Blackwolf Run Golf Club
Wisconsin, USA
Blackwolf Run Golf Club overview
Blackwolf Run Golf Club, located in Kohler, Wisconsin, is a premier golf destination known for its challenging layouts and picturesque natural setting along the Sheboygan River.
Designed by renowned architect Pete Dye, the club features two distinct 18-hole courses—The River Course and The Meadow Valleys Course, both of which are regularly ranked in ‘America’s Top 100 Greatest Public Courses’ by Golf Digest. Since opening in 1988, Blackwolf Run has earned widespread acclaim and has consistently ranked among the top public courses in the United States.
The club is part of the Kohler Company’s collection of luxury resorts and has hosted prestigious tournaments, including the U.S. Women’s Open in 1998 and 2012. Its blend of championship-caliber golf and natural Wisconsin beauty makes it a favorite for both serious golfers and recreational players seeking a world-class experience.
With upscale amenities, expert course conditioning, and ties to nearby Whistling Straits, Blackwolf Run continues to be a cornerstone of Midwest golf excellence.
Location
Blackwolf Run is located in Kohler, Wisconsin, just inland from the shores of Lake Michigan. The closest major airport is Milwaukee’s General Mitchell International Airport (MKE), about an hour south by car.
While there are no direct flights from many East Coast cities, connecting options are available through hubs like Chicago O’Hare or Atlanta, making access easy from anywhere in the U.S. Once in Kohler, both hotels are within a five-minute drive of the golf club.
Golf courses at Blackwolf Run Golf Club
River Course
Stretching to 7,404 yards from the tips, the River Course is one of the Midwest’s premier golf experiences. The layout features a mix of tree-lined and open parkland holes, offering a beautiful and strategic test of golf. With nearby accommodations in Kohler, guests can roll out of bed and be on the first tee in minutes.
Meadow Valleys Course
The Meadow Valleys Course plays 7,250 yards and delivers a championship-caliber challenge. This links-inspired design weaves through open fields and parkland, with perfectly manicured fairways and greens. While the River Course often grabs the spotlight, Meadow Valleys is a hidden gem that deserves just as much attention.