Bay Harbor - The Links ☆ Follow

Bay Harbor Golf Club features three unique nines designed by Arthur Hills, each with their own character, comprising a 27-hole masterpiece. The facility includes The Links, Quarry and Preserve nines stretching along 2 1/2 miles of Lake Michigan coastline. The Links has 6 holes right on the water, and on the last 19 holes golfers can view Lake Michigan. The Links nine is accented by towering bluffs and windblown dunes, combining the course's unique topography with the native environment. The Quarry epitomizes Arthur Hills' ability to leverage existing terrain, located in and around the remains of a massive shale quarry with dramatic features including 40-foot gorges and stone cliffs.

Lake Michigan was a major influence in the design, and while you see its beauty, you feel its power, as unpredictable wind adds extra layers to the challenge of each course. Golf Magazine has ranked the signature seventh hole as one of the top 500 holes in the world. Bay Harbor's three courses are typically played in pairs with different finishing nines to form three unique 18-hole course routings, whether golfers choose Links and Quarry, Quarry and Preserve, Preserve and Links, or take on all 27 holes.