Golf Course Information
Description
Erin Hills rests on a 652-acre site in the small town of Erin, thirty-five miles northwest of Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Regarded by enthusiasts as one of the best natural sites for a golf course in the United States, Erin Hills received the unprecedented honor of being awarded a future USGA championship - the 2008 U.S. Women's Amateur Public Links - before the course was ever seeded. At the start of the 2008 golf season Erin Hills was awarded the 2011 U.S. Amateur championship. Erin Hills received the ultimate compliment on June 16, 2010 in being awarded the 2017 United States Open Championship, won by Brooks Koepka.
Inspired by the classic Scottish and Irish courses that were once built by horse-drawn plows, Erin Hills is environmentally friendly, with very minimal land development aside from the course itself, and takes into account the majestic contours of the land that were naturally shaped by the glaciers thousands of years before. Evidence to this was the designers removing as little dirt as possible, with the green sites remaining virtually untouched. Professional caddies are available to enhance your experience at Erin Hills.
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Golf Course Info
- Course: 18 Holes
- Course Type: Public
- Architect: Mike Hurdzan, Dana Fry, and Ron Whitten
- Opened: 2006
- Season: May - October
- Head Pro: Jim Lombardo
Golf Course Stats
- Tee Boxes: 5
- Back Tees: 7800 Yards
Map
Driving Directions
Located 1 mile west of the intersection of Hwy. 83 and Hwy. 167 West (Holy Hill Rd). Erin Hills' entrance is on the south side of County Highway O (Highway 167 becomes County Highway O west of Highway 83).
Green Fees and Rates
Walking only
Tee Times & Reservations
Reservations
Erin Hills is taking tee time and guest room reservations. Please call 866-772-4769
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Sprinkler Heads are marked on the course.
Outing Information
Groups and meetings are available and warmly encouraged at Erin Hills. If interested, please contact Anthony Washington, our Director of Hospitality, at (888) 772-4769 to book your outing.
Events
Contact the golf course for upcoming events.
Lodging Options
A treat awaits golfers at Erin Hills: walking off your final green for the day and taking a short stroll to gracious accommodations at the Lodge or in our cottages. If you've ever dreamed of relaxing in the warm, rustic ambiance of an Irish country inn, you'll experience that and more when you spend an evening or a weekend at Erin Hills.
Built in the style of an 18th-century Irish manor home, The Lodge at Erin Hills is tucked away in the peaceful serenity of Wisconsin's Kettle Moraine. We offer a variety of guestrooms for golfers, ranging from single rooms to multi-room suites.
The cottages offer another set of relaxing accommodations. Featuring five, four-bedroom cottages: each with four private baths, a great room, and outdoor patio, they offers an unparalleled atmosphere and experience.
Plan an outing for your four-ball, a vacation for you and your spouse, or treat your family or friends to an unforgettable getaway. After your round relax either on the Terrace or our covered porch overlooking the course. Join us for a cocktail and dinner in the Irish Pub before retiring to the quaint and tranquil comfort of our guestrooms.
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The Pub
The Irish Pub at Erin Hills has the look and feel of a turn-of-the-century pub in Ireland. Small, quaint, and casual, it is the perfect place to enjoy a cool, refreshing drink after your round.
The Pub offers a great selection of tap and bottled beers that sooth any palate, as well as an extensive scotch menu and a wide variety of red and white wines.
The Clubhouse
Guests of Erin Hills can access the dining room in the Clubhouse, which offers breakfast, lunch and dinner, with varied menus ranging from Wisconsin fare to prime stakes and fresh seafood.
Putting Green - The Drumlin Putting Course
The Drumlin After Dark
A Creative Addition to Erin Hills Where No Two Putts Will Be the Same
It’s 9 at night at Erin Hills. Your four-ball has been on the move since 10 that morning. Driving. Playing. Dining. Opining. You have two choices:
1. The easy choice: head to bed.
2. The fun choice: play the Drumlin putting course and head to bed with bragging rights and phones full of memories.
The Drumlin putting course at Erin Hills will act as a highly-visible centerpiece to a championship venue in the evening. Not simply because of its location (in full view of those dining, staying and playing), but because of the installation of custom, low-profile lighting that will illuminate the one-of-a-kind putting surface under the Wisconsin night sky.
Its primary purpose: fun.
In August 2019, Erin Hills revealed the Drumlin — where no two putts will break the same. It’s where scores will be settled, and competitive juices can continue to flow — just as the drinks will — long after sunset.
Videos
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An Overview of Erin Hills Golf Course in WisconsinErin Hills will be the site of the 2017 U.S. Open, the first time a course in Wisconsin has held that honor.
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Erin Hills - Wisconsin's toughest testNo matter how many people are out that day, you always feel isolated at Erin Hills. We mean that in the best way possible. The rustic feel it gives off would leave you wondering where you are to begin with. We dive head first...
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Erin Hills - How To Play Hole #8The tee shot on the 8th at Erin Hills is usually approached two ways — play a fade just above the midpoint of the natural, 50-foot moraine, or opt for a draw around the sloping dogleg. Ultimately, the design of the hole ca...
Articles
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Golf Course Overview: Erin Hills Golf CourseInsights From An Insider With John Morrissett, Competitions Director
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Erin Hills to Host 2025 U.S. Women's Open and 2022 U.S. Mid-AmateurThe Wisconsin course has previously hosted three USGA championships, including the 2017 U.S. Open, won by Brooks Koepka
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