Washington County Golf Course

Washington County Golf Course, located in Hartford, Wisconsin, less than an hour northwest of downtown Milwaukee in the Kettle Moraine Area, is a championship-caliber public course designed by renowned architect Arthur Hills. The course has earned a 4.5-star rating and is ranked #1 in Wisconsin and #33 nationally, with recognition on Golfweek Magazine's Top 50 Municipal Courses list.

Set in Wisconsin's picturesque countryside, the course offers challenging play amid beautiful natural surroundings. Washington County Golf Course has hosted prestigious tournaments including multiple USGA Regional Public Links Qualifiers (1999-2006, 2008-2010), the 2000 Wisconsin PGA Championship, the 2001 and 2025 Wisconsin State Junior Championship, and the 2006 US Open Qualifying Round, establishing its tournament-level credentials.

The facility provides championship-quality golf without premium green fees, making elite-level play accessible to public players. Beyond traditional golf, the course offers modern amenities including a simulator with Foresight CG Quad technology, professional club fittings, lessons, and equipment services. The driving range and three-hole practice facility support player development.