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38 Official Drummond Island Visitor Guide
It can be hard to keep you eye on the ball when you golf on Drummond Islandas you are surrounded by breathtaking scenery at every turn. Whether you area beginner or scratch golfer, you’ll find the Drummond Island is truly the“natural choice” for playing a round of golf.The Rock, located at the Drummond Island Resort and Conference Center,is an 18-hole championship course carved out of 400 acres of hardwood,cedar, and limestone. The course opened in 1989 and was designed by HarryBowers. From the back tees the course can offer a challenge with 6,837 yards.It is rated 69.3 with a slope of 131 from the white tees. The course offers 4 sets oftees suitable to every skill level. The Rock also participates in the Audubon CooperativeSanctuary System. You must come and see to believe all the thriving wildlife onthe course.The Rock offers a large driving range with grass tees, a practice putting green, and a largebunker. The pro shop offers a wide range of apparel, as well as golf accessories. A golfinstructor is available to give lessons and clinics for any skill level. The resort offers golfpackages for any occasion. For more information visit www.drummondisland.comThe Drummond Island Township course located just off Townline Road is a 9-hole par36 course with affordable rates. It was built in the early 1960s and is similar to theold-style English courses. It offers a unique feature — there is an airport runway thatruns along the side of the par 3 #9 and golfers must cross the runway, as there arefour holes on one side and five on the other. Where else can you have airplanesand deer as obstacles? The course also offers a driving range, practice puttinggreen and pro shop. Rental carts and clubs available. The course opens in thespring and closes in late October, weather permitting.- Article by Keli KellyDrummond Island Golf Club9-hole, par 36 courseFor tee time call: 906-493-5406The Rock18-Hole, Par 71 Championship CourseFor tee time call: 800-999-6343Golfing photos by Kristy Beyer39
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Page 7 and 8: Getting hereis half the fun!DID YOU
Page 9 and 10: WANT TO BE ALightkeeper?The DeTour
Page 11 and 12: Interesting facts you may not know.
Page 13 and 14: 1Make a Splash at the BeachDrummond
Page 15 and 16: Drummond Island Heritage TrailHikin
Page 17 and 18: Bass Cove RoadPhoto: Tyler Guggemos
Page 19 and 20: Photo: Candis CollickStop by or cal
Page 21: Harbor Island National Wildlife Ref
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Page 28 and 29: Stay with us!Lodging & Vacation Ren
Page 30: NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONSDeTour Reef
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Page 35 and 36: C ommon catchON DRUMMOND ISLANDFish
Page 37 and 38: Autumn SplendorDrummond Island tran
Page 39: Drummond Island Snowmobile Trail Ma
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Page 45 and 46: Guest article by Mike OlmsteadLog J
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Page 49 and 50: Dispersed CampingDispersed camping,
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