Selfridge Golf Course occupies land on Selfridge Air National Guard Base in Harrison Township, Michigan, along the western shore of Lake St. Clair northeast of Detroit. The course serves military personnel, their families, and authorized guests, operating as part of the base's morale and recreation facilities. Its location on federal property gives it a distinct character among Michigan public-access courses, with the military setting providing both context and constraints for the layout. The course plays across relatively flat terrain typical of the Lake St. Clair coastal plain, with mature trees lining many fairways and water features coming into play on several holes. The routing reflects mid-twentieth-century military course design priorities: straightforward holes that accommodate players of varying skill levels while fitting within available land parcels on an active base. Prevailing winds off the lake can influence play, particularly on exposed holes. As a military facility, Selfridge maintains traditions common to armed forces golf courses, emphasizing accessibility and recreational value over championship conditioning or tournament hosting. The clubhouse provides basic amenities suited to its mission of serving the base community. The course offers a functional layout for regular play rather than architectural distinction, fulfilling its role as a recreational resource for those connected to Selfridge's long history as a military installation dating to World War I.