Est. 1989 · Bill Newcomb (tribute holes after Donald Ross); renovated by Ray Hearn (2020)
Why we love this place
Where else can you play Pinehurst, Seminole and Oakland Hills in a single afternoon? We love the Donald Ross Memorial as a rolling history lesson, a course that teaches you what made Ross a legend while still delivering a genuinely fun, walkable round in beautiful northern Michigan.
Via The Highlands at Harbor Springs (BOYNE)
About Boyne Resorts - Ross Memorial Course
The Donald Ross Memorial Course at Boyne's Highlands resort in Harbor Springs is a tribute layout whose eighteen holes reproduce some of the most celebrated holes Donald Ross designed across his career. Opened in 1989 under architect Bill Newcomb, the course gathers 'greatest hits' from courses such as Pinehurst No. 2, Oakland Hills, Seminole, Inverness and Oak Hill, giving public golfers a chance to sample designs that are otherwise mostly private. Each hole is presented with signage explaining its original source and the shot values Ross intended. In 2020 Michigan architect Ray Hearn led a renovation that used modern mapping and technology to render the replicas more faithfully to Ross's originals. The result is both a playable resort course and a walking museum of classic American golf architecture set in the hills of northern Michigan.
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