Devil’s Knob Golf Course

Address: 3897 N. Rodgers Ave., Harrison, MI 48625

Phone: (989) 539-5662

Overall Rating: 6.32

Clubhouse and Amenities – Rating 6.20

The log cabin-style clubhouse at Devils Knob Golf Course pays homage to the property’s history in the lumber industry. A gravel parking lot leads to an easy-to-find self-serve bag drop, with no tee times required as play operates on a first-come, first-served basis. The pro shop offers a limited selection of caps, hats, shirts, and visors at average prices, along with a small assortment of golf balls, gloves, tees, markers, and divot tools. Equipment options are minimal, but free club rentals are available. Inside, the clubhouse serves hot dogs, pre-packaged snacks, and a limited selection of beverages, including soda and beer, all at average prices. The bathrooms are clean, with additional porta-johns placed on the course. Wednesday golf specials provide added value, and the courteous, helpful, and friendly staff contribute to a welcoming experience.

Hole 1 – Par 4 – Rating 6.40

Red: 150 yds
White: 255 yds

Small, level tees start the hole. A rolling fairway plays uphill with medium length rough. No hazards come into play. The green has no fringe and has a medium size. Slow and receptive surfaces affect putting. A severe drop-off waits behind and to the left.

Hole 2 – Par 3 – Rating 7.50

Red: 104 yds
White: 155 yds

Large, level tee boxes sit elevated, with the forward tees placed right of the pond. A par 3 plays downhill over water. Medium-length rough borders the hole. No bunkers come into play. A large, receptive green has no fringe and little break.

Hole 3 – Par 4 – Rating 6.50

Red: 220 yds
White: 300 yds

Medium-sized, level tee boxes start the hole. A flat fairway runs ahead with medium rough along the edges. No hazards come into play. A long, narrow green has no fringe and slopes severely from right to left. Slow, undulating, and receptive surfaces influence putting.

Hole 4 – Par 3 – Rating 6.00

Red: 130 yds
White: 150 yds

Small, level tee boxes, under repair, start the hole. A par 3 plays slightly uphill with medium-length rough along the sides. No hazards come into play. A large, receptive green has no fringe and slopes from back to front. A slow, rolling surface can affect putting.

Hole 5 – Par 4 – Rating 6.00

Red: 300 yds
White: 355 yds

Small, level tees lead to a rolling fairway that plays downhill with a few dead spots. Medium rough borders the hole. Trees line the right side. No hazards come into play. A large, receptive green has no fringe and slopes back to front and left to right. Slow, rolling surfaces influence putts.

Hole 6 – Par 5 – Rating 5.50

Red: 470 yds
White: 490 yds

The first of back-to-back par 5s begins on level, medium-sized tees. Forward tees sit well left, removing the severe dogleg right. A downhill tee shot leads to an uphill approach. Medium-length rough borders the fairway, with trees lining the right side. No hazards come into play. A medium-sized green has no fringe and is guarded by trees. Slow, rolling, and receptive surfaces slope slightly from back to front.

Hole 7 – Par 5 – Rating 6.00

Red: 440 yds
White: 485 yds

The second of back-to-back par 5s starts on unlevel, medium tees. Elevated back tees, closed at the time, offer a great view. A rolling fairway plays uphill with a sharp dogleg right. Trees, boulders, and fairway contours create obstacles to avoid. Medium rough borders the hole, with trees lining the right side. No hazards come into play. A medium-sized green has no fringe and slopes right to left. Slow, receptive, and contoured surfaces lead to a sharp drop-off on the left side.

Hole 8 – Par 3 – Rating 6.50

Red: 100 yds
White: 150 yds

Elevated, large, level tees overlook the course’s signature par 3. Medium rough borders the hole, with a real sand bunker and multiple rakes nearby. The elevated green, called the Devil’s Knob, sits crowned, falling off in every direction. Large, rolling, and receptive surfaces play slow, with many diabolical breaks

Hole 9 – Par 4 – Rating 7.50

Red: 120 yds
White: 255 yds

Elevated, level, medium-sized tees lead to a short par 4. Medium rough and tree lines frame the fairway. A pond water hazard adds challenge, with no bunkers in play. The large green has no fringe and slopes back to front. Receptive, undulating surfaces contribute to a slow putting pace.

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