The Kalamazoo Michigan golf course is sited on over 700 acres along the eastern edge of Michigan’s only prairie. The golf holes traverse the varied topography through the meadows and wood stands that rise above Portage Creek, Barton Lake and the wetlands, which border fifteen of the holes of the Kalamazoo Michigan golf course. The Kalamazoo Michigan golf course, though grand in scale and mass, forms a profound bond between man and the environment. The eighteen-hole Kalamazoo Michigan golf course is a solitary pleasure with only five home sites, all located on the south side of its fifteenth hole.

Each W. Bruce Matthews III designed hole is spacious with plenty of room in the field of play in an honest, un-manufactured manner. Five sets of tees ranging from 4800-7100 yards on this Kalamazoo Michigan golf course test the physical and mental skills of all types of golfers. Classic in inspiration, the routing seamlessly flows through the property, blending power, accuracy and finesse. Bold, steep, grass faced bunkers with depths of three to twelve feet provide not only challenge but also offer dramatic views, texture and scale to the Kalamazoo Michigan golf course. The bunkers, although large and deep, are not visible as you look back on the hole, in MacKenzie fashion.

On the Kalamazoo Michigan golf course the par threes range from the 173-yard sixteenth hole to the 258-yard twelfth. The par fours range from the short 367-yard second hole to the long 453-yard dogleg seventh. The par fives on the Kalamazoo Michigan golf course range from the reachable 539-yard seventeenth hole to the three shot 616-yard fourth.