Myth Golf & Banquets sits in Oakland County, Michigan, part of the Detroit metropolitan area's northern suburbs. The course was designed by Dave Calhoun, a Michigan-based architect who has worked on several regional projects throughout the state. The facility combines golf with event and banquet services, a common model in the suburban Detroit market where courses often serve dual roles as both daily-fee golf venues and wedding or corporate event destinations. The routing occupies rolling terrain typical of southeastern Michigan, with elevation changes that provide variety across the layout. The property features mature tree-lined fairways and water hazards that come into play on multiple holes. Calhoun's design incorporates strategic bunkering and green complexes that require thoughtful approach play, while maintaining accessibility for a range of skill levels. The course serves both regular daily-fee play and tournament outings for local groups and organizations. The banquet facilities represent a significant component of the operation, hosting weddings, corporate functions, and social events throughout the year. This dual-purpose model reflects broader trends in Michigan golf, where courses have adapted to serve multiple revenue streams beyond traditional green fees. The property's location in Oakland County places it within reach of both Detroit-area residents and visitors to the northern suburbs, contributing to its role as a community golf and entertainment venue.