Accomplished Michigan professional Ron Sorey possesses over 15 years of experience in sales management and business development. Outside of work, Ron Sorey enjoys studying business and leadership topics and playing golf. He lists Michigan's Forest Lake Country Club among his favorite courses.
Designed by William Diddel and later redesigned by Arthur Hills, Forest Lake first opened in the 1920s. Now, the course is recognized as one of Michigan's top golf destinations.
In addition to fairways that follow the landscape's beautiful natural contours, Forest Lake features well-protected greens and more than 6,200 yards of playable terrain. Highlights of Forest Lake include the challenging par-4 sixth hole, which features a tight fairway and an elevated green protected by a pond.
The course wraps up with three great finishing holes that start with the 525-yard 16th hole. This par-5 offers long-hitters the chance to score a birdie before they move on to the 17th, which some consider one of the toughest par-3 holes anywhere. The last hole at Forest Lake is a picturesque par-5 that offers a final birdie opportunity for those who successfully execute their approach.
Designed by William Diddel and later redesigned by Arthur Hills, Forest Lake first opened in the 1920s. Now, the course is recognized as one of Michigan's top golf destinations.
In addition to fairways that follow the landscape's beautiful natural contours, Forest Lake features well-protected greens and more than 6,200 yards of playable terrain. Highlights of Forest Lake include the challenging par-4 sixth hole, which features a tight fairway and an elevated green protected by a pond.
The course wraps up with three great finishing holes that start with the 525-yard 16th hole. This par-5 offers long-hitters the chance to score a birdie before they move on to the 17th, which some consider one of the toughest par-3 holes anywhere. The last hole at Forest Lake is a picturesque par-5 that offers a final birdie opportunity for those who successfully execute their approach.
