Published In:
Ann Arbor News, June 30, 1955
Caption:
This aerial photo shows the layout of the new "back nine" of the Huron Municipal Golf Course, scheduled to open for play this weekend. The new nine holes, located on 70 acres of rolling, wooded land just south of the present nine-hole course, should provide an interesting challenge to local golfers. As the yardage and par figures show, the second nine is not particularly long in distance, but the fairways are narrow and the greens craftily placed, putting a premium on accuracy and the "short" game. Alternate tees on the 12th and 16th holes will shorten them to par three's if the golfer wants to play them that way. Played from the back tees, the new nine has a par of 33. The City Park Department admits the back nine will not be in the best of condition when opened but by next year should be in good shape. The course is located on E. Huron Dr. south of the river.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, June 16, 1970
Caption:
Ed Shaffran and Jim Sivacek shared the medalist honor in the Ann Arbor Junior Golf Tournament at the Huron Municipal Course. Shaffran had a 34-36-70 while Sivacek shot a 37-33-70.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, July 19, 1969
Caption:
"The flight winners and runners-up from the Ann Arbor Junior Golf Tournament make a happy group at the Huron Municipal Course. The trophy holders are: (standing, left to right) John Malacos, First Flight winner; Al Campbell, First Flight runner-up; Don Fahlgren, Championship Flight runner-up, Reece Lopucki, Championship Flight winner; (kneeling) Doug Gross, Fifth Flight Winner; Bob Nickels, Fifth Flight runner-up; John Evaldson, Fourth Flight runner-up; Scott Pardon, Third Flight winner; Owen Fletcher, Second Flight winner, and Steve Gantt, Second Flight runner-up. Fahlgren also got the medalist trophy."

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, July 16, 1969
Caption:
"The 11th hole at the Huron Municipal Course gets the Eddie Shaffran treatment during the second round of the Ann Arbor Junior Golf Tournament. Sheffran chips his ball up on the green in expert style. He wound up firing a 72 which was one of the best rounds of the tournament."