Hole #1

Par 4

Features

This par 4 is a good starting hole with a tee shot from an elevated tee to a wide landing area, guarded mostly by a trap on the left and trees on the right. The second shot with a short to medium iron, is to an elevated green which is shallow, but wide and crowned in the middle, sloping to the right and left from the center. There is a premium on the second shot because of the huge traps at the front and to the left of the green.

Hole #2

Par 4

Features

The second hole of our Championship golf course is a good driving hole with troublesome mounds in the left rough and trees in the right rough with a huge oak guarding against any shot to the green. A long diagonally placed green, which is well guarded along the right front, left side, and rear by traps will require a well placed second shot.

Hole #3

Par 5

Features

Dearborn Country Club’s third hole, a par 5, has a narrow landing area for the drive between bunkered mounds. For the long hitter, the green might be reached in two but a lurking pond at the left of the green and woods on the right will catch the errant shot. The green is narrow at the entrance while large at the rear; it will require the best of putting skills.

Hole #4

Par 4

Features

This is a short, but testing par 4, features a dog leg to the left, with a trap, mound and woods protecting the left corner. It also has a grove of maple and elms to the right.

Hole #5

Par 3

Features

The fifth hole on the best Dearborn golf course is a medium-length par 3. It leads to a large green protected by a large trap to the right and a mound with traps on the left. This hole is a polite introduction to the more difficult par 3s to come.

Hole #6

Par 5

Features

The sixth hole on the Dearborn Country Club golf course is a good par 5 with traps and mounds guarding the driving area. Traps and mounds guard the right side of the fairway through a valley approach to the green, which is well trapped on the right and left. Because of the slope and design of the green, pin position can make this hole even more difficult.

Hole #7

Par 3

Features

This beautiful par 3 from an elevated tee, to a green guarded by a menacing oak at the left front with traps at right front and along the left side of the green. The green is wide at the front and narrows toward the rear. The real test comes to this hole when the pin is placed at the rear of this 180-foot green. This is just one of the many challenges on the best golf course in Dearborn, MI.

Hole #8

Par 4

Features

The eighth hole on Dearborn Country Club’s Championship golf course is a good driving hole, which dog legs to the left with a trap and mounds at the left corner. The green is long, and traps protect the entrance on both the left and right.

Hole #9

Par 4

Features

The ninth hole of the Dearborn Country Club golf course is a medium-length par 4 hole with a broad landing area guarded by traps on the left and right of the fairway. The second shot to the green requires good placement. The front half of the green is narrow and is guarded on each side by traps. The rear half is wide and divided left from right by a slight hog-back requiring the second shot to be on the half where the pin is located.

Hole #10

Par 4

Features

The tenth hole on the finest Dearborn golf course, a par 4, requires a long well-placed shot to a tree-lined fairway. A huge oak on the right presents an obstruction for the second shot which has strayed from the fairway. The green is deep and narrow at the front and is well-protected at the right front by a high mound along the left side. A wood or long iron will be required for the second shot.

Hole #11

Par 5

Features

The eleventh hole of the only Dearborn Championship course is a short par 5 with a dog leg to the left that requires a well-placed drive because of traps at both left and right of landing area. The green’s entrance is protected at the both right and left by traps. The green is large and can slick and treacherous.

Hole #12

Par 4

Features

The twelfth hole of Dearborn Country Club’s Championship golf course is a beautiful, short par 4 with a dog leg to the left around a large pond. There are trees on the right for those who are afraid of the water. The green is large and approached through a shallow valley. This is a good hole for the accurate player.

Hole #13

Par 3

Features

The thirteenth hole of the best Dearborn golf course is a delightful par 3 with a wide and shallow green guarded by a pond and willows on the left. The approach to the green is through a shallow valley making the chip shot difficult if the tee shot is short. Pin placement will have much to do with the difficulty of the hole.

Hole #14

Par 5

Features

The Dearborn Country Club golf course’s fourteenth hole is a long par 5 with a dog leg to the left, with oak trees guarding the left and right corners. For the second shot, the player faces a large trap in the left rough and a huge oak in the right rough. The green is narrow and well-guarded by traps at the front and even though the green is wider at the rear, it is distinctively divided by a high ridge at the midpoint of the green. A well-placed shot to the proper half of the green is essential.

Hole #15

Par 3

Features

The best golf course in Dearborn, MI features a picturesque fifteenth hole, a par 3, which has an undulating and well-trapped green. Even with the pin placement on the plateau at the front of the green, players will find this 177-yard hole to be a challenge.

Hole #16

Par 4

Features

The Dearborn Championship golf course’s sixteenth hole is the first-of-three great-finishing holes. A good drive that stays to the right side of the fairway is required because it is guarded by a large trap. The green is long and narrow at the front but wide and sloping at the rear. The approach is guarded by traps at both left and right.

Hole #17

Par 4

Features

The Dearborn Country Club golf course’s seventeenth hole is another good driving hole with a trap guarding the right side of the fairway and a row of oaks guarding the left. Trees line the approach to the green which has a fairway trap guarding the left front and has traps guarding both sides of the green. The approach is narrow but a good wood or long iron second shot can bring the player safely home to a large two-tiered green.

Hole #18

Par 4

Features

The final hole of the best Dearborn golf course is truly a great finishing hole which decides many matches. The green is two-hundred feet from front to rear, narrow in front while twice as wide at the rear. It is divided in half by a hog-back ridge running from the center of the green to the rear. Two large ponds on either side of the green make this a hole not for the weak at heart.