Sandy soil means that Grand Haven is playable almost immediately after rain—it also means better conditioning and course conditions.

“…a great challenge and a fun place to play all rolled into one.”-Andy Willett Gaylord, MI

The foundation of the golf course at Grand Haven is a sandy and modestly undulating piece of property just 100 yards from Lake Michigan. Today, due to various regulations, it would be virtually impossible to build a golf course in Michigan on this type of land. Architect Bruce Matthews took this tremendous canvas and created a golf course that has everything and is known as the “Pine Valley of Michigan.”

     • Routinely excellent conditioning.
     • Tree-lined fairways.
     • Lake breezes.
     • Just the right amount of undulation.

The result? A golf course that is so much fun to play and so visually stunning that it routinely attracts golfers from at least five states. Click Here to contact us or call (616) 842-4040 for more information.

New Irrigation System Means Great Conditioning
As part of a major reconditioning program, the staff at Grand Haven recently installed a completely new ‘double row’ irrigation system; we can now, when needed, water ‘wall to wall’ in order to maintain excellent playing conditions throughout the season.

New Tee Boxes
To challenge today’s big hitting ‘flat belly’ Grand Haven added several new sets of tees adding more than 450 yards to the golf course. There are numerous new tee boxes—and not just for the big hitter; there are several new ladies’ tees as well.

“It’s easy to see why Grand Haven Golf Club has been ranked in the Top 75 in the nation.”
-Chad Addicott Muskegon, MI