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Boyne Mountain Resort
About Boyne Mountain Resort
The 36-hole Boyne Mountain Resort is the most family-friendly of the three Boyne Resorts properties in northern Michigan. The Avalanche Bay waterpark and beach at Deer Lake are perfect for children and families. There's also an events lawn with a putting course, tennis courts, villas and tiki bar adjacent to the beach. The Grand Mountain Lodge is the newest and most luxurious of the accommodation choices, which includes the Clock Tower Lodge, Creekside Condominiums, Edelweiss Lodge. Mountain Cabins, Mountain Villas, Villas at Disciples Ridge and Boynehof. There are more than a dozen dining options spread throughout the resort and its ski village. Stop at the Adventure Center in the village to set up most activities: Ziplining, horseback riding, tennis academy, wakeboarding camps, Segway tours, paintball and more. Disc golf, hiking, biking and fishing are some of the many local activities away from the course. The Alpine and Monument courses are classic wooded layouts that host the Boyne Tournament of Champions every summer.Facts
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Sharing the course Photo submitted by jimdandy1013 on 09/07/2024
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Boyne Mountain (Alpine), hole 11 Photo submitted by TimGavrichGP on 11/28/2023
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Boyne Mountain (Alpine), hole 15 Photo submitted by TimGavrichGP on 11/28/2023
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Photo submitted by chrisjdoremus on 07/12/2023
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Photo submitted by chrisjdoremus on 07/12/2023
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Photo submitted by u989245607 on 07/10/2021
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No. 2. Photo submitted by JasonDeeganGA on 07/07/2018
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No. 18. Photo submitted by JasonDeeganGA on 07/07/2018
Scott
The course was in terrific condition for the time of year.
Boyne Mountain Alpine Golf Course
Great golf course. Excellent condition. Long ride to the 1st tee, but great views from the mountain top. Very playable for most levels of players, but some holes are a little too much for the ladies unless they hit it long off the tee. Greens fast and true, but too many unfixed ball marks. Come on fellow golfers...take care of the courses you play. Fix ball marks, rake bunkers, fill your divots, pick up your tees, and for the enjoyment of others, turn down the music.
Great Round
I played the monument course today- Sunday morning, great weather, not crowded. Played 18 in 3:30. Course was in great shape. Challenging fairways from some of the tees (narrow), a lot of elevation. Greens were in great shape as were fairways. Staff was very friendly. I rented clubs which were all fairly new Callaway clubs with Odyssey putter. I’ll totally play this course again when in the area.
Scott
Course was in good condition for opening their season
Great course, slow play
No one told us there were 3 groups of 8 golfers ahead of us. We would have only paid for 9 holes had we known we were going to be waiting so long on the back 9.
Otherwise, it was a fabulous course that I will play again.
Beautifully tough!
Great views, great condition!
Greens tough, mountain gravity?
Perfect Day
Played with the wife driving the cart. Got there a little early and they got me out in front of a foursome. Ten minute drive up the mountain to the first tee, right next to the Skybridge.. Didn’t play particularly well but it didn’t matter. She laughed a lot. Great day. Course in beautiful shape. Staff very friendly.
Great layout, great condition,
Course in great condition. Entertaining layout. Great changes in elevation, as its name suggests.
Even after a stormy night the course was in very playable condition. I’m willing to pay $100+ per round while on vacation as a treat but concession prices are HIGH and that’s an issue with me. Make your money but it’s not necessary to gouge people for F and B