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Sunnybrook Country Club
Golf Club with Lessons · Grandville, Michigan
★ 4.7
357 reviews
Sunnybrook Country Club is conveniently located in Grandville, just off I-196 and M-6. It is a full-service private golf and swim club, offering private golf and pool memberships, while also serving as a premier event destination open to the public. Sunnybrook hosts corporate meetings, holiday parties, weddings, rehearsal dinners, showers, and more. With open floor plans and large windows, each event space offers breathtaking views of the golf course. Rush Creek Bistro is located on-site and is open year-round to the public, providing a welcoming dining experience.
Programs & approach
GeneratedSunnybrook Country Club is a private golf, swim, and social club in Grandville, Michigan, part of the RedWater Golf family. It offers an 18-hole, par-72 championship course originally designed by Bruce Matthews in 1958, later updated by Bruce Matthews III and Jerry Matthews, known for fast, undulating greens and tight fairways over 6,900 yards. Members also have access to an on-site restaurant, outdoor pool, and a network of other West Michigan courses.
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Hours
- Mon
- 11 AM – 8 PM
- Tue
- 6:30 PM – 8 PM
- Wed
- 6:30 AM – 8 PM
- Thu
- 6:30 AM – 8 PM
- Fri
- 6:30 AM – 8 PM
- Sat
- 6 AM – 8 PM
- Sun
- 6 AM – 8 PM
Details confirmed September 2026 · Google Business Profile
624 Port Sheldon St SW
Grandville, MI 49418
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- Who designed the Sunnybrook Golf Club?
- The course was originally designed by Bruce Matthews in 1958, with later renovations contributed by Bruce Matthews III and Jerry Matthews.