Twin Lakes is a fun golf course that’s challenging for golfers of all abilities. Established in 1912, Twin Lakes is one of Wisconsin’s oldest golf courses. We’ve been family owned and operated for over 30 years by the Cantwell Family.
Twin lakes Country Club is a traditional parkland layout and very forgiving off the tee. With greens as small as postage stamps, you’ll need to bring your “A” game! The course offers five Par 5’s, six Par 3’s and seven Par 4’s. It’s reminiscent to the “Golden Age” of golf when small, true greens, and club accuracy and control were required talents.
Our driving range is made up of natural grass and artificial turf. It also includes a practice bunker, and a private area available for lessons.
Twin Lakes Country Club has professionals on staff to help you navigate the course. Our Head Golf Professional, Chad Cantwell, is available for private and group lessons, as well as clinics. Twin Lakes Country Club also conducts an exceptional six-week Junior and High School Golf Academy led by our Head Golf Professional, and dedicated staff. Since 1975, our Superintendent Matt Gronke and his team, have improved and maintained the conditions of the course. His dedication and expertise keeps our course looking beautiful.
| Tee | Par | Rating | Slope | Length |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Blue | 72 | 69.3 | 122 | 6217 |
| White | 72 | 68.7 | 121 | 6093 |
| Red | 72 | 67.3 | 111 | 5001 |
(4.3)
Solid course with friendly staff. Six Par 3s makes it a little unique. Greens in good shape but overall course is hilly, open but has other challenges with shot choices. Condition is fair.
(4.7)
This is a tremendous value and the Cantwell family have made it that way. The Golf Course is challenging with small greens. The food and bar are outstanding. They have a deal on Saturday after 1:00 includes 18 holes with cart and a prime rib dinner that is outstanding and I think the total fee for golf with dinner is just under $50.