Arbor Hills Golf Club

Arbor Hills Golf Club is an 18-hole parkland course in Jackson, Michigan, designed in 1925 by golf architect Arthur Ham. Tree-lined fairways lead to well-kept greens, and the layout rewards careful strategy more than brute distance. In 1947 the club hosted an exhibition with Ben Hogan, Byron Nelson and Jimmy Demaret, which remains a point of local golf history.

Rounds are priced for 9 or 18 holes, with seasonal rates. Practice facilities include a 10-acre driving range, a chipping and pitching area and a putting green, and a golf shop stocks equipment and apparel. The banquet room seats up to 150 with a full bar, and outside caterers are welcome. The club sits about five minutes from I-94.