Madison, WI tee times
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About Madison, WI Golf Courses
Golfing in Madison, Wisconsin is a popular pastime for locals and visitors alike. Madison offers a variety of courses, from public to private, that provide a challenging game for all skill levels. Players can enjoy tee times at popular courses like the University Ridge Golf Course, Odana Hills Golf Course, and Middleton Hills Golf Course. Course architects from or known for working in Madison include Robert Trent Jones, Jr. and Dr. Michael Hurdzan. Madison is also home to several famous golfers. Andy North, a two-time U.S. Open champion, grew up in Madison. Jerry Kelly, a PGA Tour winner, was born and raised in Madison and attended the University of Wisconsin–Madison. Amy Alcott, an LPGA Hall of Fame member and five-time major champion, was born in Madison and grew up in the area. Madison has also been the site of many memorable golf moments. In 1997, the U.S. Women’s Open Championship was held at Blackwolf Run Golf Course in Kohler, Wisconsin, just outside of Madison. This event was won by Alison Nicholas and marked the first time a woman of color had won a major professional golf tournament. In 2017, the U.S. Open Qualifying Round was held at University Ridge Golf Course. Madison is a great destination for golf enthusiasts, as it offers a variety of tee times, courses, and course architects, along with some of the most famous golfers in the country. Whether you’re looking to play a round of golf or take in some of Madison’s golfing history, there is something for everyone when it comes to golfing in Madison.