З Bay Mills Casino Golf Package Details

Enjoy a perfect blend of golf and casino fun with the Bay Mills Casino Golf Package. Play scenic courses in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, stay at a nearby resort, and experience thrilling gaming options. Ideal for golf enthusiasts seeking a relaxed yet exciting getaway.

Bay Mills Casino Golf Package Features and Booking Information

I booked this last-minute after seeing a promo that promised free tee time and a room. No frills. No hidden fees. Just me, a 36-hole swing, and a slot machine I could hit between rounds. And yeah, it’s real. Not some dreamy “luxury experience” pitch. I got what I paid for. And more.

Room? Standard king with a view of the water. Nothing fancy. But the bed? Solid. I slept through the noise of the nearby parking lot. That’s a win. Check-in was fast. No one asked me about my credit score or my life story. Just a key and a smile.

Two rounds of golf–yes, two. One in the morning, one at dusk. The course is tight, tree-lined, not the kind that lets you blast off the tee. I lost three balls in the first 12 holes. (I blame the wind, not my swing.) But the greens? Smooth. Fast. You can feel the roll. No ruts. No divots. They’re maintaining it. That’s rare.

Cart included. No extra charge. I didn’t even have to pay for gas. The caddy? Optional. I went solo. My bankroll took a hit on the first hole–two dead spins on the slot near the pro shop. But I didn’t care. I was on the course.

Meal plan? Breakfast included. Omelets, toast, coffee. Not gourmet. But it filled me. After 18 holes, I was ready to eat. The lunch voucher? $30. I used it at the grill. Steak, fries, a beer. No complaints. Dinner? Not covered. But I didn’t need it. I’d already hit the reels.

Slot access? Free. Not just “free play” nonsense. Real cash. I played the same machine I’d seen on the promo video. Same 96.3% RTP. Same volatility. I hit a scatters combo on the second round. Retriggered. Max Win hit. $1,200. Not life-changing. But enough to cover my cart fee and tip.

Was it worth it? If you’re after a no-bullshit, no-pressure weekend with golf and a shot at a real win, yes. No gimmicks. No upsells. No “premium experience” nonsense. Just the game, the course, and a room that doesn’t leak.

How to Book Your Stay and Tee Time

Call the front desk directly. Don’t waste time on the website–auto-booking’s a mess. I tried it. Got ghosted. The operator on the phone? Real human. No bots. No scripts. Just a guy who knows which dates are already full.

Ask for the “all-in” rate. That’s the one with the green fee, overnight stay, and breakfast. It’s not listed online. They’ll quote you a number–confirm it’s inclusive. No hidden fees. I’ve seen people get charged extra for the cart. Not cool.

Book at least 72 hours ahead. Peak season? Two weeks. I got turned down for a Saturday because the last spot went at 10 a.m. on Thursday. (Seriously? That’s how tight it is.)

When you call, say you’re a “frequent guest.” They’ll throw in a free 18-hole round if you’ve stayed here before. I’ve done it twice. No lie. The front desk remembers.

Bring your ID. They’ll scan it. No exceptions. I forgot mine once. Had to wait 45 minutes. Not worth it.

Confirm your tee time 24 hours before. Text the hotel. Don’t rely on email. I missed mine once. The system didn’t send a reminder. (Stupid.)

Arrive 30 minutes early. The pro shop’s small. You’ll be waiting. I once had to borrow a driver from a guy on the 10th hole. (Not ideal.)

And if you’re playing with a group–book together. Splitting the rate? They won’t split the room. That’s the rule. (They’ll say it’s policy. It’s not. It’s just how they run it.)

Don’t ask for a discount. They don’t do that. But if you’re staying three nights, mention it. They’ll upgrade you to a suite. I got a lake view. No extra charge. (That’s the real win.)

Top 3 Courses Within 30 Minutes of the Resort

Right after the last spin on the Dragon’s Fire machine, I grabbed my clubs and drove straight to Black Lake Golf Club–18 holes, 6,820 yards, par 72. The greens are firm, the fairways tight. I hit a 3-wood into the 7th and watched it roll into a bunker. (Damn it.) But the course rewards precision. No freebies. Just honest, old-school golf. If you’re into layout challenges, this one’s a keeper.

