Royal Scot Country Club

Luxemburg, WI · 6.6 mi away

Northbrook Country Club is a public 18-hole facility with a par of 71 located in Luxemburg, Wisconsin. Designed by architect Eddie Langert, the course first opened for play in 1968. Northbrook features tree-lined fairways and manicured greens set in a rural countryside. A meandering stream comes into play on three of the holes, adding a strategic element to the round. The layout measures approximately 6,300 yards from the championship tees and offers four different sets of tee boxes to accommodate various skill levels. The facility also includes a practice range and multiple greens for players to work on their putting and chipping before starting their rounds.

Oneida, WI · 15 mi away

Thornberry Creek at Oneida is a 27-hole public complex in Oneida, Wisconsin, just outside Green Bay, built across rolling ground with forested corridors, open meadows and several lakes. The Legends and Iroquois nines were designed by architect Rick Jacobson and opened in the mid-1990s, giving the property a mix of tree-lined holes and more open prairie-style terrain. The Legends Championship layout plays as a full 18-hole par-72 course with bentgrass fairways and greens, while the shorter Iroquois nine uses two greens per hole to allow either a nine or a full 18-hole round on its own. The club is associated with a large clubhouse, banquet space and the adjoining Radisson and Oneida Casino, and is known locally as the home course tied to the Green Bay Packers organization. It operates as a daily fee public facility with carts, a range and indoor simulators for off-season play.

Oneida, WI · 15 mi away

Brown County Golf Course is a public, 18-hole course owned by Brown County and located in the Village of Hobart near Oneida, Wisconsin, just west of Green Bay. Designed by architect Lawrence Packard, the course opened for play in 1958 on gently rolling terrain. It has undergone renovations in recent years, including green regrassing and drainage improvements. The course has long served as a standard for public golf in northeastern Wisconsin.