The Sandbox, the 17-hole short course at Sand Valley, provides an intimate connection to the sand county landscape of central Wisconsin. Located 50 yards from the Clubhouse and in the backyard of some of the lodges, The Sandbox plays through a restored sand prairie that sits within the same V-shaped sand ridge that frames Mammoth Dunes. With holes ranging from 40 to 140 yards, the short course features unique green complexes.

David McLay Kidd began building a second 18 at the resort just before Coore and Crenshaw had completed Sand Valley. He gave his meandering layout enormous fairways, big accessible greens, and visually unique hillsides of exposed sand, “mammoth dunes” that became the course moniker. At Mammoth Dunes, Kidd will take you on a journey around a majestic landscape, and along the way, his design skews toward helping, which increases thrill and enjoyment.

Sand Valley was founded on the dream of bringing incredible, public golf to the prehistoric dunes of central Wisconsin. Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw began designing the routing in 2014 and opened Sand Valley, the resort’s first course, in 2017. They gave us massive and exposed dunes, firm and fast fairways, and a multitude of strategic playing options. Sand Valley is fun and playable but can be set up to provide a serious challenge.

Whistling Straits, located along the picturesque shores of Lake Michigan in Wisconsin, is a renowned golf destination that has hosted the PGA Championship and Ryder Cup. Designed by Pete Dye, this challenging course features undulating terrain, treacherous bunkers, and intricate greens. Its signature rugged beauty, with fescue-covered dunes and stunning water views, creates a unique and memorable playing experience.

Designed by Pete Dye, this 18-hole gem weaves through picturesque meadows, creating a harmonious blend of natural beauty and challenging play. Golfers navigate undulating fairways and strategically placed bunkers, with the Sheboygan River providing a scenic backdrop. The course's thoughtful layout caters to all skill levels, balancing difficulty and enjoyment.

Carved along the Sheboygan River, the course's strategic design incorporates water hazards, bunkers, and lush fairways, demanding precision and strategic thinking from golfers of all levels. With meticulously manicured greens and a backdrop of woodlands and meadows, the course offers a serene yet formidable golfing experience.

The Irish Course at Whistling Straits offers a unique blend of rugged beauty and challenging play. Its rolling terrain, strategic bunkering, and views of Lake Michigan create an authentic Irish links-style experience. Golfers navigate undulating fairways and contoured greens, providing a taste of traditional Irish golf within the heart of the American Midwest.