Belvedere Golf Club Course Review

The Belvedere Golf Club was founded way back in 1925 and designed by architect William Watson. Located in Northern Michigan, the Belvedere is a classic, old but lots of fun golf course, unpretentious and simple, providing its visitors with all the traditional elements of an old school golfing experience. To know it is to love it and if you get here once, you'll definitely return to Belvedere. One of the greatest things about the Belvedere is that it's basically a hidden gem and consider yourself very lucky if you stumble upon it by chance. The club sits in the resort-town of Charlevoix and it is one of the oldest and top rated golf clubs in the state of Michigan, where you'll be delighted to play a round of golf in a place imbibed with history and tradition. Along with being the classic gem that it is, the Belvedere became famous and a landmark in Michigan's history after hosting the Michigan Amateur Championship forty times, a record number for hosting a truly prestigious event, a badge of honor for any golf club on the planet.

Playing on the Belvedere will make for an outstanding golfing experience, as this is one of the best golf courses in Michigan and a place where big names like Tommy Armour, Walter Hagen, Horton Smith, Bobby Jones, Leo Diegel, Tom Watson and many others were an intrinsic part of the history of this unique club. Another thing to reflect upon is the fact that the Belvedere golf club will provide you with a very different golf experience compared to today's modern golf courses in Michigan. This semi-private 18 hole golf club in Charlevoix can be best described as minimalist, offering a very fast and fun playing challenge for golfers of every skill level. If you're in the area or heading to Michigan, make sure you pay a visit to Belvedere, where you'll basically take a trip in the past and play the game the way it was meant to be played!

Par: 72

Yardage: 6,713