Stonehedge North is one of six courses at Gull Lake View Resort in Augusta, Michigan, designed by the father-son team of Charles and Jon Scott. The Scotts, Michigan-based architects active from the mid-20th century onward, developed a regional reputation for creating playable resort layouts that balance challenge with accessibility for varied skill levels. Stonehedge North fits within this tradition, offering a golf experience shaped by the rolling terrain and wooded character typical of southwestern Michigan's glacial landscape. The course occupies land that features elevation changes and natural corridors, with tree-lined fairways and strategic bunkering that reward accurate shot placement. The routing takes advantage of the property's topography, presenting golfers with a mix of uphill and downhill approaches, doglegs that follow the land's contours, and greens that incorporate subtle breaks reflective of the underlying terrain. Water comes into play on several holes, adding variety to the shot values throughout the round. As part of a multi-course resort complex, Stonehedge North serves both destination golfers visiting the Gull Lake area and local players. The resort setting means the course is maintained to accommodate steady play while preserving the natural aesthetic that defines the property. Gull Lake View has long been a fixture in Michigan golf, and Stonehedge North contributes to the resort's reputation as a venue where golfers can experience multiple Scott-designed layouts in a single visit, each offering a distinct interpretation of the region's golfing terrain.