Carrington Golf Club Listed for Sale at $2.5 Million

Carrington Golf Club, a well-known public golf course in southeast Michigan, has been listed for sale with an asking price of $2.5 million. The listing presents a rare opportunity to acquire a fully operational 18-hole golf facility in a region where public courses with established play and infrastructure are increasingly hard to find.

Located in Monroe Charter Township, Carrington Golf Club has been a fixture in Michigan’s golf landscape since opening in 1998. Designed by Brian Huntley, the course plays as a par-72 layout stretching nearly 6,900 yards from the back tees. It features bentgrass fairways and greens, contributing to consistent conditions and a reputation as one of the stronger public layouts in the area. More information about the course, facilities, and daily operations can be found on the official Carrington Golf Club website.

The property spans roughly 160 acres and includes more than just the golf course itself. Carrington offers a full practice facility with a driving range, large putting green, chipping and bunker areas, making it a destination for lessons, leagues, and player development. These assets add meaningful value for both golfers and potential buyers evaluating long-term sustainability.

Another key component of the operation is the clubhouse, which includes a full-service restaurant and event space. The food and beverage operation provides an additional revenue stream beyond daily green fees, while also serving as a hub for outings, banquets, and community events throughout the season.

From a business standpoint, Carrington has maintained steady annual play, with roughly 30,000 rounds per year in recent seasons. That level of traffic is notable for a public course in southeast Michigan and reflects a loyal customer base built over decades. Its location allows it to serve golfers from Monroe County, the greater Detroit area, and nearby northwest Ohio.

The sale comes at a time when golf participation across Michigan remains strong, and interest in course ownership has shifted toward properties with existing infrastructure rather than ground-up development. For potential buyers, Carrington represents a turnkey opportunity with established branding, facilities, and operational history.

As Michigan continues to assert itself as one of the country’s top golf states, transactions like this highlight the evolving business side of the game. For continued coverage of course news, ownership changes, and golf developments across the state, Metro Detroit Golfers remains a leading source for Michigan golf stories and updates.