Wicker Hills Golf Course is a private club located in Hale, Michigan, in the northern Lower Peninsula. The course was designed by Andy Anderson and Bill Baker, routing 18 holes across terrain characteristic of the region's glacially-shaped landscape. The design takes advantage of the area's natural elevation changes and wooded setting, typical of courses built in Michigan's rural north country. The layout reflects the architects' approach to working with existing topography rather than extensive earthmoving. Holes wind through a mix of mature trees and open areas, with the routing likely emphasizing the natural contours and drainage patterns of the site. The course presents a moderate length and challenge level suited to the local membership and regional play. Wicker Hills serves as a private club for the Hale community and surrounding area, offering members a year-round or seasonal golf experience depending on Michigan's climate. The club culture and facilities reflect its role as a regional gathering place for golf and social activity. Like many courses in Michigan's Upper and Northern Lower Peninsula regions, Wicker Hills operates within the context of a relatively short peak season, though fall play can extend into autumn months. The course remains a fixture of local golf in Alcona County, maintaining its original design character and serving the membership base for which it was built.