Featured Michigan Golf Course Stories

The newest and most reliable online marketplace for purchasing discounted rounds of golf provides golfers the opportunity to play more and pay less.

TeeTimeSavings.com, formerly GolfUS.com, has officially launched its easy-to-use and informative Web site that features a comprehensive catalog of premier courses in Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan and Ohio where golfers in those areas can buy rounds of golf at special prices. More than 200 courses are currently featured on the site, which will expand quickly to add new courses and resorts in even more areas throughout the country.

“Two of America’s Best, One Michigan Destination”

Would you like the thrill of nationally ranked golf that’s affordable, with abundant wildlife and scenic beauty, doubled by two of America’s best places to play, all in one Michigan destination? You’ll find it all at The Resorts of Tullymore & St. Ives, just 45 minutes northeast of Grand Rapids.

Begin the Unforgettable

The unique experience of Tullymore and St. Ives begins on the drive leading to the clubhouses, through native grasses, wetlands, lakes and lush state hardwoods that create spectacular vistas greeting golfers from each of the 36 holes. Meticulously groomed Bent grass fairways, seductively undulating greens, artistic bunkers and dramatic elevation changes of up to 80 feet provide a “touch of heaven in the palm of Michigan.”

Tullymore, designed by the nationally acclaimed Jim Engh, is ranked 14th on the 2008 Golf Digest list of America’s Greatest Public and Resort Golf Courses and both Tullymore and St. Ives have earned Golf Digest’s highest rating of 5-Stars. Both continue to “exceed expectations one guest at a time,” just like The Resorts’ slogan says.

Where Excellence Meets Perfection 

On the surface, weddings, golf outings and business meetings aren’t instantly categorized together. Upon closer examination, memories created on all three occasions can be indelible and forge lasting images in our minds.

Imagine walking down the aisle, walking down the fairway after the shot of your life or walking out of a conference with a breakthrough innovation or idea; it can all happen at Shenandoah Banquet, Golf and Conference Center.

The $27-million expenditure required to construct the 93,000-square foot facility alone creates an expectation for excellence. The clubhouse, which houses both the banquet and conference facilities, was completed in 2005 by Victor Saroki and Associates, one of Michigan’s most acclaimed architectural firms. Call it the Ritz-Carlton of West Bloomfield.