18-Hole (Public) Formerly known as the Creeks At Ellington, this is a championship 18-hole course located just northwest of Appleton, Wisconsin. This links style course opened for play in 2000 and features strategic mounding, contoured fairways and greens, and tall fescue rough. Many of the generous fairways are lined with mature...

27-Hole (Public) This course has three nine hole courses that can be played in three eighteen hole combinations. The Red Course is the most difficult with holes #7, a 462-yard, par 4, requiring a tee shot that must carry over a marsh area, and #1, a 397-yard, par 4, requiring a...

18-Hole (Public) This course is located just south of Lake Michigan. The lake can be seen from four holes and the clubhouse. Water comes into play on two holes, and there is no sand on the course. The greens are somewhat small and flat. Wildlife is abundant on the course.

18-Hole (Public) This heavily-wooded course has water hazards coming into play on ten holes. The greens are fast and undulating, and many of the fairways are narrow. "Golf Digest" rated this course as the 9th "Best Public Course" in the state for 1996, and 28th among the "Top 75 Public Courses"...

18-Hole (Public) In 1970, Jack Nicklaus and Pete Dye built a course at the old Playboy Club in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. More than 30 years later Nicklaus returned to help cement Sheboygan County's rep as the best golf destination you've never heard of. The Bull at Pinehurst Farms is an hour's...

27-Hole (Public) This public facility offers both a nine hole and an eighteen hole course that are frequently played in three eighteen hole combinations. The Pigeon River flows through these courses and comes into play on many holes. The fairways are wide open, and a variety of flowers were planted to...

9-Hole (Private) This is a well-maintained course. The signature hole is #6, requiring a tee shot over a pond. Many trees line the fairways, and a pond comes into play on some holes.

18-Hole (Semi-private) This scenic course provides various views of Red Mountain. The back nine was cut directly out of the woods, so most of the fairways are extremely narrow. Water hazards come into play on four holes, so shot accuracy is at a premium.

18-Hole (Private) This is a well-maintained course with greens that are undulating and fast. There are numerous sand bunkers and water hazards coming into play throughout the course.

18-Hole (Public) This course offers the average golfer a challenging round with its narrow fairways and dense rough. The course is nestled along the Rubicon River environmental corridor and boasts panoramic views of Powder Hill and Holy Hill. One hole that combines both is #8, a 334-yard, par 4, which features...