Architects adopted a minimalist approach in designing Erin Hills, as nature had sculpted the land so well that the golf holes seemed to emerge from the property. With bentgrass greens and fairways, this walking course is quite literally a change of pace.
Just got back from a one night stay over with 2 rounds of golf at Erin Hills with three college friends. The lodge and cottages are beautiful and the golf course is tons of fun to play. Make sure you are in walking shape as there are no carts allowed.
At Erin Hills, we call these intrepid planners “trip captains” — those that research, plan, lead and book their group’s golf experience each year. Erin Hills offers a number Stay & Play specials, including our most popular package — a reduced (and sometimes complimentary) second round. Set on 652 gorgeous acres.
Bob Lang says he spent $26 million to build Erin Hills, but has little left. DELAFIELD, Wis. —Fifteen miles south of Erin Hills, where the U.S. Open begins on Thursday, Bob Lang sits in an office surrounded by mementos from the golf course he built.
Andrew ZieglerErin Hills is a golf course in the north central United States, located in Erin, Wisconsin, in Washington County, 35 miles (55 km) northwest of Milwaukee. The course officially opened in 2006....Erin Hills.Club informationEstablished2006, 16 years agoTypePublicOwned byAndrew ZieglerTotal holes1815 more rows
Erin Hills is walking only. We highly recommend using one of our professional caddies or you may decide to carry your own clubs. Outside caddies and pull-carts are not allowed.
When architects Michael Hurdzan, Dana Fry and Ron Whitten designed Erin Hills, they wanted the bunkers to look like they were formed by nature through wind and water erosion. There are 35 to 40 of these so-called “erosion bunkers” among the 138 on the course.
The website for Erin Hills says to plan on a 4 hour, 55 minute round, and when the wind is blowing—and it often is—the walk can feel even more exhausting.
652 gorgeousSet on 652 gorgeous acres. Naturally routed over 18 championship holes. Featuring a rolling, illuminated putting course.
Recommended gratuity: $125 per player, based on level of service. Forecaddie Fee: $55 per group (can be split per player in golf shop). Recommended Gratuity: $35 and up, based upon level of service (per player). Please note: All Caddie Service Fees are paid for before your round in the Golf Shop.
2022 Green Fees & RatesCaddie FeesForecaddie (3 People Minimum)$55 for groupSuggested Gratuity Forecaddie$35 per playerSingle Bag Caddie Bag Fee$55Single Bag Caddie Gratuity$1253 more rows
Whistling Straits Golf Course dress code includes proper golf attire and must be adhered to at all times throughout the day. No jeans, t-shirts, or cargo shorts or pants are permitted. Full club amenities will be available for participants and will include access to the men's and women's locker rooms.
Green fee at Whistling Straits is $410 with caddie fee of $65 and recommended tip of $50. Did you know it costs $550 to play at Pebble Beach if you are staying at the resort?
You can play The Irish for as little as $80 until May 9. Green fees bump up to $130 from May 10 to June 3.
Straits Course Golf carts are not allowed. Caddies are highly recommended but are not required. Whistling Straits is a double-bag facility. Caddie fee $80 per person.
Erin Hills Golf Course is open:Sun - Sat 6:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Hotels near Erin Hills Golf Course: (0.56 mi) Lodge at Erin Hills Golf Resort (5.01 mi) Westphal Mansion Inn Bed & Breakfast (5.46 mi) AmericInn by...
Restaurants near Erin Hills Golf Course: (5.20 mi) Scoop Deville (5.17 mi) Perc Place (1.24 mi) Barbecue Company Grill & Catering (1.58 mi) Erin Mo...
Golf trip planning can be a year-round expedition. At Erin Hills, we call these intrepid planners “trip captains” — those that research, plan, lead and book their group’s golf experience each year.
A lush, abundant terrain peppered with homey cottages and friendly villages. A poet’s dream and a golfer’s paradise. A land of ancient lore, far, far away.
A 63,000-square-foot putting course now open to those with an Erin Hills tee time.
There’s no better way to enhance your on-course experience at Erin Hills than to take a caddie. And there’s no better way to increase your chances of play well than to heed their advice. In this, the 7th edition of our Erin Hills Journal, the caddies themselves reveal the secrets to playing (and enjoying) our course to its fullest.
Of course, can we go with: No other game can boast a home field that dates back some 10,000 years. Now that, you could say, is old school. Read the latest Erin Hills Journal.
In this issue of Erin Hills Journal, you’ll find how the connections to the game’s Auld Grey genesis in Scotland have wound their way — in some grand facsimile — to Erin Hills. And how the modern game continues to advance with bright stars, burgeoning players and a new breed of stewards pushing its limits.
The health, economic and social challenges of recent months have affected all of us in a variety of ways, but our ancient game that can’t be confined indoors has provided a much needed haven and release. As courses opened and grass began to green, bunker rakes disappeared and unusual objects appeared in holes.
Start your day with the comfort of a hearty Irish breakfast, lunch on a traditional corned beef sandwich, and finish with a stellar pan seared steak— whatever your schedule, we have crafted a menu to satisfy your appetite. Enjoy classic American fare in the Clubhouse or consider drinks only at the The Pub.
Food service available to golfers and overnight guests only (Dinner reservations encouraged).
The best players and teachers will tell you golf is about balance. Erin Hills’ bartenders would agree.