Otsego Golf & Resort (Tribute)

Ranked 8th Best Public Golf Course in Michigan by Michigan Golf Magazine and a Top 10 Best New Course pick by Sports Illustrated, Otsego Golf & Resort (Tribute) in Gaylord, Michigan carries a notable track record for an 18-hole public parkland layout. Designed by Rick Robbins and Gary Koch, the course plays 5,085 to 7,347 yards across the Sturgeon River Valley, with woodlands, water, wildlife, and significant elevation changes shaping the routing. Hole 3, a 430-yard par-4, opens to a horizon view stretching over 30 miles. Elevated tees appear on holes 6, 11, 14, 16, and 18, putting the valley terrain to consistent use. The course was also featured in the Microsoft Links 2003 video game. A putting range sits next to The Pro Grille, which serves grab-and-go breakfast, light lunch, cold drinks, course-ready snacks, and a full bar inside the pro shop. Equipment rentals are available.