, sand bunkers and rock outcroppings left in play, and it is the more forgiving half of Upper Michigan's only 36-hole facility, alongside Greywalls.