Otsego Club, Michigan, United States
4.0 (70 reviews) Spent More than 3 hours Ranking #2 in Otsego County Golf Courses
Pleasantly suprised
A golf & ski resort located in Northern Michigan in operation since 1939. Award winning golf & dining and the best skiing and snowboarding anywhere!! Come check out our beautiful slopes and 36 holes of Championship Golf! Founded in 1939, Otsego Club & Resort has been a prominent fixture in northern Michigan and is the oldest continuously operating private ski club in America. The resort features meticulously groomed, family friendly ski hills, 36-holes of championship golf lead by the Tribute course, which meanders in and around the Sturgeon River Valley, and the parkland style Classic course. In addition, the resort offers a variety of lodging rooms, suites, and condominiums. There are more than 24,000 square feet of meeting space, romantic wedding spaces and the award-winning Duck Blind Grille, a multi-year winner of the Wine Spectator Award of Excellence.
Address
696 M-32 East Main Street, Gaylord, MI 49734
Mobile
Website
http://www.otsegoclub.com
Current local date and time now
Wednesday, May 15, 2024, 5:35
User Ratings
4.0 based on (70 reviews)
Reviews
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4Dad-O 5:00 PM Jan 23, 2023
Good skiing; Friendly staff; Slow lifts
My son and I stayed for two days over MLK weekend. We arrived late on Friday, skied most of the day Saturday and Sunday and left early on Monday. First off, all staff were very warm and welcoming. The early morning front desk was especially helpful (wish I would have gotten her name). The resort was a little dated in spots but quaint and exactly what we were looking for. I bet it was really something in its early days as a private resort. I love history and this resort has some. The main lodge was great. I love the wood burning fireplaces. We stayed in the Tyrol Lodge and had a large room with minimal amenities (no microwave). The mattresses were great; even my son mentioned it. There are several nice runs and a smaller crowd. We liked Bob's Run the most. The snowboard crowd was pretty heavy on Sunday. The weather had been a little warmer and they hadn't had much recent snow. The snow makers were running most of the weekend. We were hoping for a little more natural snow. They kept the runs well groomed overnight but not everything was open due to the limited snow. We were first out on Sunday so we got to experience several of the runs before they got too carved up. The River Cabin was really cool. You didn't have to go back to the main lodge to get food and drinks. We spent most of our time on the back slopes so it was convenient for a break. My only real knock is that the lifts were really slow. If chairlifts 3 & 5 were higher speed, this place would be a five easy. We just burnt up too much time riding.
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4billh0513 5:00 PM Feb 11, 2020
Shh! Don't tell anyone about the great skiing!
A beautiful hidden gem in the Sturgeon River Valley with five chairlifts and 32 runs. Snow grooming is excellent and the lift operators and staff at the River Cabin are top-notch. Hats off to ski lift operator Brian for his friendly and humorous disposition.
