Green Bay Country Club

Green Bay Country Club earned Golf Digest recognition as one of America's Best New Private Courses in its opening year, 1995, and has since held Top 5 and Top 10 positions in Wisconsin rankings across multiple Golf Digest cycles. Golf Weekly ranked it No. 3 in Wisconsin in 2024. The course is also a Certified Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary. Designed by Dick Nugent, the 18-hole, par-72 layout in Bellevue, Wisconsin stretches to 7,097 yards across rolling hills with dramatic elevation changes, ravines, running streams, and towering trees. Bunkers are distributed throughout the routing. The club hosted the Women's Senior Golf Tour from 2000 to 2002. Practice facilities are extensive: a driving range with tee boxes at both ends, multiple target greens, and bunkering; two outdoor putting greens plus an 800-square-foot indoor artificial turf putting green; two chipping and short game areas; a nine-hole natural grass putting and chipping course; and a six-hole Quarry Course with holes from 60 to 160 yards. A Golf Academy operates on site with three simulators and a Sam Putt Lab. The club's restaurant is led by an Executive Chef and hosts year-round social events and special dinners.