The Mequan Club, located in Mequon, Wisconsin, operates as a private facility in the northern Milwaukee suburbs. The club's Red/White combination represents one of the routing options available from what appears to be a multi-nine layout designed by David Gill. Mequon sits in an area of southeastern Wisconsin characterized by gently rolling terrain and mature tree cover, typical of the landscape that transitions from the Milwaukee metropolitan area into more rural countryside.
David Gill's design work in the region typically emphasizes playability while working within the natural topography. The Red/White combination likely features tree-lined fairways with moderate elevation changes and greens that reflect mid-century American design principles. Wisconsin courses of this era and style generally incorporate strategic bunkering and require thoughtful club selection rather than overwhelming length.
The Mequan Club serves its membership with traditional private club amenities. The multi-nine format allows for variety in course setup and pace of play management, a common feature among established Midwest private clubs. The facility reflects the character of suburban Milwaukee golf, where clubs have maintained their wooded settings despite surrounding residential development over the decades.
FAQ
Ratings, design, and course details pulled from Course Vaults.
Red/White was designed by David Gill.
Red/White at Mequan Club is listed as private on Course Vaults; guest access is typically restricted.
Par at Red/White is 72.
Red/White plays 6,736 yards from the back tees on Course Vaults.
The slope rating at Red/White is 130.
Red/White is a 18-hole course.