Stonehedge South is one of six courses at Gull Lake View Resort in Augusta, Michigan, designed by Charles Scott and opened in 1973. The course is part of a family-owned resort operation that has served golfers in the southwest Michigan region for decades, offering accessible public golf amid the rolling terrain characteristic of the area's glacial landscape. Scott, a Michigan-based architect, routed the course through wooded corridors and around natural elevation changes typical of the Gull Lake vicinity. The layout features tree-lined fairways and modest water hazards, with the design reflecting the straightforward, playable style common to resort courses of its era. Stonehedge South provides a traditional parkland experience without excessive length or severe hazards, making it suitable for a range of skill levels. The course takes its name from the property's natural stone outcroppings and wooded character, which distinguish it from some of the resort's other layouts. Gull Lake View Resort operates as a multi-course destination that attracts regional golfers and visitors to the Kalamazoo area. The resort's courses vary in difficulty and style, with Stonehedge South positioned as a mid-tier option within the facility's offerings. The setting near Gull Lake and the surrounding countryside provides a quiet, rural atmosphere, and the resort includes lodging and dining facilities that support multi-day golf outings.