Geneva National Golf Club

Geneva National Golf Club anchors a resort community near Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, and ranks among the state's largest golf facilities with 54 holes signed by three golfing greats. The club opened in 1991 with the Arnold Palmer and Lee Trevino courses, both routed through wooded, rolling terrain and wetlands; a Gary Player design followed later that decade to complete the trio. Each 18 plays to a par of 72 and stretches beyond 7,000 yards from the tips, giving the resort three distinct championship tests under one roof. The property has hosted competitive golf over the years, including a Champions Tour event in the mid-2000s. With lodging, dining and lake access alongside the courses, Geneva National remains a longtime destination for Chicago- and Milwaukee-area golfers.