Wisconsin (East) Best Golf Courses



Best golf courses in Wisconsin East


Wisconsin is one of the country's best golf destinations. Each of the best Wisconsin golf courses on our list have received no less than four stars. Erin Hills's rugged beauty, excellent holes and authentic links golf experience make it a must-visit.

Whistling Straits is another outstanding links-style championship layout with four lakeside holes on bluffs that descend into Lake Michigan. Blackwolf Run is an impressive Pete Dye design with innovatively crafted bunkers and riverside views in a woodland environment.

For a taste of one of Wisconsin's most challenging parkland layouts, head to the aptly named Brute course at Grand Geneva Resort & Spa.

Wisconsin Golf Map with Top Golf Courses
   To make the most out of your golf trip, look up the location of the courses on the Wisconsin (East) golf map. It will help you with your planning to play the best courses during your holidays. On the maps we have indicated golf hotels and Stay & Play resorts with the following symbol Stay & Play Golf Resorts
Where2Golf has applied a rating to each golf course visited. The rating scale, 5 (highest) to 1 (lowest), attempts to provide an indication of the golfing experience you can expect at each rated course. 
click on the green arrow in the toolbar OF the table below to sortStay & Play Golf Resort.Private course – for members and their invited guests only.Unrated course – not yet visited by the Where2Golf team.2-star: reasonable standard. Good value, especially if better courses not available.3-star: a good course with many fine features.3+ (3-gold): a good course with many fine features. One of our top-rated 3’s.4-star: a must play course - excellent standard.4+ (4-gold): a must play course - excellent standard. One of our top-rated 4’s !5-star: simply the best - golf courses don’t get much better than this.5+ (5-gold): simply the best - golf courses don’t get better than this. One of our top-rated 5’s!
Blackwolf Run (Meadow Valleys) 4b.gifVisitors welcomeMilwaukeeDye, Pete
Blackwolf Run (River) 5a.gifVisitors welcomeMilwaukeeDye, Pete
Bog, The 4a.gifVisitors welcomeMilwaukeePalmer, Arnold
Broadlands 4a.gifVisitors welcomeMilwaukeeJacobson, Rick
Brown Deer Park 4a.gifVisitors welcomeMilwaukeeHansen, George
Bull at Pinehurst Farms 4b.gifVisitors welcomeMilwaukeeNicklaus, Jack
Erin Hills 5b.gifVisitors welcomeMilwaukeeHurdzan, Fry & Whitten
Geneva Natl (Palmer) 4b.gifVisitors welcomeMilwaukeePalmer, Arnold
Geneva Natl (Player) 4b.gifVisitors welcomeMilwaukeePlayer, Gary
Geneva Natl (Trevino) 4a.gifVisitors welcomeMilwaukeeTrevino & Graves
Grand Geneva (Brute) 4b.gifVisitors welcomeMilwaukeeHarris, Robert Bruce
Grand Geneva (Highlands) 4a.gifVisitors welcomeMilwaukeeDye & Nicklaus
Hawks Landing, WI 4a.gifVisitors welcomeMilwaukeeHarbottle, John
Hawk's View, WI 4a.gifVisitors welcomeMilwaukeeSchreiner, Craig
House on the Rock 0.gifVisitors welcomeMilwaukeeJones Sr, Robert Trent
Lawsonia (Links) 4b.gifVisitors welcomeGreen BayLangford, William B.
Lawsonia (Woodlands) 4a.gifVisitors welcomeGreen BayRoquemore, Rocky
Milwaukee CC p.gifPrivate clubMilwaukeeColt & Alison
Naga-Waukee 4a.gifVisitors welcomeMilwaukeePackard, Lawrence
Northern Bay (Castle) 4a.gifVisitors welcomeMilwaukeeRelford & Mootz
Sand Valley, WI 4b.gifVisitors welcomeGreen BayCoore & Crenshaw
SentryWorld 4b.gifVisitors welcomeGreen BayJones Jr, Robert Trent
Thornberry Creek 4a.gifVisitors welcomeGreen BayJacobsen, Rick
Trappers Turn 4a.gifVisitors welcomeMilwaukeeNorth & Packard
University Ridge 4b.gifVisitors welcomeMilwaukeeJones Jr, Robert Trent
Washington County 4a.gifVisitors welcomeMilwaukeeHills, Arthur
Whistling Straits (Irish) 4b.gifVisitors welcomeMilwaukeeDye, Pete
Whistling Straits (Straits) 5b.gifVisitors welcomeMilwaukeeDye, Pete
Wild Rock 4b.gifVisitors welcomeMilwaukeeHurdzan, Michael
 

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