George Williams College Golf Course

Golf Course Information and Features | Golf Lessons | Rates and Reservations | Season Membership | Our Heritage | Our Mission | Staff

Golf Our Historic Course

The George Williams College Golf Course is one of the oldest public courses in Wisconsin. It was created in 1900 with only one hole and expanded to 18 holes in 1927.

Designed for the beginning to the intermediate player, our challenging course offers a leisurely pace and is very walkable and affordable. The course is ideally designed for adults, juniors and families who are interested in learning how to play golf or would like to practice their game.

The course boasts scenic beauty as one of its attractions as the second and third holes of the course are in the shadow of Yerkes Observatory.

Course Information and Features

• Par 67, Rating 63.4, Slope 102
• Daily rates that apply to a full day
• Family, junior and senior rates
• Lessons
• An 18-hole course
• Snack shop/pro shop
• Gas power cars available
• Club and pull cart rentals
• Storage and club repairs
• Leagues/outings
• Personal golf cart and club storage available

Rates & Reservations

For tee times, information, and reservations, please call 262-245-9507.

Greens Fees (tax included)
Soft spikes only please, non-alcoholic beverages. Only golfers permitted on course (no riders or walkers)
Weekdays	Saturday, Sunday & Holidays
18 Holes	18 Holes
$21	$24.50
Senior (65+) - $18.25	Senior (65+) - $22.50
Junior (under 18) - $11.00	Junior (under 18) - $13.00
Nine Holes / Twilight (after 4 p.m.)	Nine Holes/ Weekend Twilight (after 4 p.m.)
$13.50	$15.50
Senior (65+) - $12.25	Senior (65+) - $14.50
Junior (under 18) - $9.00	Junior (under 18) - $11.50
Regular Season is May 31-September 9 Receive $1.00 off of all pre and post season greens fees

Our Heritage

Our golf course began as a dream of professors at Yerkes Observatory and the YMCA staff of the George Williams College. Six holes were laid out by Dr. James Naismith (who also invented basketball) as a summer diversion for the busy gentleman. By 1906, there were nine holes open to the public and by 1918, the course had expanded to 18 holes through a gift by S.B. Chapin. The Gramley Clubhouse was built and dedicated in 1929.

Our Mission

To promote the spirited game of golf by focusing on etiquette and skill improvement rather than competition. To offer reasonable and affordable rates for all levels of golfers.

Our Staff

• Bruce Frederick, General Manager
• Pete Puleo, USGTF, WGCSA Teaching Professional
• Jack Knulty , Superintendent