With its breathtaking location on the bluffs above Lake Michigan, Bay Harbor's three Arthur Hills-designed 9-hole courses take players from one extreme to another. Flowing seamlessly along sweeping shoreline bluffs, rugged rock formations, natural dunes and lush woodlands, each Bay Harbor course has its own distinctive personality.

Whether golfers choose to play The Links/Quarry (named a Top 100 Public Course by Golf Digest and Golfweek), The Quarry/Preserve, or The Preserve/ Links, the experience promises to test and reward every player and every skill level.

The Links
Taking its lead from the dramatic courses that hug Ireland's North Atlantic coastline, The Links is situated on the beautiful Lake Michigan shore, with miles of uninterrupted views up and down the lakefront. Accented by towering bluffs and windblown dunes, this 9-hole course demonstrates Arthur Hills design at its finest, combining the course's unique topography with the native environment to achieve golf's greatest promise as both a sport - and a lifestyle.

The Quarry
The Quarry epitomizes Arthur Hills' unique ability to leverage existing terrain in the creation of something distinctive - and spectacular. Located in and around the remains of a massive shale quarry, this one-of-a-kind course claims some of the golfing world's most dramatic features, from 40-foot gorges and stone cliffs to natural ponds and a gentle waterfall. But beyond the scenery, The Quarry is golf at its finest - rewarding well-planned tee shots,
and approaches that hit their spots.

The Preserve
Nestled into the hardwood forest that hugs the Lake Michigan shore, The Preserve is a members' favorite that's nothing short of a sanctuary. Designed by Arthur Hills, the course winds its way through a classic northern Michigan landscape, taking players through wildflowers, lush grass and native wetlands filled with an abundance of wildlife. The sounds of breaking waves are always within an earshot, and the course finishes in dramatic fashion with a spectacular par 3 situated right on the Lake Michigan shoreline.