Inkster Valley Golf Course

Inkster Valley Golf Course is an 18-hole, par 72 championship course located in Inkster, Michigan, opened in May 1998. Situated on 400 acres with over 100 acres of wetland, the course features natural wildlife, wooden bridges, and scenic views throughout. Water hazards come into play on 14 holes, creating a significant challenge. The course stretches to 6,709 yards from the blue tees, with multiple tee options accommodating various skill levels.

The 11th hole is particularly notable, recognized by The Detroit Free Press in 1998 as one of the area's most challenging holes. The course design creates an "up north" aesthetic and caliber of golf without requiring the lengthy drive typically associated with northern Michigan courses. The facility includes a clubhouse with a grille offering seating for up to 100 guests. As a Wayne County Golf Course, Inkster Valley serves the Detroit metropolitan area with championship-level play and a distinctive natural setting integrated throughout its layout.