Michigan Golf Trips | Courses, Stay & Play Packages

Late spring through early fall is a good starting window for northern Michigan golf. Summer suits a golf-focused vacation, while autumn offers a different seasonal setting. Confirm each course’s opening and closing dates, since BOYNE-area courses do not all operate on identical schedules.

InteGolf’s Michigan planner focuses on northern Michigan, including Bay Harbor’s course combinations, Boyne Mountain’s Alpine and Monument courses, and The Highlands’ Arthur Hills, Donald Ross Memorial, Heather and Moor courses. Build your shortlist around the layouts you most want to experience.

No. They are separate northern Michigan golf locations. Compare course and accommodation positions before building your itinerary, and leave time for transfers. A single base may suit your shortlist, while a longer trip can accommodate more than one overnight location.

Consider four or five nights with three or four rounds to explore several layouts at a comfortable pace. Group nearby rounds together and leave space for travel or rest. Check daylight and tee-time availability before planning a day with more than one round.

No. Do not assume unlimited golf, replay rounds or access to every BOYNE-area course is included. Your quote should identify the courses, rounds, accommodation and any restrictions. Request the exact Michigan itinerary you want and review the confirmed inclusions.

Choose dates and group size, add preferred listed Michigan courses and stays, and submit your itinerary. Include the specific Bay Harbor, Boyne Mountain or The Highlands layouts you prefer. Tee times and accommodation are subject to review and confirmation.