Fourteen holes. Not a typo. This northern Michigan resort layout plays through dense forest and wetlands, with four holes pulling double duty to complete the 18. The routing makes sense on foot, though expect some transitions between greens and tees that feel designed with carts in mind. Rolling terrain throughout keeps things interesting without punishing your legs. Fairways weave through mature hardwoods, offering shade on hot summer days. The isolated setting means you're unlikely to deal with crowds, and the unconventional hole count keeps rounds moving. Walking here works, but call ahead to confirm they'll let you do it. Resort courses can be territorial about their carts.
