Oshkosh Country Club

Oshkosh Country Club is an 18-hole, par-71 golf course established in 1899, originally known as the Algoma Country Club before relocating to its current Oshkosh, Wisconsin location in 1917. The course spans 6,312 yards with a course rating of 70.6 and slope rating of 126, presenting a traditional country club design characterized by tight fairways and quick greens. The layout offers expansive views and provides a challenging playing experience. Consistently ranked as the best 18-hole golf course in Oshkosh and among the top courses in the Fox Valley region, the course reflects deep roots in the local community and early Wisconsin golf history. The club offers a range of membership options and operates a pro shop, with additional amenities including an event center, dining facilities at TJ's Highland Steakhouse, and a Core Studio fitness facility on the premises.