Golf in Bruce Crossing

Bruce Crossing is a small Ontonagon County community in the remote western Upper Peninsula at the crossroads of US-45 and M-28, a community in the deep forest country between the Porcupine Mountains and the Ottawa National Forest where logging and copper mining built the economic foundation that has since been replaced by a modest outdoor recreation economy. The western UP's extreme remoteness—this is among the least densely populated parts of Michigan—gives Bruce Crossing a character defined by the surrounding national forest and the hunting, fishing, and snowmobiling that sustain the year-round population in one of Michigan's most isolated communities. Golf in this remote setting reflects the recreational breadth of a small UP community that values outdoor recreation in all its forms.