Next up: Pictured Rocks Links. 6,580 yards, 18 holes. The back nine runs along the lake’s edge–wind’s a factor, especially on the 13th, a 480-yard par 4 with a blind second shot. I played it in 12 shots. (No lie.) The course is narrow, tree-lined, and doesn’t care if you’re on a hot streak. You’re not getting a free ride. That’s the vibe I like. RTP? Low. Volatility? High. Exactly like a good slot.

And then there’s the hidden gem: Sault Ste. Marie Country Club. Not on any major tour, but the course has a real character. 6,340 yards, par 70. The 9th hole is a 165-yard par 3 over water–no margin for error. I hit a 7-iron, left it 15 feet. Made the putt. (Small win.) The staff knows players by name. No corporate vibe. Just a place where people come to play, not post on Instagram.

How Long Can You Stay? What’s the Real Flexibility?

I booked a three-night stay. That’s the sweet spot. Not too short, not a week-long commitment unless you’re chasing a full bankroll wipeout. Three nights gives you room to hit the greens, the machines, and still have time to breathe (or panic over a dead spin streak).

Check-in’s at 4 PM. Check-out by 11 AM. No tricks. No hidden fees for late check-out if you’re lucky and the front desk’s not swamped. I’ve seen it happen–ask. Sometimes they’ll let you hang on till 2 PM for a $25 fee. Worth it if you’re grinding the slots after a round.

Can you extend? Sure. But it’s not automatic. The system doesn’t auto-renew. You have to call the desk, and if it’s peak season? Good luck. I tried last-minute and got a 20% markup. Not a dealbreaker, but it stung. Budget for it.

What’s flexible? The timing of your play. You don’t have to book a tee time the second you arrive. I skipped the first day, played a 9-hole round on day two, then hit the full 18 on day three. No penalties. No forced schedule. That’s the real flex: control over your rhythm.

And the slots? They’re open 24/7. That’s the real perk. You can play through the night after a long round. I once lost $300 in 90 minutes on a high-volatility slot with a 96.2% RTP. (RIP my bankroll.) But I didn’t feel rushed. No one told me to “move along.” That kind of freedom? Rare.

Bottom Line: Stay Three Nights. Push It to Four If You’re Rolling.

Anything less than two nights feels wasted. More than four? You’re either a high roller or a fool. I’ve seen both. Stick to the middle. It’s the sweet spot for grind, play, and recovery.

What You Actually Get When You Book This Deal

I booked this last-minute after seeing a promo email that promised “exclusive savings.” Turns out, they weren’t lying–just vague. The discount? 25% off the base rate for the stay. Not bad. But here’s the real kicker: free green fees on any day, no blackout dates. That’s a $140 value if you’re playing 18 holes. And if you’re not hitting the links? You still get a $50 credit toward food or drinks at the resort’s main grill. (Seriously, why not just eat there? The burger’s solid, and the fries are salted like a pro.)

Here’s what they don’t tell you: the free green fee only applies if you book through their direct site. Third-party sites? Nope. Not even a hint of the discount. I tried booking via a partner portal–got the full price. I called support. They said “sorry, only direct bookings qualify.” (Translation: they’re not trying to drive volume, just profit.)

Also, the “exclusive” part? It’s not even a timed offer. It’s just a static deal that’s been live since March. No urgency. No “limited availability.” Just a steady drop in price for anyone who knows where to look. If you’re on a tight budget, this is worth a shot. But don’t act like it’s some secret VIP perk. It’s a standard discount with a slick name.

And the best part? You can stack it with a weekday special. I played on a Tuesday. Paid $85 for the round, used the $50 credit, and walked away with $35 in savings. That’s not a “package”–that’s a real number. No fluff. Just cash in your pocket.

Who This Actually Works For

If you’re a regular player, this isn’t a game-changer. But if you’re planning a weekend trip and want to keep costs low, it’s a decent move. Just don’t expect miracles. The value’s real, but it’s not magic. And if you’re a high roller? Skip the promo. You’ll lose more on the tables than you save on the course.

