Badger Creek Golf Course

Badger Creek Golf Course is a public facility located in New Holstein, a small city in Calumet County in east-central Wisconsin. The course was designed by Mattingly Kuehn Golf Design, a regional firm based in Wisconsin that has created several layouts across the upper Midwest since the 1990s. The firm's work typically emphasizes playability for a range of skill levels while incorporating natural land features and native vegetation where the terrain allows. The New Holstein area sits within Wisconsin's glacially influenced landscape, characterized by gently rolling farmland interspersed with wooded areas and wetlands. Courses in this region often route through a mix of open and tree-lined corridors, with water features that may include creeks, ponds, or drainage areas shaped by historical agricultural use. Badger Creek likely takes its name from a local waterway that influences the routing and provides strategic interest on several holes. As a public course in a small Wisconsin community, Badger Creek serves both local residents and visitors exploring the region's golf offerings. The layout is designed to be accessible to everyday golfers while still presenting enough variety and challenge to keep regular play engaging. The setting provides a straightforward golf experience reflective of the area's rural character, with the course integrated into the surrounding agricultural and natural landscape typical of Calumet County.