BAY HARBOR GOLF CLUB
🇺🇸 Bay Harbor, MI, USA
Designed by Arthur Hills
The Quarry course at Bay Harbor Golf Club is a testament to reimagination, rising from the remnants of a northern Michigan shale quarry. Carved into the dramatic landscape near Little Traverse Bay, architect Arthur Hills seized the inherent drama of the site to craft a layout that is both visually arresting and strategically compelling.
The Quarry unfolds across wildly undulating terrain – a stark contrast to more manicured courses. The course presents generous fairways that reward power, but quickly punishes wayward shots with deep fescue rough and imposing rock formations. Expect demanding approaches, often to elevated greens guarded by strategically placed bunkers that create a diverse and challenging round of golf. Holes cling to the quarry's edge, offering breathtaking vistas.
While The Quarry hasn't played host to major professional tournaments, it fosters a passionate and dedicated membership drawn to its unique character and the close-knit community that thrives within Bay Harbor. The convivial atmosphere extends beyond the course and into the clubhouse where spirited debates about the course are often held between members and staff. Over time, The Quarry has become a favorite among discerning golfers seeking an experience far removed from the ordinary.
FAQ
Ratings, design, and course details pulled from Course Vaults.
The Quarry was designed by Arthur Hills.
Yes. The Quarry at Bay Harbor Golf Club is listed as welcoming public or guest play on Course Vaults.
Par at The Quarry is 36.
The Quarry plays 3,396 yards from the back tees on Course Vaults.
The slope rating at The Quarry is 155.
The Quarry is a 9-hole course.