History

Founded in 1970 by the City of Muskegon, Chase Hammond Golf Club is one of the more scenic and challenging daily fee golf courses in the Muskegon area.

Chase Hammond Golf Club is not an overly long golf course, but is well known for its heavily tree-lined fairways. Chase Hammond Golf Club was purchased in 1998 by the owners of Winding Creek Golf Course in Holland, Michigan.

As part of what is now known as 45 great golf holes, Chase Hammond and Winding Creek are well maintained, and are very popular with daily fee golfers, golf outings, and tournament players.

Chase Hammond Golf Course is the annual host golf course for the Greater Muskegon Golf Association’s Henderson Memorial Match Play Championship.