The best golf courses in Michigan you can play

Links-style course high on bluffs over Lake Michigan; Michigan's most famous public round.

Wide, old-school Raynor-style course across the road from the Bluffs.

Wild Upper Peninsula course over rock outcrops with Lake Superior views; cart required.

Reversible course played clockwise (Black) or counter-clockwise (Red) on alternate days.

Sandy, pine-lined course in the middle of the Huron National Forest.

1920s classic with old-fashioned greens; members hold noon-2pm.

Boyne's showpiece, mixing Lake Michigan cliff holes with an old shale quarry.

Quiet course through woods and along the Maple River trout stream.

Dye-style course near Lansing with an island-green 17th; cart required.

Casino resort course with native grasses and an island-green finish.

Wooded sister course to Sweetgrass, opened 2018.

Hilltop course with wide fairways and long views over farmland.

Wooded, hilly course north of Grand Rapids with cart included.

Nicklaus course along dunes and the Paw Paw River, former Senior PGA host.

Nicklaus rebuild benefiting military families; Taps plays every day at 1pm.

1931 MacKenzie course next to Michigan Stadium, open to the public.

Long, hilly Boyne course with big elevation changes; carts required.

Bold Jim Engh design with dramatic bunkering and bowl greens.

Low-cost, walkable course with excellent greens near Holland.

Hilly Upper Peninsula resort course with big forest views.