KitchenAid Senior PGA Championship Preview Play at Harbor Shores
The 2018 KitchenAid Senior PGA Championship returns to Harbor Shores May 22-27, 2018. Defending Champion Bernhard Langer, Rocco Mediate, Colin Montgomerie and a host of other champions will again descend upon the Jack Nicklaus Signature Course for an exciting championship. In conjunction with hosting the championship, Harbor Shores is offering a special $79* preview rate. Book and play before May 17, 2018.
Call (269) 927-4653 and mention promo code KASPGA79 to receive this special $79/player rate.
The PGA team is excited to present a ticket opportunity for KemperClub members to attend the upcoming championship. Click here and use access code Alfred20 to receive 20% off your tickets to the 2018 KitchenAid Senior PGA Championship at Harbor Shores. Kids ages 17 and under receive FREE admission so bring the entire family!
*Rate includes greens fee with cart. Offer valid for groups of eight or less. Not valid with any other offers. Must play before May 17, 2018 as the course will be closed after that date to prepare for the championship.
About Harbor Shores
Harbor Shores is a premier golf destination for players throughout the Midwest. Harbor Shores will play host to The KitchenAid Senior PGA Championship this year and again in 2020, 2022 & 2024.
Harbor Shores is the first beach, golf, and residential waterfront community in Michigan’s Great Southwest and the only Jack Nicklaus Signature Course on Lake Michigan. Just 90 minutes from Chicago, this 18-hole, public Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf Course reflects the high standards of the world’s leading design firm, Nicklaus Design. The course runs over four remarkably diverse terrains that challenges golfers even as it offers a spectacular setting in which to play. The result is a golf course unlike any other, allowing you to experience all the different courses you can play in Michigan, all in one course. Amazing terrain. A dramatic design.
“With Harbor Shores, we set out really to change a community,” Nicklaus said. “This wasn’t just about a golf course. This was a non-profit project. That’s the important part of it. When we started, we had a factory where the first tee is. We had to remove toxic waste and buildings. But in the end, the whole course looks beautiful and we hope is enjoyable to play.”