2026 Course Selection by Round
This year we will play a new course, revisit a past course, and finish on a classic.
Rd #1 - Black Lake GC
Designed by one of golf’s most acclaimed course architects, Rees Jones, designed an environmentally responsible, championship course on 1,100 acres of slanted views, winding lakes, marshes, and ravines surrounded by majestic maple and birch forests. So, tee up at any of the five sets of tee markers at nearly every hole, with a playing length from 5,058 to 7,030 yards.
Rd #2 - Charlevoix CC
The Charlevoix Country Club Golf Course is a four-star Jerry Matthews design that offers golfers an opportunity to play a public course with beautifully manicured bent grass fairways, large undulating putting surfaces and a landscape conducive to an upscale golfing environment.
Rd #3 - Belvedere Golf Club
Long recognized as a must-play experience in northern Michigan, the historic Belvedere Golf Club turns back the clock for purists and golf aficionados alike who want to experience the game the way it was meant to be played. The classic William Watson design has long been a favorite of many golf greats, including legends Bobby Jones, Walter Hagen, Gene Sarazen, and five-time British Open winner Tom Watson.
Rd #4 - Belvedere Golf Club
Nothing says Solstice Cup like Belvedere. As usual, the Solstice Cup will be decided on the historic grounds of Belvedere. We wouldn’t want it any other way.