Tee & TerroirFall weekends in the Grand River Valley

Catch fall while it's here.

For a few weeks every October, the grapes come in, the maples turn red, and the courses are still green. Tell me who's coming and I'll build a weekend around it.

Ask about a fall weekend

Looking down a vineyard row in Geneva, grape leaves going yellow, trees in red and orange at the far end — The vines

A fairway at Little Mountain Country Club running down toward the clubhouse, trees turning orange and red on both sides — The course

A maple turned bright red-orange beside a cart path, a row of golf carts parked behind it — The maples

only here for
a few weeks.

Your fall Saturday.

Don't love it? I'll swap in one of the many other courses and wineries out here that suit your group better.

Fore-noon

Red and orange maples above a green at Manakiki Golf Course

Lunch

A glass of white wine next to a burger and fries on a winery patio table

Harvest Hour

A red tractor working the vineyard rows beside a stone tasting house in Geneva, fall trees behind

Wind Down

The sun setting behind clouds over a field, a tall pine in the foreground

The group chat, every October.

A golf ball teed up at Boulder Creek, fall trees down the fairway — Boulder Creek

Vineyard rows at golden hour, a frost fan at the edge and a tree line in full fall color behind — the best it gets

People at patio tables under a big shade tree on a winery lawn in Madison — saved you a seat

leaves are turning. are we doing this or not I'm in if there's a winery after one more round before the clubs go in the garage who's booking? (still not it)

By November the leaves are down and the vines are bare. October is the window.

Plan your fall weekend