Brae-Burn Golf Club

Brae Burn Golf Club, located in Plymouth, Michigan, is an 18-hole championship course designed by Wilfrid A. Reid and opened in 1923. The course stretches 6,511 yards from the longest tees with a par of 70, offering a course rating of 69.2 and slope rating of 123 on bluegrass fairways.

The defining feature of Brae Burn is its signature 13th hole, "The Monster," a formidable par 5 measuring 666 yards—the longest par 5 in the state of Michigan. This iconic hole exemplifies the course's challenging design and has become central to the club's identity.

The layout provides multiple tee options to accommodate varying skill levels, with distances ranging from 4,709 yards at the bronze tees to 6,511 yards from the black tees. The course presents a substantial test of golf with its significant yardage and slope rating, demanding accuracy and distance from players. The classic design reflects the quality standards of early 20th-century American golf course architecture, combined with modern maintenance on quality bluegrass surfaces.