The University of Michigan Golf Course was designed in the late 1920s by Alister MacKenzie, one of golf's all-time great architects. The regents unofficially opened the course in the fall of 1930 as the first golfers to play the new U-M Golf Course. The course officially opened in the spring of 1931 and immediately drew praise as one of the finest in America. At the time of its opening, the University Golf Course became just the fourth course to be located on a college campus. The U-M Golf Course is one of only six MacKenzie-designed golf courses in the United States. The famed Augusta National is another.

Proper golf attire is recommended.

Scramble Format:
Each player in the group tees off and the best shot is chosen.  The remaining players pick up their ball and play from the selected shot.  This is repeated until the ball is holed.  Players may move their ball one club length no closer to the hole while remaining in the same condition.  Players may move their ball one putter head length no closer to the hole on the green.  Generally, ties are broken using a scorecard playoff with the lowest score on the most difficult holes being the tiebreaker.


 

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