Explore the top-rated public and resort courses in Wisconsin. Each course is ranked by user ratings and includes pricing, course details, and direct booking links.
David McLay Kidd design at Sand Valley resort with massive fairways averaging 70 yards wide. Exhilarating, fun golf through sand ridges and native grasslands.
Pete Dye masterpiece carved along Lake Michigan. Walking-only links course that hosted the 2021 Ryder Cup. Over 1,000 bunkers await the wayward shot.
Host of the 2017 US Open, carved through glacial kettle moraine terrain. Fescue-covered drumlin hills with wide fairways and dramatic elevation changes.
Coore & Crenshaw links course winding through towering sand ridges in central Wisconsin. Walking-only with a Mammoth Dunes companion course.
Pete Dye design along the Sheboygan River at the American Club. Dense woods, river crossings, and classic Dye features make this one of the great inland courses.
Pete Dye design at Whistling Straits in the style of old Irish links courses. Mounded terrain, fescue grass, and Lake Michigan breezes.
William Langford links design from 1930 with dramatic punchbowl greens and bold bunkering. A golden-age gem in central Wisconsin at remarkable value.
Robert Trent Jones Jr. design featuring the famous flower hole — a par 3 surrounded by 33,000 flowers. Beautifully maintained with excellent public golf.
Jack Nicklaus design near Whistling Straits with rolling dairy farm terrain. An affordable alternative to the pricier Kohler courses.
Robert Trent Jones Jr. university course with beautiful views of the Wisconsin countryside. Home of the Wisconsin Badgers golf team.
Michael Hurdzan/Dana Fry design at the Wilderness Resort. Exposed sandstone bluffs and pine barrens terrain near the Wisconsin Dells.