Detroit Golf Club

Detroit Golf Club, established in 1899, is a prestigious private club featuring two distinct 18-hole championship courses designed by legendary architect Donald Ross. Located in Detroit, Michigan, the club is among fewer than twenty on the continent to offer two complete Ross designs. The clubhouse, an architectural landmark designed by Albert Kahn in 1916, serves as the centerpiece of the property.

Both courses are undergoing thoughtful restoration to honor Ross's original vision while enhancing playability, beauty, and sustainability for modern members. The North Course restoration is currently underway, with plans for the South Course to follow. The club has hosted notable tournaments, including Detroit's first PGA Tour event, and has welcomed many accomplished golfers throughout its history.

Beyond golf, Detroit Golf Club offers comprehensive amenities including three dining venues, a swimming pool, outdoor tennis courts, and a fully-equipped fitness center, making it a complete recreational and social destination for members and their families.