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10/10 - The original golf course at the old Brynwood Country Club was built in 1954 and for years was considered one of the best golf courses in the area. It was designed by William Diddel and played 6,700 yards. Over the years, several architects have tweaked the golf course, including a $3.5M makeover by Bruce Hepner in 2014.

As you make your way around the course, you’ll find a mix of tree-lined fairways and wide-open holes, with strategically placed bunkers that lead to intricately contoured Bentgrass greens seamlessly woven into the topography of the land.

Wisconsin Country Club eases you into your round with a short par 4 opening hole that plays 338 yards from the White and Blue Tees. It’s a blind tee shot, and the only thing standing between you and success on your tee shot is a lone fairway bunker on the left side. Avoiding the sand leaves a relatively easy pitch shot into the green that slopes gently from right to left.

Depending on which sets of tees you are playing from, the 3rd hole is either a 3-shot par 5 or a chance to make up some ground. From the Blue Tees, the hole plays 506 yards; move up to the White/Green Tees, and it drops considerably to 428 yards. The hole plays straight away with fairway bunkers on the left side of the landing area off the tee. A good drive will leave a chance to go for the green in two; otherwise, lay up to the landing area about 100 yards from the green, but be sure to avoid all six fairway and greenside bunkers.

Your round at the Wisconsin Club finishes with a 447-yard par 5 and starts with a significant carry over water off the tee. Once you navigate this hazard, the remainder of the hole plays uphill toward the clubhouse. Your layup shot will require accuracy as trees converge on the fairway from either side and fairway bunkers in the landing area. Success thus far will leave a short pitch shot into an elevated green surrounded by three bunkers. It’s a hard green to reach in two, and par is never a

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