The White Course at Bello Woods Golf Club in Macomb, Michigan, was designed by Todd and Ron Soulliere, a father-son team with deep roots in Michigan golf course architecture. The Soullieres have built a reputation for creating playable, well-conditioned layouts that suit the rolling terrain and wooded character common to southeastern Michigan. Bello Woods features multiple courses on the property, with the White Course serving as one of the facility's primary championship-length options. The routing takes advantage of natural elevation changes and mature tree corridors typical of the region, with fairways carved through stands of hardwoods that define playing corridors and frame individual holes. Water features come into play on several holes, adding strategic variety to what is primarily a parkland design. The layout balances risk-reward opportunities with straightforward holes, accommodating a range of skill levels while maintaining interest for experienced players. Bello Woods operates as a public facility, drawing golfers from the northern Detroit suburbs and Macomb County area. The club offers a full practice facility and maintains conditions that support year-round play when Michigan weather permits. The White Course, along with its companion layouts, provides accessible golf in a setting that emphasizes the natural landscape without excessive artificial shaping, reflecting the Soullieres' approach to working within the existing topography and vegetation of a site.