Tee & TerroirGrand River Valley golf & wine weekends

Your group. Your golf. Your glass.

Tell me who's coming, what they're into, and what they want to spend. I'll map out the courses, wineries, and stay that fit — built around your group, not a preset package.

Tell me about your group

Morning mist rising off the water in front of a green at Powderhorn — Morning, the course

The sun going down over rows of vines, a red barn at the edge of the vineyard — Golden hour, the vines

Sunset over Lake Erie — Sunset, the lake

this is Ohio.
really.

A weekend could look like this.

One sample, built from places I've actually played and poured. Yours gets built around your group: more golf, more wine, or some of both.

Fore-noon

The 4th tee at Little Mountain Country Club, bunkers guarding the green

Tee off at Little Mountain

The best-conditioned course around here.

~20 min to the wineries

Vine Time

Vineyard rows at golden hour beside a stone-chimney pavilion

Pour, sit, stay a while

Taste the valley one glass at a time, with vines in every direction.

Wind Down

The sun setting over Lake Erie, seen through tall grass on the bluff

Ocean-sized sunsets

The sun drops into water that runs clear past the horizon. The kind of sky people fly to a beach for.

Sunday Swing

Round two, somewhere new

A different course in the morning, a different winery after.

Sound familiar?

A green at Manakiki Golf Course — Manakiki

A four-glass wine flight at Cask 307 — the only flight you'll need

A yellow Adirondack chair on the lawn at Cask 307 — best seat in the valley

ok the group chat finally agreed on something I'm here for the wine. they can golf. no flight, no PTO. just get in the car. who's making the itinerary? (not it)

Golf trips, birthdays, couples' weekends, team outings. If it's a group, it works.

Plan your weekend