Experience America’s top golf destination in Wisconsin. Boasting more courses on Golf Digest’s Top 100 Public Golf Courses list than any state, Wisconsin features world-known courses designed by golf legends and tucked-away gems. Here’s to making memories on the links.
Top-class golf at Trappers Turn in the Wisconsin Dells
Discover a different side of the Wisconsin Dells on a golf outing to Trappers Turn Golf Club. This course brings a championship experience to a destination most widely known for its waterparks. The course was designed by two-time U.S. Open winner Andy North and renowned golf architect Roger Packard.
Choose from three 9-hole layouts, a par-3, 12-hole course or play them all! Each offers its unique challenges, making them feel fresh and distinct. The signature hole 7 on the Canyon course recently underwent a dramatic transformation. Improvements included nearly doubling the green, creating a championship-style putting experience for golfers.
After a round, treat yourself by staying the night at Kalahari Treehouse Adventures. The stunning treehouses elevate guests above the forest floor in a modern-yet-rustic design. The treehouses opened last month and still have that fresh treehouse smell of cedar and Douglas fir. You’ll appreciate the details, small and large, from board games stocked in each treehouse to lakeside firepits, stargazing nets and views of Lake Delton.
Play a ski hill-turned-golf course in Somerset (St. Croix County)
Head to northwest Wisconsin for a former ski hill that now gives golfers a unique challenge. The St. Croix National once welcomed thousands of skiers when it was Snowcrest Ski Hill. When the hill closed, the glacially shaped terrain had a new future ahead — golf.
Today, you’ll be treated to an undulating course for an unforgettable round.Some holes have wide open fairways. Others take advantage of dramatic changes in elevation. All will leave you with a smile on your face.St. Croix National underwent an impressive $7 million expansion in 2023, creating a clubhouse with the perfect après-golf experience. You’ll find state-of-the-art golf simulators, a pool table, darts and a full-service restaurant for after the round.
Add waterfall views to your itinerary by checking out nearby Willow River State Park. Willow Falls cascades over three rocky ledges in a deep gorge. The destination leaves such an impression that it’s a Wonder of Wisconsin — Travel Wisconsin’s list of wow-worthy destinations.
Experience championship-level golf in Lake Geneva (Walworth County)
Plan your next dream golf getaway for the courses at Grand Geneva Resort & Spa. The resort offers three courses to choose from, each with its own personality. The Brute is a par-72 masterpiece and considered one of the most challenging layouts in the Midwest. The Highlands Golf Course is a Scottish-inspired, links-style course that was originally designed by golf legends Pete Dye and Jack Nicklaus.
Finally, Grand Geneva just unveiled Wee Nip. This new, 11-hole short course blends fun and challenge. It’s great for those who’ve played the game for decades or folks just picking up the clubs. Experience all Grand Geneva has to offer by booking a room. Freshly renovated guestrooms, luxury suites and large villas can accommodate travel parties of all sizes.
Savor a wide selection of onsite dining options. Ristorante Brissago is a contemporary take on traditional Italian cuisine that’s full of authenticity and creativity. The Geneva Chop House prepares hand-selected steaks for a perfect way to unwind after a day on the links.
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