Dretzka Golf Course is a municipal facility located in the northern part of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, designed by Evert Kincaid and opened in 1964. The course was developed as part of Milwaukee County's expansion of public golf offerings during the mid-20th century, providing accessible golf to the region's growing population. Kincaid, a regional architect active in the Midwest during this period, created a layout that works with the area's natural terrain while accommodating play for golfers of varying abilities. The course occupies rolling terrain characteristic of southeastern Wisconsin, with mature tree-lined fairways and several elevation changes that add dimension to the routing. Water features come into play on multiple holes, requiring strategic course management. The layout includes a mix of hole lengths and configurations, with doglegs and straightaway holes that test different aspects of the game. As a municipal course, Dretzka has served Milwaukee-area golfers for six decades, offering a traditional parkland experience within the county park system. Dretzka operates as part of Milwaukee County Parks' network of public courses, which has historically provided affordable golf access to urban and suburban residents. The facility includes practice areas and a clubhouse typical of municipal operations from its era. The course remains a regular venue for local amateur competitions and league play, reflecting its role as a community golf resource in the Milwaukee metropolitan area.