Established in 1910, the Cadillac Country Club course is a 6017 yard, par 70 classic. Its big, beautiful trees and small greens provide a comfortable, yet challenging experience. The Cadillac Country Club is very highly regarded in golf circles, having hosted the Women's Michigan Amateur, the Northern Michigan P.G.A. Championship three times, and the Insurance Youth Classic State Finals three times. It has been described in Michigan Golfer Magazine as "A Cunning Classic." The Country Club staff provide a warm atmosphere and friendly service to help make your visit to Cadillac a memorable one.

Incorporated in 1910, Cadillac Country Club first established golf on its property with a nine hole course in 1914. Near the midpoint of the century, this course was reconfigured and expanded into an 18 hole parkland type course that still exists today. At 6,107 yards from the championship tees, Cadillac C.C. is best known for its historic trees, corridor type fairways, and small bunkered greens. On a relatively flat piece of property that requires few forced carries, these characteristics combine to make Cadillac Country Club an enjoyable test for all golfers.