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IN MANY LARGER cities, traveling 30 miles to a golf course, especially for a tourist or an infrequent visitor, would be prohibitive. But this is Milwaukee, a city that prides itself on ease of getting around. I’ve listed every golf course that’s within a 30-mile, straight-line distance from downtown Milwaukee. Keep in mind that’s “as the crow flies” so it could be somewhat longer if you have to take car instead of a helicopter, airplane, or yacht (like Tiger Woods). I’ve also taken the liberty of categorizing these public courses based on the quality and playability of the course. Key: OK= Good test with some challenging holes and generally decent conditions; less expensive than “Best.” Think twice= Could be a good enough layout with some decent holes, but either conditions or pace of play make the game less than enjoyable. In fact, in some cases, playing could be like having a tooth pulled. Generally least expensive. North of downtown Milwaukee Best Northwest of downtown Milwaukee Best West of downtown Milwaukee Best Southwest of downtown Milwaukee Best South of downtown Milwaukee Best For more information about these or any golf course in Wisconsin, the best Web site without a doubt is www.GolfWisconsin.com. Because there are so many more excellent courses just a few miles farther out, next month I’ll expand the mileage limit to 50 miles from downtown Milwaukee. |
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