Shorewood Golf Course, Green Bay

Tucked along the east side of the bay, Shorewood Golf Course’s 2,792-yard, nine-hole challenges club-swingers with unforgiving fairways and small, breaking greens whose impressive upkeep earned the course an appearance and maintenance award in 2009. Since the first post-putt strut in 1931, the course’s oak- and hickory-lined fairways have invited players to overcome undulating terrain both scenic and demanding. The zenith of these hilly hazards is found on the 492-yard par 5 fourth hole, where golfers must overcome a dogleg right off the tee before hitting multiple shots to the green located at the end of a narrow fairway that encourages conga lines along its gradual incline. After a day out in the sun, golfers can adjourn to the course’s restaurant to munch on pizza and sandwiches or enjoy a frosty beverage.

Course at a Glance:

• Nine-hole, par-35 course

• Length of 2,792 yards from the farthest set of tees

• Course rating of 35.9 from the farthest set of tees

• Slope rating of 124 from the farthest set of tees

• Five tee boxes for varying skill levels