Take M-88 around the northern end of Torch Lake and down Highway 31 to Kewadin and you’ll discover the course that made Northern Michigan famous: The Torch at A-Ga-Ming Resort. There aren’t more breathtaking views of Torch Lake, especially in the fall, and the quality of golf in uncontested.

The Torch has been a time-tested golf destination dating back to when it opened in 1976. It meanders through a mix of mature hardwood forests, dense cedar groves, and rolling terrain with dramatic elevations.

Current owners Mike Brown and Larry Lavely oversaw the addition of the Jerry Matthews-designed Sundance to A-Ga-Ming Resort in 2005. Born of a landscape etched by the unyielding march of ancient glaciers, Sundance blends seamlessly into the natural environment as a neo-classical, links-style design.

Also on tap for 2010, A-Ga-Ming will be managing a 3rd golf course, Antrim Dells. Located 10 miles to the north, this Jerry Matthews design has been a favorite of many for years and will be a great addition to A-Ga-Ming’s golf packages. Packages starting at just $89 for a 1-night stay and unlimited golf for 2 days. Looking for more? Try a 2 night, 3 day unlimited package from $178 per person on all 3 courses.

A-Ga-Ming Resort has grown to a level far beyond the imagination of its original intent, providing overnight lodging and extended-stay vacation packages, as well as residential offerings. A quick visit to www.migolfagaminggolf.com provides all the details for an exhilarating Northern Michigan golf experience.