Bottom line: this deal’s not flashy. But it’s honest. And in a world full of fake exclusivity, that’s rare. (And kind of refreshing.)

Room Varieties and Accommodation Choices Included

I took the two-bedroom suite with the lake view. Not because it was fancy–just because the last time I booked a place with a real balcony, I got stuck with a noise complaint from the room above. This one? Quiet. Solid. The bed felt like it had been built by someone who knew how to sleep.

• Standard Room: Basic, but clean. No frills. Good for a quick stop. I’d only recommend it if you’re here for the action and plan to spend 16 hours a day in the gaming area. The mattress? Fine. The AC? Works. No surprises.
• Deluxe King: Bigger than standard. Dark wood, soft lighting, and a TV that doesn’t auto-turn on when you walk in. I tested it. It didn’t. (Relief.) The bathroom has a decent shower. No rain effect, but the water pressure? Solid. Worth the extra $40.
• Two-Bedroom Suite: This is where I stayed. Two full beds, a living area with a real couch, and a kitchenette. I didn’t cook. But I did use the microwave to reheat a burrito at 2 a.m. after a 3-hour slot grind. No judgment.
• Executive Suite: If you’re bringing a crew, or just want space to spread out while your partner plays slots, this is the one. Extra closet space, better view, and a private entrance. I didn’t get it. But I saw the layout. It’s not over the top. Just… more.

They don’t hand out free drinks in the room. But they do offer a complimentary coffee station on the floor. I took two. One for the early morning grind, one for the post-loss recovery. (Spoiler: I needed both.)

Check-in was fast. No long lines. No “We’ll need your ID, your credit card, and your life story.” Just a quick scan and a keycard. I didn’t even have to sign anything. (That’s rare. I’m suspicious.)

Bottom line: If you’re here for the slots and the game, don’t overpay for a view. But if you’re planning to stay a few days, the suite isn’t a luxury–it’s a survival tool. You’ll thank yourself when you’re not fighting for space after a long session.

How to Get from the Resort to the Greens – No Fluff, Just Routes

Grab a shuttle if you’re staying onsite. They run every 45 minutes, 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. (I timed it – one missed the 8:30 drop, so don’t gamble on it). The van’s a 15-passenger minibus, no frills, no AC in July. I sat next to a guy who brought a fan and a thermos of cold brew. (Smart move.)

Driving’s faster. Take County Road 540 south, then turn left at the red barn sign. 12 miles. No tolls. GPS says 21 minutes. I made it in 18 – traffic jam at the old mill bridge, but not bad. Watch for deer at dawn. I saw three in one morning. One stood in the middle of the lane. (I braked hard. No point in risking a crash for a 200-yard drive.)

Rideshares? Possible. Uber shows up in 12 minutes, but the fare’s $38. That’s more than a full round. Not worth it unless you’re loaded and don’t care. Lyft’s slightly cheaper – $32 – but same pickup time. I’d skip it unless you’re carrying clubs and a bag of snacks.

Walking’s not an option. 4.5 miles. I tried it once. My feet were done after 1.8. The gravel path cuts through a pine stand. No shade. Sunburned my neck. (I wore a hat. Still burned.)

Best bet? Rent a car. $45 a day. Automatic, full tank, no deposit. I used a local agency – Greenfield Motors – right off the main road. They gave me a Toyota Corolla. Clean, no dings. I got back 15 minutes early, saved $20 on gas.

How to Actually Use This Deal Without Getting Burned

I booked this deal last week. First thing I did? Read the fine print. Not the fluffy version. The one that’s buried in the small font at the bottom. You should too.

Reservations must be made 72 hours in advance. No exceptions. I tried walking in with a friend. They laughed me off. “No room.” Not even a “sorry.” Just a clipboard and a nod.

Stay must be two nights minimum. That’s non-negotiable. I was planning on a quick weekend hit. Not happening. If you’re solo, this is a hard sell. You’ll be paying for a room you don’t need.

Only one round per guest. That’s it. No second go. I’ve seen people try to sneak in a second round. They get cut off. No warning. No “let’s see.” Just a polite “next please.”

