Michigan's Forest Dunes to add Hanse-designed 4th course

Michigan’s Forest Dunes to add 4th golf course, SkyFall
Gil Hanse and Jim Wagner will design the private club that will allow resort guest play, but tee times will be limited.
Forest Dunes To Add A Private Golf Course Designed By Gil Hanse
Forest Dunes is adding a fourth golf course at its destination property in northern Michigan, a unique private club called SkyFall designed by Gil Hanse and Jim Wagner.
Northern Michigan's Forest Dunes announces plans for fourth golf course
Forest Dunes in Roscommon will start construction late in 2025 on SkyFall, a new 18-hole course to be designed by acclaimed architects Gil Hanse and Jim Wagner.
Forest Dunes announces new private golf club, SkyFall
ROSCOMMON - Forest Dunes, the award-winning golf facility in Northern Michigan that has three Top 100 golf courses in the U.S., is poised to add SkyFall, a new private club designed by Gil Hanse and Jim Wagner that will also allow limited resort guest play.
Michigan’s Forest Dunes to add Hanse-designed fourth course
Designed by Gil Hanse and Jim Wagner, the new course, SkyFall, will be private with limited tee times for resort guests.
Forest Dunes appoints Hanse and Wagner to design SkyFall course
Forest Dunes Golf Club in Roscommon, Michigan, has appointed Gil Hanse and Jim Wagner to design a new course called SkyFall, with construction potentially starting in late 2025. The club has three layouts: the original Tom Weiskopf-designed Forest Dunes course,
Forest Dunes adding Gil Hanse-designed private golf course called SkyFall
Forest Dunes announced a fourth course coming to the Northern Michigan resort designed by Gil Hanse and Jim Wagner.
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