Radrick Farms Golf Course

Semi-Private Golf Course owned by The University of Michigan
Est. 1965
Pete & Alice Dye Design Radrick Farms Golf Course was the gift of Frederick C.

Matthaei, Sr., loyal alumnus and Regent of the University. It is named in honor of his sons, Konrad and Frederick. In 1965, Mr. Matthaei donated the property and funds for the construction of the course at the suggestion of President Harlan Hatcher. Owned and operated by the University of Michigan, Radrick Farms Golf Course is a championship eighteenhole course designed by world-renowned golf course architects Pete & Alice Dye. The 275-acre rolling layout is located just east of U of M campus.