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Lake Michigan Hills
Taking Your Experience To New Heights
Always rated at the top of the southwest Michigan public golf courses and the finest Benton Harbor golf course, Lake Michigan Hills Golf Club has consistently received the 4 Star rating from Golf Digest’s – Best Places to Play.
Lake Michigan Hills Golf Club, established in 1969, features a classic design masterpiece by Charles Maddox Sr. Formed from a fruit orchard, the Lake Michigan Hills layout includes lush tree-lined fairways and elevation changes that are atypical for the Great Lakes. It truly is a timeless design that has stood the test of time and still provides a challenge for the best golfers while at the same time, the aesthetic appeal of the view from the clubhouse will leave a lasting memory not just for golfers, but also anyone who has ever attended an event here.
Lake Michigan Hills Golf Club has received recognition from several print and online publications with the highest being Golf Digest’s four-star rating of places to play. In addition, Lake Michigan Hills has been the chosen venue for top level competitions including the Michigan Players Tour, Chicago Open qualifier and as a qualifying venue for the Western Amateur has hosted numerous top touring professionals back in their amateur days from the 1970’s until 2008.
With a mission dedicated to great experiences whether it’s golf, events or even a quick meal, Lake Michigan Hills has much to offer a variety of guest services.
Our clubhouse and banquet facility is located high on top of a bluff overlooking the golf course, creating a beautiful and perfect setting for wedding receptions or other private parties.
Legends Who Have Played Lake Michigan Hills
Lake Michigan Hills Golf Club was the official qualifying venue for the Western Amateur from the 1970’s to 2008. We are proud that so many players have gone on to accomplish great things after they walked the fairways of Lake Michigan Hills. Enjoy the player list and what they shot in the qualifying round.
1973
DA Weibring – 81
1974
DA Weibring – 84
Rick Smith – 84
1975
Payne Stewart – 76
1978
Payne Stewart – 77
Mark O’Meara – 71
Jack Nicklaus, Jr. – 85
1980
Nathaniel Crosby – 77
Steve Jones – 76
1981
Kenny Perry – 74
1982
Brandel Chamblee – 70
Duffy Waldorf – 71
1984
Lee Janzen – 73
1986
Jerry Kelly – 81
1998
Adam Scott – 73
2003
Ryan Moore – 76