LochenHeath

LochenHeath Golf Club is a private course nestled along Grand Traverse Bay near Traverse City in Northern Michigan, designed by world-renowned architect Steve Smyers. Carved from a sprawling 300-acre property that hugs the coastline, the course seamlessly blends Scottish links-style gameplay with the natural topography of the land, offering sweeping Lake Michigan views and Grand Traverse Bay vistas.

The course features lush fairways and challenging greens set within a tranquil landscape. LochenHeath operates with a distinctive philosophy of no scheduled tee times and intentionally maintains a low volume of players, allowing members leisure play without time constraints.

Recognized as one of the region's most prestigious private clubs, LochenHeath ranks in the top 10 private clubs in Michigan according to Golf Digest. The club is notable for housing Adam Schriber, its Director of Instruction since 2014 and a Golf Digest Top 50 Best Teacher ranked #1 in Michigan and #25 nationally. The course has gained prominence in elite competitive circles, serving as home base for coaching that has contributed to professional tournament success on the PGA Tour.