Tuckaway Country Club

Tuckaway Country Club is a private golf and country club located in Franklin, Wisconsin, recognized as one of the state's premier facilities. The course features broad, tree-lined fairways and meticulously manicured greens, designed to challenge experienced golfers while remaining accessible to recreational players.

The club achieved significant prominence through a 20-year relationship with the PGA Tour beginning in 1973, hosting tour events until 1993. The course attracted many of golf's greatest players, including Jack Nicklaus, Lee Trevino, Payne Stewart, Mark O'Meara, and Dave Stockton, who consistently praised the layout's quality. The course record of 61 was established by Ken Green in 1988 during his championship year and later tied by Robert Gamez.

Beyond golf, Tuckaway offers comprehensive amenities including tennis courts, a swimming pool, and sauna facilities. The clubhouse features the Grill Room and Formal Dining Room. The club maintains a private membership model while accommodating guest play through member sponsorship, emphasizing a commitment to providing memorable experiences for all visitors.