Black Lake Golf Club

Black Lake Golf Club is a golfer's paradise located in Onaway, MI. The course is owned by the UAW and was designed by Rees Jones, one of golf's most acclaimed course architects. The course is known for its immaculate conditions and challenging play for golfers of all skill levels. With five sets of tee markers on nearly every hole, playing length ranges from 5,058 to 7,030 yards.

The course is not only challenging but also environmentally responsible, certified by Audubon International and the Michigan State Turfgrass Environmental Stewardship Program. Black Lake Golf Club has received numerous awards, including being placed #44 in Golf Digest's "100 Greatest Public Courses in America" and #9 in the Best Value category.

In addition to the championship course, Black Lake also features The Little Course, a nine-hole par 3 designed to introduce young people to the game and sharpen veteran players' short games. The course also offers an unrivaled practice area with a 350-yard double-sided bentgrass tee range, four practice bunkers, and four chipping and putting greens.

The clubhouse features a dining room and lounge, as well as men's and women's locker rooms. The course is open to the public and welcomes all guests as if they were members. With its beautiful scenery and challenging play, Black Lake Golf Club is a must-visit destination for any golfer.

Black Lake's History and Awards

Since opening in 2000, Black Lake Golf Club has accumulated numerous awards and recognitions. It has been named one of the Top 50 public golf courses for women in the country by Golf for Women magazine and placed 34th in Golf Digest's "100 Greatest Public Courses in America" in the 2009-2010 rankings. It has also been recognized by Golf Week and Golf Digest for its value and quality.