Bay Harbor Golf Club	4.50	4.50	N/A
Big Run Golf Course	4.00	4.00	06/07/2008
Bolingbrook Golf Club	4.67	4.67	06/22/2008
Eagle Ridge Inn and Resort	3.67	3.67	N/A
Treetops Resorts - Fazio Premier	N/A		08/16/2008
Foxford Hills Golf Club	N/A		08/09/2008
Harborside International Golf Center	4.50	4.50	06/29/2008
Hemlock Golf Club	4.00	4.00	07/03/2008
Highland Woods Golf Course	N/A	2.83	08/31/2008
Treetops Resorts - Jones Masterpiece	N/A		08/18/2008
Makray Memorial Golf Club	4.17	4.17	07/20/2008
Manistee National Golf & Resort - Manistee National - Canthooke Valley	4.33	4.33	N/A
Medinah Country Club	N/A		07/25/2008
Pine Meadow Golf Club	N/A		04/26/2008
Poplar Creek Country Club	N/A		07/13/2008
Blackwolf Run Golf Course - River	4.00	4.00	05/25/2008
Riviera Country Club	4.83	4.83	N/A
Sandpiper Golf Course	4.17	4.33	N/A
Treetops Resorts - Smith Signature	4.33	4.33	08/19/2008
Treetops Resorts - Smith Tradition	N/A		08/17/2008
Whistling Straits - Straits	N/A		09/12/2008
Grand Traverse Resort and Spa - The Bear	4.00	4.00	N/A
The Bull At Pinehurst Farms	4.67	4.67	05/26/2008
The Heathlands	4.33	4.08	07/04/2008
Whisper Creek Golf Club	N/A		08/30/2008
Cantigny Golf & Tennis Club - Woodside/Hillside	N/A		07/27/2008
Cantigny Golf & Tennis Club - Woodside/Lakeside	N/A		06/01/2008

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Loved it. Here's my review: http://danperry.com/wordpress/rick-smith-signature/

Full review available here: http://danperry.com/wordpress/makray-golf-review/

Posted a full review of this course here: http://danperry.com/wordpress/canthooke-valley-review/

Posted a review of the North course here: http://danperry.com/wordpress/eagle-ridge-north-review/

Great layout, and almost on par with the Kohler courses, yet 1/3 of the price. Full review here: http://danperry.com/wordpress/bull-pinehurst-farms-review/

Great layout; I've played it over 20 times. Full review here: http://danperry.com/wordpress/heathlands-golf-review/

A little tough to get to, and lots of mosquitoes, but with enough Deep Woods Off, it made for a great round of golf. Very interesting layout. Full review here: http://danperry.com/wordpress/hemlock-golf-review/

Links-style, with views of the city, including the Sears Tower.

Impressed with the way I was treated. Not cheap to play, but they don't cut corners, so it's worth it.

Kind of tough to get to (for me at least), but easily one of the best tracks around, from a scenic perspective. Very few courses like this at this price range in the state.

Played as a single on a weekday and had a blast. Full review of Sandpiper Golf Course here: http://danperry.com/wordpress/sandpiper-golf-club-review/

A full review with dozens of pictures is available at: http://danperry.com/wordpress/river-blackwolf-run-review/

My wife and I stayed at the Grand Traverse Resort, and played both golf courses (The Bear, a Jack Nicklaus design, and The Wolverine by Gary Player.) We were impressed with the resort itself, and the view from our room was great. For those regular readers of my reviews, you know it’s all about the golf, so let’s start with The Bear. The Bear is considered the harder course of the two, and for good measure. Even the opening hole is a toughie. What I really liked about The Bear was that after the first couple holes, you are almost hidden from civilization (not unlike a lot of other Michigan golf courses). Starting with the third hole, you meander into an area that is as serene as it gets. Rest of review here: http://danperry.com/wordpress/bear-golf-course-review/

Unbelievable. Took caddies too, and worth every penny.

We played the Heather Golf Course a couple of days after the 95th Annual Michigan Amateur Championships. This was good and bad. The good: The golf course was in pristine condition, and the sand in the bunkers was “tour sand”, which actually had a crisper feel on contact, and allowed for better backspin. The bad: The rough hadn’t been cut, so anything out of the fairway was painful, to say the least. In the end, Kate wasn’t a particular fan of this course, but she did spend a lot of time in the rough, so it’s understandable. There’s a reason why this course was selected to host a Michigan Amateur: It’s tough. The first few holes provide a good start to what’s going to be a challenging round. The first par 3 (4th hole) is all carry over water, and when we played, the pin was in the front. No need to ask; yes, I did get wet. Full review at: http://danperry.com/wordpress/heather-golf-course-review-boyne-highlands-michigan/

This course was my wife's favorite when we did out Northern Michigan golf swing last summer. I have a full review at http://danperry.com/wordpress/bay-harbor-golf-club/. Lots of pics too.

I played Arcadia Bluffs with my wife (Kate) in June of 2006. The funny thing about this course is that it is built about a half hour north of where I grew up (Manistee). I never imagined that a course of this caliber would be located so close to my hometown. Now I have an additional reason to take the 5-hour drive to visit my parents! We played in the early afternoon, teeing off around 1, so we had plenty of time beforehand to peruse the golf shop, which had some very nice, distinct items (Kate was already thinking of Christmas presents, so we left with a bagful). We also had time for lunch, and it was definitely a few steps above most clubhouse fare. Lots of choices too. If you go save time for lunch before or after your round. Here's the rest of the review: http://danperry.com/wordpress/arcadia-bluffs-golf-course/ Dan Perry