Birmingham Country Club

Birmingham CC (MI) - Round for 3 w/ a member

Birmingham, MI

3 Guests

Item Details

A round for 3 with a member at Birmingham Country Club (MI). Caddies and drinks are included.

Number of guests: 3

Number of rounds: 1

Booking Restrictions: This item can be scheduled for a mutually agreed upon date with the host/club within the next 12 months. Proposed dates are not guaranteed. While we will make every effort to accommodate your preferred dates, options are subject to the host/club schedule and flexibility may be required. Item expires 12/1/26.

Attributes: Cart, Cart w/ Forecaddies, Walking w/ CaddiesPaid for by: Donor

Add-ons: Drinks

$600 Fair Market Value

This purchase may be tax deductible

Course Details

The 18-hole Championship Golf Course was originally designed in 1916 by the acclaimed architect Thomas Bendelow. Throughout its history, the course has served as the venue for major PGA Tour events and prestigious national USGA amateur championships. In 1953, it hosted the PGA Championship. A significant renovation led by Bruce Hepner was completed in 2022, restoring and enhancing Bendelow’s early 20th-century design by removing trees, enlarging greens, and refining the course’s original architectural character.

Birmingham Country Club

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Ranked 33 in Golf Digest's Best in State - Michigan

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Architect: Tom Bendelow,/Wilfrid A. Reid, William Connellan/Robert Trent Jones/Bruce Hepner

Course type: parkland

Year opened: 1916

Access: private

location

Birmingham, MI

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