Est. 1996 · Ron Garl
Why we love this place
We love that Prestwick Village plays big and honest, a Ron Garl design with room to open the shoulders and a practice ground that begs you to arrive early. Hosting the Michigan Open tells you it can bite, but it still welcomes a regular foursome out for a good walk.
Via J. Drew Rogers Golf Design - Prestwick Village Golf Club
About Prestwick Village Gc
Prestwick Village Golf Club in Highland, Michigan, opened for play in 1996 and was originally designed by Florida-based architect Ron Garl. The par-72 course plays to roughly 7,100 yards through the woodlands and open meadows typical of southeast Michigan's Oakland County. It is backed by an extensive practice facility spanning more than 26 acres of tees, targets, and broadly defined fairways. Architect J. Drew Rogers later developed a program of course improvements for the club. Prestwick Village has hosted notable competitive events, including the Michigan Open Championship from 2014 through 2017 and the Michigan PGA Professionals Championship in 2021, reflecting its standing as a tournament-caliber test in the Detroit-area golf scene.
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