Ranking among the oldest golf courses in the state, the Sault Ste. Marie Municipal Golf Course and Country Club is over 100 years old.

Once a private club founded by a group of Union Carbide employees, the Sault Golf Course has been a 9-hole layout for most of its existence. But in the mid 1980s, the course was expanded to 18 holes, all of the ponds were added and three of the old holes were redesigned. Well-known Michigan architect Jerry Matthews designed the new layout.

Enjoy a casual round of golf, and watch a freighter cruising through the St. Mary's River while you putt on the 17th green. Or take on a serious round on the challenging layout.

To post the lowest scores possible, a successful golfer has to play aggressive, but conservative. The course has many wide-open fairways which can favor long ball hitters. However, "postage stamp" size greens put a premium on approach shots, and a 60 degree pitching wedge is a prized club to have in your bag. Knowing the situations to employ that theory is the only way  to be successful. You can't overpower this golf course.

The Country Club offers its members use of the clubhouse, dining area and banquet room, bar and pool. A fine dining menu includes variety of high quality selections. Throughout the season the Club is host to many banquets and wedding receptions.