Golf in De Tour Village

De Tour Village is a remote Chippewa County community at the eastern tip of the Upper Peninsula where the St. Marys River and Lake Huron converge at De Tour Passage, a small port village that functions as the ferry landing for Drummond Island and as a waypoint in the waterway that connects Lake Huron to the St. Marys River. The community's remote eastern UP setting—far from any significant population center, accessible primarily by the M-134 scenic route through the Les Cheneaux and Drummond Island area—gives De Tour Village the authentic isolated character of an eastern UP waterway community. Golf here serves a genuinely remote community in one of Michigan's most sparsely populated areas.