Chenequa at Chenequa Country Club

Chenequa Country Club occupies rolling terrain in the lake country of southeastern Wisconsin, approximately thirty miles west of Milwaukee. The course was designed by Roger Packard, an architect known for his work across the Midwest and his collaborations with PGA Tour professionals during the latter decades of the twentieth century. Packard's design philosophy typically emphasized strategic shot values and playability across different skill levels, characteristics that define the Chenequa layout.

The property features the varied topography common to Wisconsin's glacial landscape, with elevation changes, mature hardwood corridors, and natural water features integrated into the routing. The course winds through wooded areas and opens to more expansive views across the rolling countryside, creating a mix of hole characters that require different shot shapes and club selections. Several holes incorporate the natural drainage patterns and wetlands of the region, adding both aesthetic interest and strategic considerations to approach play.

Chenequa Country Club serves a private membership drawn primarily from the greater Milwaukee area and the surrounding lake communities. The club maintains a traditional country club atmosphere with facilities that support both golf and social activities throughout the year. The course reflects the regional style of upper Midwest golf design from its era, balancing challenge for accomplished players with accessibility for the broader membership.