Links Of Edmore

Six Lakes sits in the heart of Michigan's lower peninsula, a small community surrounded by the inland lakes and mixed hardwood forests that define Montcalm County. This part of the state doesn't draw the national golf spotlight the way Traverse City or the Lake Michigan shoreline does, but it supports a quiet, unpretentious golf culture built around locals who play often and know their courses well.

The name "Links of Edmore" nods toward the nearby village of Edmore and carries a loose links-style ambition, though the terrain here is decidedly inland Michigan rather than Scottish coastline — expect tree-lined corridors, the occasional water feature, and the kind of layout that rewards course management over raw power. Courses in this region tend to reflect their surroundings honestly: no forced drama, just straightforward golf on ground that has its own natural character.

For visiting players, this is the kind of stop that earns its place through accessibility and a genuine sense of the community it serves — a local track where the game stays simple and the setting does the work.