Stonebridge Golf Club
Stonebridge Golf Club is an 18-hole public golf course and event venue in Ann Arbor, Michigan, designed in 1991 by Arthur Hills.
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Overview
Stonebridge Golf Club is an 18-hole public golf course and driving range in Ann Arbor, Michigan. The championship course was designed in 1991 by architect Arthur Hills and has consistently ranked a Top 10 Public Golf Course in Metro Detroit. The club is open to the public and does not offer membership; it also operates as an award-winning wedding and event venue. Facilities include a pro shop, driving range, putting green, and a full-service bar and grille.
History
Stonebridge Golf Club is an 18-hole public golf course and driving range in Ann Arbor, Michigan. The championship course was designed in 1991 by world-famous architect Arthur Hills. Over the years, Stonebridge has grown into a destination for golfers who appreciate both the sport and the challenge offered by the course design. The club is open to the public and does not offer membership; a membership is never required to play a round of golf or book a private event. It has consistently ranked a Top 10 Public Golf Course in Metro Detroit and is also an award-winning wedding venue.
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A premier public golf course and award-winning wedding venue, consistently ranked among the best public golf courses in the area.
18-hole championship golf course
Driving range and putting green
Pro shop
Full-service bar and grille
Wedding and event venue
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