Golf in Inkster

Inkster is a Wayne County city within the Ford Motor Company industrial corridor of southeastern Michigan, a community whose history is deeply connected to the African American migration from the South that brought workers to the Ford River Rouge complex and established Inkster as a predominantly Black community by the mid-twentieth century. Inkster's history—including Henry Ford's paternalistic 'Inkster Project' during the Depression, when Ford workers were partially paid in scrip redeemable at company-controlled stores—reflects the complex relationship between the auto industry and the communities that grew up in its orbit. Golf near Inkster serves the western Wayne County urban market.