Par-3 courses are particularly universal for golfers of all experience levels. They’re often comprised of shorter holes, making them great options for beginners or groups of mixed experience levels. Skilled golfers enjoy playing par-3 courses to practice their short game.

Wisconsin is recognized for having some of the best county courses in the country, like Brown Deer Park in Milwaukee County. Country courses are open to the public but attract and accommodate golfers of all skill levels.

Wisconsin weather doesn’t always present an opportunity for outdoor play, and even in the best possible weather some golfers would prefer a casual practice round. Indoor and practice facilities give golfers of all levels a chance to practice their skills without playing through a traditional course.

Looking for a sense of family or camaraderie each time you visit the course? Consider joining a private golf club. Like Wisconsin’s public courses, the grounds and facilities at private courses are beautifully kept, often with added amenities that your family can enjoy while you’re hitting the links. It can make great financial sense, and it’s a great way to expand your social calendar and connect with other golfers and WPGA professionals.

Wisconsin has proudly hosted multiple major tournaments at some of the most prestigious and beautiful golf courses in the country, from meticulously-architected courses to courses recognized internationally for their incredible natural beauty.