There are 130 results that match 1370 W State Rd, Hastings, Michigan 49058, Barry County.
Courses (82)
Hastings, Michigan
Public
4.5272727273
103
Hastings, Michigan
Public
5.0
4
Alto, Michigan
Public
3.7954545455
44
Delton, Michigan
Public
4.8333333333
3
Wayland, Michigan
Public
4.5060622095
191
Wayland, Michigan
Public
4.5060622095
191
Wayland, Michigan
Public
4.5060622095
191
Alto, Michigan
Public
4.0
1
Alto, Michigan
Public
4.0
1
Alto, Michigan
Public
4.0
1
Alto, Michigan
Public
4.0
1
Shelbyville, Michigan
Public
4.0
2
Caledonia, Michigan
Semi-Private
0.0
0
Shelbyville, Michigan
Public
4.0
2
Saranac, Michigan
Public
3.6666666667
15
Caledonia, Michigan
Public
2.0
1
Caledonia, Michigan
Public
2.0
1
Caledonia, Michigan
Public
2.0
1
Grand Rapids, Michigan
Public
4.1176470588
17
Resorts (1)
Since the 1960s, the Scott family has transformed 2,000 acres in southwest Michigan into one of America's largest golf resort communities. Situated in the appropriately named Augusta, Michigan, near Kalamazoo and Battle Creek, Gull Lake View Golf Resort has become synonymous with affordable packages where golfers stay in comfortable villas to…
Top Destinations (1)
Sunset over the blue waters of Lake Michigan can be one of the unexpected thrills for first-time visitors to the west coast of the Wolverine State. Another is the rich golf scene as Grand Rapids and its environs boast a vast collection of upscale courses and low-priced gems. Couple that with the city's eclectic mix of reasonably priced restaurants and night spots, and Grand Rapids offers tremendous value as an under-the-radar golf destination.
Articles (4)
In Grand Rapids, Michigan, a Donald Ross-designed golf course has been sold and will likely be closed for development, MLive reports.
The pending closure of the Thornapple Creek Golf Club in Kalamazoo in November has already been offset by this summer's opening of Stoatin Brae, a new course in Augusta that is part of the Gull Lake View Golf Club & Resort.
From the department of golf takes too long and is too expensive for some players comes this: a new short course in Michigan, designed to address both of those of those problems.
An incident involving several Michigan high school golf teams that turned in some suspiciously low scores to qualify for the state tournament raises a serious question: Just how much cheating goes on in tournament golf?
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