Harbor Optical Traverse City

This 2005 Jerry Matthews course is just northwest of Traverse City wedged in between the Grand Traverse Bay and Torch Lake. Matthews has made a very modern American Links style course here which utilizes the elevations and scenery.

Of the four Shanty Creek course, the Summit may be the one that favors beginners and juniors. But even an accomplished golfer can find an enjoyable round, unless he finds himself behind those very beginners and juniors. But with sparse crowds on non-holidays, you can actually get a round within four hours. 6260 from the tips is really a tad on the short side, but with sneaky greens plus some tricky elevations, everyone can find a challenge. About equal distance from Traverse City, Petoskey and Gaylord Michigan.
Don’t expect a big Donald Ross production here or lots of modern made contouring.

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But if someone held a gun to your head, chose the Quarry and the Links.

The very best positions are rewarded with an acceptable shots to the pin or simple run up shot to an extended green. Poor positioning leaves dangerous approaches that can require semi-blind lobs over a deep sod-faced pot bunker to a narrow greens.

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The modest mounding and contouring give it an extremely natural and traditional look. Most the hole were found in the terrain, as opposed to the Bear and Wolverine, which imposed their holes on the terrain. Except for 3 or 4 less than stellar holes, Spruce Run could possibly be one of
The tenth hole contains a split fairway that at first glance might not appear so. Sixteen is named “hell’s acre,” a brutal 231 yard par 3 over scrub brush and dunes. There’s about twenty yards of an apron while watching green but anything lacking that, you can just forget about par and perhaps bogie. Seventeen offers a great chance for birdie with a brief par 4 if you can stay our of the bunkers. Eighteen presents an ideal ending with a gorgeous and exciting par 5.

• The smallish greens sometimes have nasty undulations so there is nothing as easy as it might look.
• A solid tee shot offers you an outside chance to go back home in two but you will have to carry a lake for its entire length.
• The par three 14th is an Irish style hole where your view is partial obstructed by tall grasses and hillside knobs.
• The vistas, the serenity, the pure nature, the fascinating holes, all combine to reward your senses.

If you normally usually do not find many fairways you will definitely find it a long round unless you take less club and register a fairway. The short par 4 fourth hole is almost like two par 3s in one. Your downhill tee shot most not merely be accurate regarding direction, you need to also hit it the right distance. If you do not manage that, you will end up short of the corner or through the fairway, and either risk turning your approach shot into a disappointing lay up. This course is tough, the combination of nature and Robinson’s design makes this program stunning to the attention but somewhat without the playability department.
Since 1995, the course has been softened with the removal of many penal bunkers making method for more forgiving lines of play. But don’t believe the course is now a push over, it remains a stiff test, even for accomplished golfers, just a little more enjoyable. There are more than plenty bunkers remaining, but they may have softened hole 18 a little to much by the removal of the bunkers guarding the left hand side of the fairway.

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Nice full practice facility which includes a driving range, putting green and chipping green. If there is any such thing as a “sporty” course, this is it. One of the most eye popping courses in the area, this once all private, then public, and now private again course unfortunately will not allows public play since 2012. Jim Engh’s unique architectural stylings were a smash hit at the mid-Michigan Tullymore golf course. This is a good 90 minutes drive from Traverse City and defines the northern edge of our map.