Stonebridge Golf Club sits in Ann Arbor, Michigan, designed by Arthur Hills and opened in the mid-1990s. Hills, known for his work throughout the Midwest and his ability to shape strategic layouts that balance challenge with playability, routed this course through rolling terrain characteristic of southeastern Michigan. The property features mature hardwoods, natural wetlands, and elevation changes that provide both visual interest and strategic variety across the eighteen holes. The design incorporates Hills's trademark emphasis on risk-reward options and multiple tee placements to accommodate different skill levels. Water features come into play on several holes, and the bunkering follows Hills's style of creating clear visual definition while allowing recovery shots for players who miss their targets. The greens offer moderate undulation, rewarding accurate approach play without becoming overly severe. Stonebridge serves the Ann Arbor golf community as a daily-fee facility, drawing players from the university town and surrounding areas. The course reflects the character of Michigan golf in this region—tree-lined fairways, seasonal playing conditions that shift from firm summer turf to softer spring and fall surfaces, and a layout that emphasizes thoughtful course management over pure length. The setting provides a wooded, parkland atmosphere typical of courses built in this part of the state during the 1990s development period.