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DeBartola_B got a reaction from Shankster in Upper Peninsula Michigan Golf Course
Newberry CC is like 15 minutes away, and they have the nearest grocery store from us. A 5 hour milk and eggs run sounds like a plan.
After reading all these I think I will drive back over the bridge and check out Hidden River. The course looks great on their website.
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DeBartola_B reacted to Shankster in Upper Peninsula Michigan Golf Course
Out of all of those, Sweetgrass is my favorite. I haven’t played Tiberstone or whatever it is called. They used to, might still play a Ladies pro tourney there, and maybe a Champions tour a few years back. Sage Run wasn’t done while I was there, but it looks to be better than Sweetgrass.
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DeBartola_B reacted to Shankster in Upper Peninsula Michigan Golf Course
Where did all of you Yoopers come from? Haha.
Spent 4 years there and I only knew of 2 others on here. Glad to see the Upper Hand well represented.
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DeBartola_B reacted to Bobbers in Upper Peninsula Michigan Golf Course
I go with a group of guys every July to the UP. We play Sweetgrass which is in Harris, Greywalls which is in Marquette and has some fantastic views and a pretty unique layout, and Timberstone which I think is somewhere like Iron Mountain (I could be wrong on that).
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DeBartola_B reacted to DCXMIKE in Upper Peninsula Michigan Golf Course
Try the Newberry GC if you're in that area. Not long by any stretch, but there are some interesting holes.
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DeBartola_B reacted to Play18 in Upper Peninsula Michigan Golf Course
I played in Marquette last summer at Greywalls and the course has some of the most spectacular views. Check it out.
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DeBartola_B reacted to Shankster in Upper Peninsula Michigan Golf Course
No problem. Hidden River is worth the drive, there is a restaurant there. Plus it’s not far from Mackinaw City, could spend half and half.
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DeBartola_B got a reaction from Shankster in Upper Peninsula Michigan Golf Course
That is typically what we do. Id prefer not to go back across the bridge but would like to make a day trip somewhere. I'll check those out, thanks for the suggestions.
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DeBartola_B got a reaction from GaDawg in Need some info on Savannah area courses
That is a fair assessment of Pooler. Check out Richmond Hill or Wilmington Island, both older communities and not as commercialized. Richmond Hill has 2 courses, Ford Field and River Club is extremely nice. And Wilmington Island has Savannah CC which is more of your classic Southern country club, both socially and golf wise.
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DeBartola_B got a reaction from Bosox04 in Need some info on Savannah area courses
The Club at Savannah Harbor is a great course, its ran thru Marriott Golf and at one point was a Troon Golf course. There are a handful of great private clubs if you can find your way in.
The Ford Field and River Club is a Dye Course and I believe hosts an event from one of the smaller Tours each year.
The Landings is a nice course but pretty spread out, winding thru real estate developments. Would be a tough walk.
Like the poster before said Hilton Head is close by with tons of offerings and St. Simmons is about an hour south with some good spots also.
I host a tournament for a big group of friends in a small fishing town about 30 minutes south of Savannah at a course called Sapelo Hammock, has some really neat marsh and intercoastal holes. Dont forget to pack the bug spray!
Hope you enjoy Savannah!