3 Best Golf Courses in Lansing, MI

“Groesbeck Golf Course is an 18-hole regulation-length course designed by Jerry Matthews, ASGCA. The maintenance staff works on the front 9 first, then moves to the back 9 after they are done working on the front 9. Groesbeck Golf Course has remained a treasured gem for decades and has been managed by Lansing Parks and Recreation. The dedicated staff at Groesbeck Golf Course is committed to providing a warm and friendly atmosphere, extending a warm welcome to individuals of all ages, skills, and abilities. They offer Youth Course memberships for ages 6-18 for young people. They can fit up to 50 people in the clubhouse with can set up tables and chairs on the 10th tee for up to 100 people.”

“Woodside Golf Course has a 9-hole facility with an additional 3 holes designed by Eagle Eye’s famous architect Chris Lutzke in 2014. The golf course has over 146 acres along Wood Road and is located less than three miles from Hawk Hollow and Eagle Eye. The putting surfaces feature an interesting mix of gentle and challenging contours. The golf course allows walking, with both pull carts and power carts available. The 12 Woodside holes can typically be played in less than 3 hours and will appeal to golfers of all abilities. They have a large practice green next to the Pro Shop. The golf course has a full-sized public driving range available from dawn to dusk, weather permitting. There are large and small buckets of balls available for purchase.”

“Timber Ridge Golf Club was designed by architect Jerry Matthews, who worked with a variety of trees, the hilly terrain, and the existing marshland. His philosophy of design allows nature and the contour of the land to suggest the placement of holes and the flow of the course. The golf course is located in East Lansing, 8.7 miles away from Lansing. Timber Ridge has a picturesque practice range and a rolling practice putting green. The golf course features a full-service Pro Shop. The golf course has a tree-lined par-72 championship golf course offering public play, plus a casual bar with pub grub. They have large and small buckets of balls for purchase.”