Sixteen holes on a Northern Michigan fruit farm. The Leelanau Club built something different here. Not eighteen. Not nine. In between, fitted to the land better than convention allows. Suttons Bay anchors wine country, and the course carries that agricultural DNA through cherry orchards and open meadows. Rolling terrain demands your legs. Walking is mandatory. Private club feel at public rates. Worth the drive up the peninsula if you want golf that doesn't follow the usual template.