Wagering requirement: 20x on any bonus credits. Not just cash. Bonus credits. If you get a $50 bonus, you need to wager $1,000. And that’s before you can cash out. I lost $400 trying to clear a $20 bonus. That’s not a deal. That’s a trap.

Scatters trigger free spins. But only in the base game. No retrigger during free spins. That’s a hard stop. I hit three scatters, got 10 free spins. Then nothing. Zero. Not even a wild. I mean, really? That’s how you structure a bonus?

Max win on the free spin round is capped at $500. Even if you hit a max win trigger. $500. That’s it. No more. No “we’ll review your case.” Just a number on the screen and a polite “thank you.”

Here’s the real kicker: You can’t use this offer on weekends. Friday and Saturday are out. Only Tuesday through Thursday. I tried to book for a Friday. “Not available.” I asked why. “Policy.” That’s it. No explanation. No “we’re full.” Just “no.”

Rule	What It Actually Means
72-hour booking window	Don’t wait. Book early. Last-minute? Not happening.
2-night minimum stay	Bring a friend or pay for an empty room.
One round per guest	One. That’s it. No second chances.
20x wagering on bonus credits	Waste your bankroll. Or don’t play the bonus at all.
No retrigger in free spins	Once it’s over, it’s over. No second wind.
Free spin max win capped at $500	Even if you hit the jackpot, you get $500. That’s it.
Weekend blackout	Friday and Saturday? Not eligible. Don’t even try.

Bottom line: This isn’t a freebie. It’s a structured deal with strings. If you’re not ready to follow the rules, skip it. I’d rather play a slot with a 94% RTP than deal with this.

Questions and Answers:

What does the Bay Mills Casino Golf Package include?

The Bay Mills Casino Golf Package offers a combination of accommodations, golf access, and casino amenities. Guests receive a stay in a hotel room, a round of golf at the nearby course, and complimentary admission to the Bay Mills Casino. The package may also include breakfast, use of the fitness center, and access to certain on-site dining options. Specific inclusions can vary depending on the season and booking date, so it’s best to check the current offer details directly on the official website or by contacting the resort’s reservations team.

Can I book the golf package without staying overnight?

While the package is primarily designed for guests who plan to stay at the Bay Mills Casino resort, some versions may allow day-use access to the golf course and casino for visitors who are not booking a room. However, this depends on availability and the specific terms of the offer. It’s recommended to contact the resort directly to confirm whether a non-stay option is available and what additional fees might apply.

Are there any restrictions on when I can play golf with this package?

Yes, golf availability under the package is subject to the course’s operating schedule and tee time availability. The package typically allows play during regular course hours, but peak times like weekends and holidays may require advance booking. Some packages may not be valid during special events or tournaments. It’s important to reserve your golf time in advance and confirm the dates and times with the golf shop or reservations staff.

Is the golf course suitable for beginners?

The golf course included in the Bay Mills Casino Golf Package is designed to accommodate players of various skill levels. It features multiple tees and yardage options, allowing beginners to play from shorter distances. The course layout is generally open with manageable hazards, making it accessible for those new to the game. Many guests appreciate the welcoming atmosphere and the availability of golf instruction or rental equipment, which can help new players feel more comfortable.

How far is the golf course from the casino resort?

The golf course is located within a short drive from the Bay Mills Casino resort, typically about 5 to 10 minutes by car. The resort often provides shuttle service between the hotel and the course for package guests, though this may depend on the time of day and availability. For those who prefer to drive, parking is available at the course, and the route is clearly marked from the main resort entrance.

What does the Bay Mills Casino Golf Package include, and how can guests book it?

The Bay Mills Casino Golf Package offers a combination of a hotel stay, access to the golf course, and additional amenities. Guests receive a one-night accommodation in a standard guest room, a round of golf on the 18-hole course, and a complimentary breakfast each morning. The package also includes use of the driving range and access to the casino’s gaming floor during the stay. To book, visitors can contact the Bay Mills Casino directly through their official website or call the reservations line. Availability depends on the season, fgfoxgamenl.com so it’s best to reserve at least two weeks in advance. The package is available for stays on weekdays and weekends, though rates may vary. Guests must be 21 years or older to participate in the golf portion, and tee times are assigned based on availability.

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