Crown Golf Club, The

2430 W. Crown Drive
Traverse City, MI 49684
Phone: (231) 946-2975

Located in the emerald green hills of Traverse City’s southwest side, The Crown Golf Club takes advantage of northern Michigan’s rolling topography and scenic vistas to offer 18 holes of challenging, yet playable golf. The Crown offers a golf shop, driving range, EZ-GO carts, club rentals, snack bar and golf instruction. Prices below are for Weekday/Weekend and include cart. New in 2005, Mulligan’s Pub & Grill, direct line 231-932-2166.

Elmbrook Golf Course

1750 Townline Rd.
Traverse City, MI 49686
Phone: (231) 946-9180

Nestled in the rolling hills just five minutes from downtown Traverse City, Elmbrook offers golfers of all levels a challenging and fun experience. Offering panoramic views of both bays and surrounding countryside, the well groomed fairways and greens are surrounded by pristine natural areas, where countless species of songbirds and wildflowers abound. The oldest public course in Traverse City, Elmbrook enters its 38th year of operation as the perennial local favorite due to its course layout, affordable prices, and friendly staff. Golf packages available.

Grand Traverse Resort and Spa - Spruce Run

100 Grand Traverse Resort Village Boulevard
Acme, MI 49610-0404
Phone: (231) 534-6000
Toll Free: (800) 748-0303

Grand Traverse Resort and Spa’s original course, Spruce Run, began as the Acme Public Golf Course, was expanded to 18 holes in the late 1970s, then redesigned in 1979 by former University of Michigan Golf Coach, William Newcomb. During development of Gary Player’s, The Wolverine, it was shortened to par-70. The name Spruce Run is a reflection of numerous fir and spruce trees that line its fairways. Spruce Run features water on 13 holes.

Grand Traverse Resort and Spa - The Bear

100 Grand Traverse Resort Village Boulevard
Acme, MI 49610-0404
Phone: (231) 534-6000
Toll Free: (800) 748-0303

Grand Traverse Resort and Spa’s best known golf course officially opened on June 17, 1985 and is credited by some with sparking the explosion of designer golf course construction in northern Michigan. The Bear has been the home of the state’s oldest and most prestigious tournament, the Michigan Open, since 1985. The Bear hosted the Ameritech Senior Open in 1990. It is a links-style course which features terraced fairways, tiered greens, deep grassy roughs, moguls and mounds and deep pot bunkers.

Grand Traverse Resort and Spa - The Wolverine

100 Grand Traverse Resort Village Boulevard
Acme, MI 49610
Phone: (231) 534-6000
Toll Free: (800) 748-0303

Grand Traverse Resort and Spa’s newest course and Gary Player’s signature course in Michigan was designed to be flexible and playable with four sets of tees to accommodate golfers of all abilities. The course is enjoyable for high-handicappers yet can be set up to be a true test for professional tournaments. The Wolverine has distinctive nines. The front nine is woven through water and wetlands. The back nine is constructed on rolling highland terrain with hardwoods and views of East Grand Traverse Bay.