Premier Wisconsin Golf

Wisconsin's landscape offers diverse golfing environments, from the rugged, Irish-inspired links of Whistling Straits to the glacial topography of Erin Hills, a former U.S. Open host. This selection includes Pete Dye-designed layouts and Robert Trent Jones Sr. tracks like Madeline Island Golf Club. The list spans from the championship-grade resorts of Kohler to unique recreational venues like Milwaukee’s underground mini-golf course, Nine Below, providing a comprehensive look at the state's storied golfing heritage.

Whistling Straits

Whistling Straits is one of two 36-hole links-style golf courses associated with Destination Kohler, a luxury golf resort owned and…

Erin Hills Golf Course

Erin Hills is a golf course in the north central United States, located in Erin, Wisconsin, in Washington County, 35 miles northwest of…

House on the Rock Resort

A wonderful course, highly rated by the Golf Digest. The terrain provides exciting gameplay that you won't forget.

Big Fish Golf Course

A Pete Dye-designed course in Hayward featuring a front nine with traditional open links-style architecture and a back nine carved through dense northern woodlands.

Madeline Island Golf Club

A Robert Trent Jones Sr. design on the largest of the Apostle Islands, accessible by ferry and known for its massive double greens.

Tagalong Golf & Resort

Located on the shores of Red Cedar Lake, this resort course was modeled after St. Andrews in Scotland and features classic grass-walled bunkers.

Hayward Golf Club

An 18-hole public course in Hayward, originally established in 1924, featuring a par-72 layout and a driving range.

North Hills Country Club

A private 18-hole championship course in Menomonee Falls that has historically served as a host site for the PGA Tour’s Milwaukee Open.

Nine Below

An indoor, underground mini-golf tavern in Milwaukee where players customize and build their own obstacles on a 9-hole course.