The Bog

Richfield, WI · 15 mi away

Kettle Hills Golf Course is a 45-hole public golf facility in Richfield, Wisconsin, built and still run by the Zimmermann family. The original Ponds and Woods 18 opened in 1987, the Valley 18 was completed in 1995 after two phases of construction, and a final Rolling nine was added in 2001. The Ponds/Woods nine brings water into play on eight of its first nine holes, while the Valley course winds through the rolling hills of the Kettle Moraine with dramatic elevation changes in Richfield.

Menomonee Falls, WI · 16 mi away

Records for a course listed as North Shore Golf Club in Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin, could not be independently verified; searches instead return a similarly named private club in Menasha, Wisconsin, founded in 1930, and other unrelated Menomonee Falls-area facilities such as North Hills Country Club and Wanaki Golf Course. Because no official source confirms a golf course under this name and city combination, no course-specific facts can be reported here. This entry should be checked against source data for a possible naming or location discrepancy.

Milwaukee, WI · 16 mi away

Brown Deer Park Golf Course is a Milwaukee County Parks course on the city's northwest side, despite its name referencing the nearby suburb of Brown Deer. The course was designed in 1929 by George Hansen, who also laid out several other county courses, and its clubhouse opened in 1931. It hosted a PGA Tour event, most recently as the U.S. Bank Championship, from 1994 through 2009, and was the site of Tiger Woods' professional debut in 1996. Golf course architects Andy North and Roger Packard later carried out a partial redesign. The par-71, 18-hole course plays to about 6,759 yards and remains the tournament course of the Milwaukee County Parks system, with a driving range and full clubhouse on site.