North at Hartland Glen Golf Club is a Kevin Sustick design located in Hartland, Michigan, part of a multi-course facility in the rolling terrain of Livingston County. Sustick, a Michigan-based architect who has worked on numerous courses throughout the Great Lakes region, routed this layout through natural wetlands, mature hardwoods, and gently undulating farmland characteristic of southeastern Michigan. The course takes advantage of the property's native topography, incorporating elevation changes and natural water features that define several holes and influence strategic decisions throughout the round. The design reflects Sustick's approach to working within existing landscapes rather than imposing dramatic earth-moving, allowing the land's contours and vegetation to shape play. Fairways move through corridors of oak and maple, with wetland areas coming into play on approach shots and around greens. The routing provides variety in hole lengths and angles, with par threes playing across natural low areas and par fives offering risk-reward opportunities for longer hitters willing to challenge hazards. Hartland Glen operates as a public facility serving golfers from the Ann Arbor and Detroit metropolitan areas, offering accessible golf in a setting that preserves much of the property's original character. The course conditions and maintenance standards reflect its role as a daily-fee option in a competitive regional market where numerous public and semi-private courses vie for play.