5/28/09
Things continue to fall in place as we move closer to the Muskegon River Lodge’s opening on September 1, 2009. Capt. Tom and I took some time today to meet with Jeff O’Malley, Club Pro for Pilgrim’s Run Golf Course located just down the road in Pierson. A number of you, our clients, have asked over the years for recomendations on courses to play either after your day on the river or on the days before or after. We are excited to announce that we have come to an agreement with Pilgrim’s Run to be able to offer our guests at the lodge a “stay and play” package at a discounted rate. Pilgrim’s Run is a premier golf course located only 15 minutes from the lodge. Tom and I had the opportunity to play the course today, congrats Tom on your 1 stroke victory, and can say without hesitation that it is a wonderful course and players of all skill levels will truly enjoy playing there.
Golf Course Record: 29 + 36 = 65
Lee Janzen PGA Tour 2 time US Open winner June 29th, 2001
Par 36-37= 73 |
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Built on 400 plus acres of natural wooded terrain
Front 9 opened July of 1997; back 9 opened July of 1998 Clubhouse opened Spring of 1999; built with its setting in mind with cedar shake siding combined with the natural beauty of cut stone; featuring brick paths 150-year-old starters building Architects: Kris Shumacker and Mike DeVries (DeVries Designs, Inc.) Greens, Tees, and Fairways: Dominate Creeping Bentgrass Roughs: Kentucky Bluegrass 10-minute tee times Proper golf attire required (shirts with collars) Practice Facilities:
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We look forward to the opportunities, such as this, that the Lodge will provide in addition to fishing with RiverQuest. If you have any other ideas for recreation opportunities you would like to see offered for your down time while not fishing, feel free to shoot us a message. If you are interested in more information on Pilgrim’s Run check out their website at www.pilgrimsrun.com
Capt. Dave DeVries