Golf in America’s Heartland offers a wide variety of courses topographically and stylistically. So, it’s no wonder the Midwest has become a sought after golf destination.
But with hundreds of golf courses to choose from, selecting the perfect one (or three) for your golf trip to the Midwest can be tricky. We’re here to make it easy. From Michigan to Wisconsin, this is where you need to tee it up on your golf trip to the Midwest.
Most Popular Golf Courses in the Midwest
Arcadia Bluffs Golf Club
Nestled along the shoreline of Lake Michigan, Arcadia Bluffs offers two world-class golf courses: the Bluffs Course and the South Course. The Bluffs Course pays homage to the Scottish links with natural grasses and undulating fairways. The South Course offers a different kind of golf experience on a golf trip to the Midwest with firm, fast fairways and square greens.
Erin Hills Golf Course
The premier golf course of Wisconsin, Erin Hills boasts an incredible, championship golf course, a 5-hole short course, and a 63,000 square foot practice putting course. As host of the U.S. Open in 2017, Erin Hills is the top spot to play where the pros play on your golf trip to the Midwest.
Whistling Straits
The highlight of Destination Kohler, Whistling Straits boasts a luxury golf experience on your golf trip to the Midwest. The course boasts a links-inspired design with windswept fairways, incredible views of Lake Michigan, deep bunkers, and natural grasses. The course has received several accolades along with hosting an array of professional tournaments.
Blackwolf Run
Located at Destination Kohler alongside Whistling Straits, Blackwolf Run is also a celebrated track and has hosted several championship tournaments. The course features glacier-carved terrain, flowing rivers, and much more on your golf trip to the Midwest.
Forest Dunes Golf Club
Forest Dunes Golf Club is the ultimate destination on a golf trip to the Midwest. Highlighted by the Forest Dunes Golf Course, the course boasts a classic design with parkland-style holes. The club also features The Loop Red and The Loop Black, a reversible course to be played clockwise and counterclockwise.
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