White Lake Golf Resort operates a course in Montello, Wisconsin, a small community in Marquette County in the central part of the state. The region sits within Wisconsin's glacial lake district, characterized by sandy soils, rolling terrain, and numerous small lakes and wetlands left behind by retreating ice sheets. The course was designed and built by students and faculty from the University of Wisconsin as an educational project, making it an unusual example of academic involvement in golf course construction. The routing takes advantage of the natural topography common to this part of Wisconsin, with fairways shaped by glacial deposits and native vegetation typical of the transition zone between northern forests and southern farmland. The sandy subsoil provides good drainage and firm playing conditions during much of the season. Water features, whether natural or constructed, likely come into play on several holes given the area's abundance of wetlands and the course's name reference to the nearby lake. White Lake Golf Resort functions as a public-access facility serving both local golfers and visitors to the region, which draws seasonal tourism for its fishing, boating, and outdoor recreation. The course offers a straightforward golf experience in a rural Wisconsin setting, without the tournament history or architectural pedigree of more prominent designs but providing accessible play in an area where golf options are relatively limited.