The Directory · Kenosha
Kenosha —
the first stop in Wisconsin.
Just over the Wisconsin line from Lake County: Brighton Dale Links' Blue Spruce and White Birch courses in Kansasville, and Kenosha Country Club.
3 courses · sorted by access & tier
The Region
Kenosha golf courses, end to end.
Kenosha County is the first stop across the Wisconsin line. Brighton Dale Links in Kansasville is the county's 45-hole public facility, and both of its 18-hole courses are here: Ed Ault's White Birch (1972) and Steven Halberg's Blue Spruce (1992). Kenosha Country Club is private: a 1922 Donald Ross course along the Pike River, one of only two Ross courses in Wisconsin, according to the architect Drew Rogers, who has guided its restoration since the mid-2010s. Golf Digest's 2025-26 Wisconsin list ranks it 22nd in the state.
The Directory
The best golf courses in Kenosha.
Donald Ross · Kenosha
Kenosha Country Club
A private Donald Ross course from 1922, laid out along the Pike River in Kenosha, Wisconsin.
Steven Halberg · Kansasville
Brighton Dale Links — Blue Spruce
Kenosha County's 18-hole Blue Spruce course, the 1992 addition at 45-hole Brighton Dale Links.
Ed Ault · Kansasville
Brighton Dale Links — White Birch
The original Ed Ault 18 at Brighton Dale Links, Kenosha County's 45-hole public complex in Kansasville.