University of Michigan Golf Course Repairs Vandalized Greens Amid Ongoing Police Probe
The University of Michigan Golf Course is restoring all 18 greens after they were discolored by alleged vandalism in mid-July, while campus police continue the investigation.
Alleged foul play in mid-July damaged the 18 greens at the University of Michigan Golf Course, causing discoloration that required the grounds crew to replace the collars on all holes. The course, designed by Alister MacKenzie and opened in 1931, used the closure to restore three greens to their original size and shared progress images on social media. A statement highlighted the staff’s resilience and gratitude toward those who helped during the four-week recovery.
The university police department remains active in the investigation and asks anyone with tips to call the provided number. The course, located opposite Michigan Stadium, is regarded as a top public facility in Washtenaw County.
Why it matters
Local golfers and the community need to know the course is being repaired and that police are still investigating the vandalism.
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