Hidden Glen Golf Club

Hidden Glen Golf Club is a private, par-72, 18-hole course in Wisconsin, United States, designed by P.B. Dye and opened in 2001. The layout features bunkers, water hazards, two-tiered greens, and uphill and downhill lies throughout. Hole 3 draws the most attention, with trouble on both sides of the fairway and water both short and long of the green. Hole 8 is a par 5 where a blind tee shot invites players to chase the green in two. Hole 11 carries a waste bunker guarding its entire left side. The course has hosted multiple USGA qualifiers — including US Open, US Amateur, US Junior Amateur, US Mid-Amateur, and US Senior Amateur and Senior Open events — alongside WSGA and WPGA competitions. Practice options include an expansive 20,000-square-foot putting green. The clubhouse includes a Dining Room with quality food and comfortable spaces, The Terrace overlooking the course, and the Walnut Bar for members to relax and connect.