Kingsley Club and Belvedere Golf Club

‍Included in Registration:

36 holes at Kingsley Club (18 best ball, 18 alternate shot)

36 holes at Belvedere Golf Club (18 best ball, 18 free play)

Breakfast, lunch, dinner, and drinks at Kingsley Club

Breakfast, lunch, dinner, and drinks at Belvedere Golf Club

Tee gifts from Fried Egg Golf & our partners

Prizes for the winning team

‍Itinerary

September 27, 2026

TBA - Meetup with fellow participants to watch the end of the Presidents Cup and NFL Sunday

September 28, 2026

‍7:00 a.m. - Registration and Breakfast at Kingsley Club

8:30 a.m. - Shotgun Start - Best Ball Matches

1:00 p.m. - Lunch

2:00 p.m. - Shotgun Start - Alternate Shot Matches

5:30 p.m. - Happy Hour & Pizza

September 29, 2026

7:30 a.m. - Breakfast at Belvedere

8:30 a.m. - Shotgun Start - Singles Matches

1:00 p.m. - Lunch

2:00 p.m. - Free Play

6:30 p.m. - Dinner and Drinks

Format

Team match play. The field will be divided into four teams with round-robin matches occuring over the first 54-holes. The team with the most points following the three matches will be the winners. Free play to follow

Course Information

Kingsley Club - In prime fall conditions, you can argue that Kingsely Club is one of the best places to play golf in the country. The course moves through an open meadow before diving into the wilderness, showing off both aspects of what makes Northern Michigan so special. It's architecture is incredibly bold and fun, rewarding the best shots providing a sense of accomplishment.

"Compared to many modern designs, Kingsley is unusually ferocious. It tosses ill-advised or ill-executed shots to yonder with an unabashed attitude. A few greens—especially Nos. 2, 8, 9, and 15—are punishing and extraordinarily difficult to hit. Some golfers may find these too extreme or unfair. But aside from the 15th, all of these greens are on holes that allow for short approaches. Kingsley is not randomly cruel. It just doesn’t hand you a low score unless you play with precision and intelligence." - Andy Johnson

Read more about Kingsley Club in Andy's FEGC Course Profile: Kingsley Club

Belvedere Golf Club - Divided by the property's central ridgeline, Belvedere Golf Club is an example of how a creative routing can make one central feature shine. Architect Willie Watson uses the higher ground in the middle of the property in varied ways throughout the round. Some of the shots that involve the ridge, including the first of the day, are dramatic and memorable while others are more cerebral in nature. The fun is then kicked into high gear once the player reaches the green at Belvedere. Each putting surface is masterful, some more severe than others, but all filled with intrigue.

For more on Belvedere, read Club TFE FEGC Course Profile: Belvedere Golf Club

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Around Traverse City

Explore Northern Michigan - Whether you want to head up to the Upper Peninsula or stick around Traverse City or visit Sleeping Bear Dunes, this area of the country is incredible in the fall. Experience all it has to offer in addition to golf.

Or Play More Golf - If you do want additional golf, take a swing over to Forest Dunes to see The Loop, head to Wolf River Golf Park, or swing down towards Grand Rapids to see Arcadia Bluffs South Course and the Mike DeVries trio of The Mines, Pilgrims Run, and Diamond Springs.

Travel Information

AIRPORTS - Cherry Capital Airport (TVC) is your best bet if you plan to fly in for the event. If you'd prefer to make more of a scenic drive, the 4-hour trip from Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport (DTW) is wonderful in the fall.

HOTELS - On-site lodging is available at Kingsley Club for the nights of September 28 and 29. Select the appropriate add-on during registration to secure your spot. If you don't want to stay on-site, the Courtyard Traverse-City and the Fairfield Inn & Suites aren't far away.

LODGING - Limited number of on-site lodging at Kingsley Club is available for hte nights of September 28 and September 29. Single Occupancy Lodging ($400/night), Double Occupancy Lodging ($500/night). Lodging will be allocated first to those looking to stay two nights. If rooms are available after registration, one-night options will be put for sale.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to be an FEGC member to sign up? Nope! Fried Egg Golf Club members have 24 hours of early registration but everyone is welcome to enter our events. If an event is full, toss your name on a waitlist and we'll fill as people need to drop out.

Can I sign up as a single? - Yes! Historically, about 30-40% of our fields are singles who we pair up based off similar skill levels and competitive interest.

How many spots can I reserve? - Each FEGC member can reserve up to two spots during early registration. Public registrations can reserve up to four spots.

Is there a handicap requirement? - Absolutely not. There is a pace requirement, but as long as you play quickly we are happy to have anyone and everyone participate in our events.

Can women enter? - Of course! When we said anyone and everyone we meant it.

What is your refund policy? - Refunds can be requested up to 30 days out of the event. Your registration will be refunded minus a 5% processing fee