Washington County Golf Course

Erin, WI · 6.8 mi away

Erin Hills sits on glacial terrain in Erin, Wisconsin, about 35 miles northwest of Milwaukee. Michael Hurdzan, Dana Fry and Ron Whitten designed it, and it opened in 2006 on land shaped by retreating ice into kettles, ridges and hollows, with very little earth moved to build the holes. There are no trees in play and no housing on the property, so wind is the main defense along with constant elevation change. Fairways are wide, the fescue rough is punishing, and several greens sit in natural bowls or on exposed shelves. The course is walking only, and caddies are available. Erin Hills hosted the 2011 U.S. Amateur, the 2017 U.S. Open won by Brooks Koepka at 16 under par, and the 2025 U.S. Women's Open. It is a daily fee course with on site lodging, and the USGA has scheduled further championships there, including the 2027 U.S. Amateur Four-Ball and the 2035 U.S. Amateur.

Oconomowoc, WI · 9.4 mi away

Deertrak Golf Club is a public, 18-hole course in Oconomowoc, Wisconsin, that opened in 1986. The layout runs just over 6,400 yards and crosses varied terrain marked by more than 34 flower beds, eight water fountains, and two waterfalls, along with ponds, creeks, and Alderley Lake that come into play on twelve of the eighteen holes. The course is reachable from Milwaukee via Highway 16 and Highway P, and it is open to public play with tee times bookable online or by phone through the pro shop.

Richfield, WI · 9.6 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.