Tribute at Otsego Golf Club

The Tribute course at Otsego Golf Club in Gaylord, Michigan was designed by Rick Robbins and Gary Koch and serves as one of two championship layouts at this northern Michigan facility. The course occupies rolling terrain characteristic of the Gaylord area, where glacial topography creates natural elevation changes and wooded corridors through northern hardwood and coniferous forests. The design takes advantage of this landscape to create a routing that moves through varied terrain and offers golfers a mix of strategic challenges.

Gaylord sits in the heart of Michigan's golf corridor, where sandy soils and dramatic landforms have made the region a popular destination for course development since the 1980s. The Tribute reflects this regional character with tree-lined fairways, elevation changes that affect club selection, and green complexes that reward accurate approach play. The course layout incorporates natural features of the property while providing a test suitable for both resort play and competitive golf.

Otsego Golf Club operates as part of the Treetops Resort complex, which has established itself as a multi-course destination in northern Michigan. The facility offers golfers access to multiple layouts in a single location, with the Tribute providing one option among several designs that take advantage of the area's natural golfing terrain. The course serves both visiting golfers exploring the region's golf offerings and local players seeking variety in northern Michigan's relatively short playing season.