National at Fox Hills Resort Golf Club

The National course at Fox Hills Resort Golf Club in Mishicot, Wisconsin, was designed by Bob Lohmann and represents one of three eighteen-hole layouts at this northeastern Wisconsin golf facility. Located roughly twenty miles south of Green Bay in Manitowoc County, the property sits in gently rolling terrain characteristic of the region's glacial landscape, with mature tree corridors and natural elevation changes that provide both strategic interest and visual definition to the holes.

Lohmann's design works within the natural topography to create a parkland-style layout that balances accessibility with challenge. The routing incorporates wooded areas, open meadow sections, and water features that come into play on several holes. The course features a variety of hole lengths and angles, with doglegs and elevation shifts that require thoughtful club selection and course management. Bunkering is strategic rather than penal, and the greens offer moderate undulation suitable for daily-fee resort play while still testing skilled golfers.

Fox Hills Resort operates as a comprehensive golf destination with lodging, dining, and conference facilities alongside its multiple courses. The National course serves both resort guests and local golfers, maintaining conditions appropriate for year-round Wisconsin play during the season. The facility's location near Lake Michigan and its proximity to Green Bay make it accessible to golfers from throughout the region, and the course fits into the resort's broader mission of providing varied golf experiences across its different layouts.