Tyrone Hills Golf Course sits in Fenton, Michigan, a community in the rolling terrain northwest of Detroit. Designed by Bruce Matthews, the course occupies land characterized by the glacial topography common to southeastern Michigan, with natural elevation changes and wooded corridors that define individual holes. The routing takes advantage of these features, moving through stands of mature hardwoods and across open meadow areas that create variety in both playing character and visual setting. Matthews designed the course to offer a straightforward test that emphasizes accuracy and course management over sheer length. The layout incorporates the natural contours of the property, with fairways that follow the land's movement and greens positioned to reward well-placed approach shots. Water features appear on several holes, adding strategic interest without dominating the design. The tree-lined fairways require thoughtful shot placement, particularly on holes where the corridor tightens or doglegs through the forest. Tyrone Hills operates as a public facility serving golfers throughout Livingston and Genesee counties. The course maintains a reputation as an accessible venue that provides a solid test for recreational players while remaining playable for higher-handicap golfers. The clubhouse offers standard amenities and food service typical of Michigan daily-fee courses, and the facility hosts local tournaments and league play throughout the season. The course remains a fixture in the region's public golf landscape, offering a traditional tree-lined experience in a setting that reflects the area's natural character.