Destination Kohler

Kohler is a company town in the best sense—the plumbing-fixture giant Kohler Co. built the village, the Five-Star American Club resort, and, through Pete Dye, the courses that turned a Wisconsin dairy county into a major-championship destination. The same standard runs through everything, from the caddies to the spa.

The golf splits between two sites. Whistling Straits is a pair of treeless links strung along two miles of Lake Michigan bluff, fifteen minutes from the village; Blackwolf Run's River and Meadow Valleys courses—plus the new par-3 Baths—wind through the wooded Sheboygan River valley in town. Between rounds there's the American Club, the Kohler Waters Spa, and the River Wildlife preserve.

Blackwolf Run (Meadow Valleys)

Pete Dye · par 72 · the more open, prairie-and-farmland half of Blackwolf Run.

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Blackwolf Run (River)

Pete Dye · par 72 · Pete Dye along the Sheboygan River; host of two U.S. Women's Opens.

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Purebred Farm

Under construction · opening TBA

Purebred Farm

Purebred Farm

Under construction · opening TBA

The Baths of Blackwolf Run

Herb Kohler and Pete Dye · par 30 · a new par-3 short course with deep, revetted pot bunkers.

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Whistling Straits (Irish)

Pete Dye · par 72 · the inland sibling to the Straits—dunes and fescue, no lake.

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Whistling Straits (Straits)

Pete Dye · par 72 · three PGA Championships and the 2021 Ryder Cup, along Lake Michigan.

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