Property History
Located in Michigan’s Eastern Upper Peninsula, only 45 minutes from the Mackinac Bridge, Newberry Country Club is a premier golf destination nestled in 200+ acres of rolling hillside, streams, and woodlands in the county seat of Luce County.
Acquired by current Ownership following years of economic uncertainty, Newberry Country Club dates back to 1927. Designed by golf course architect Mike Husby’s the 18-hole design plays to a Par 71 and measures 5,933 yards with room for further expansion, if desired.
The present stewards of the property have enhanced the golf course to where it now hosts over 8,000 rounds annually, is trending financially positive and offers an enjoyable test for golfers of all levels playing ability.
Golfers, residents and tourists of the Newberry area alike can enjoy a delicious meal or a cool beverage following a round with neighbors and friends in the popular Woodland Grill Dining guests will find a fun and relaxed atmosphere in our rustic wood motif or may wish to consider enjoying a drink on our outdoor patio.
The Woodland Grill is also ideal for large catered events as well with indoor seating up to 75 people and an outdoor venue that can accommodate 300 guests
Newberry offers a 1,200 square foot Owner residence on property.
Situated in the heart of the Eastern Upper Peninsula of Michigan only 45 minutes from the Mackinac Bridge, and 65 miles from Sault St Marie, MI; near the Kewadin and Bay Mills casinos as well as numerous historical sites
Turnkey 18-hole golf operation featuring a 6,150 – Par 71 Mike Husby design set on over 200+ acres of rolling terrain, waterways and wooded play corridors
Newly constructed two-story 8,800 SF Clubhouse, with locker rooms and featuring the Woodland Grill, a destination dining location in Luce County. The restaurant offers a Class C License with three onsite bar permits - carry out Beer/Wine Permit and Sunday Sales
Tremendous growth opportunity through the expansion of onsite lodging to create stay and play year-round package with the addition of cabins, campground, hotel, or senior housing • 1,200 SF owner residence on property can be included in lodging space for additional revenue source
Luce County is a beautiful four-season region with over 300,000 acres of public access land, 15,000 acres of inland lakes, 658 miles of rivers and streams, 200 miles of groomed snowmobile trails, and 32 miles of spectacular Lake Superior shoreline
Natural Resource Redevelopment Opportunities with standing timber and/or extraction of existing gravel/sand mining provided by Section 205 of the zoning ordinance and the Michigan Zoning Enabling Act 110 of 2006
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