The Pines Golf Course is a public facility located in Wyoming, a suburb on the southwest side of the Grand Rapids metropolitan area in western Michigan. Designed by Bill Austhof, the course serves the local golfing community in the greater Grand Rapids region, an area with a long tradition of golf course architecture and play dating to the early twentieth century. The course takes its name from the mature pine trees that characterize portions of the property, providing definition and framing along several holes. The routing reflects the relatively flat to gently rolling topography typical of this part of Michigan, where glacial activity shaped the landscape. Austhof's design work in Michigan during the mid-to-late twentieth century often emphasized playability for a range of skill levels while incorporating natural features of the site. As a public course in a suburban setting, The Pines provides accessible golf for residents of Wyoming and the surrounding communities. The facility serves both regular players and casual golfers, offering a straightforward test of golf without severe hazards or extreme length. Courses of this type form the backbone of public golf in Michigan, where the sport enjoys broad participation across demographics and the season runs from spring through fall, weather permitting.