Sugarbush Golf Club

Sugarbush Golf Club is a par-72, 7,283-yard public course in Davison, MI, established 1995. From the CHAMPIONSHIP -BLACK tees it plays to a 75.9 rating and 147 slope.

Sugarbush Golf Club adds a third golf option to the Davison area in Genesee County, completing a suburban Flint golf market that reflects the prosperity of the automotive manufacturing era and the community's continued commitment to the game through subsequent economic transitions. Davison's three courses—the country club, Copper Ridge, and Sugarbush—serve different segments of a market that extends beyond the city itself into the broader suburban Flint corridor of Genesee County's northeastern townships. Sugarbush takes its name from the sugar maple stands that characterize the landscape of this part of Michigan, where the glacially formed terrain produces the maple and oak woodlands that give these communities their autumn character and their association with the maple syrup production that was once an important part of the local agricultural economy.