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Brown Deer Park Golf Course

George Hansen (1929)

★4.6(324)$public

Holes

Par

Yards

6,759

Peak Fee

$81

About Brown Deer Park Golf Course

George Hansen designed Brown Deer Park Golf Course in 1929 as part of the Milwaukee County Park System, a classic Midwestern Golden Age muni that has hosted far more championship golf than its modest-suburban location suggests. Andy North and Roger Packard led a partial redesign in the 1990s to modernize the routing for Tour-level competition. Brown Deer Park hosted the PGA Tour's Greater Milwaukee Open / US Bank Championship continuously from 1994 to 2009, and it's the course where Tiger Woods began his professional career, his pro debut at the 1996 Greater Milwaukee Open. The course also hosts Wisconsin State Golf Association and USGA championship events. Peak green fee runs $45-75, Milwaukee-County-muni pricing for a course with genuinely significant Tour history. Fits an Erin Hills or Milwaukee-area trip as the 'Tiger Woods pro debut pilgrimage' round.

How much does it cost to play Brown Deer Park Golf Course?

Brown Deer Park Golf Course's peak-season green fee is around $81 per round. Off-peak rates vary by season. Call the pro shop for current shoulder pricing. Cart, range balls, and caddie fees are typically separate. Estimate the full Erin Hills trip cost

What is Brown Deer Park Golf Course known for?

Brown Deer Park Golf Course has earned PGA Tour Greater Milwaukee Open / US Bank Championship host (1994-2009) and USGA Championship Host. It's one of 3 nationally ranked courses at Erin Hills in Scramble's catalog.

🏆PGA Tour Greater Milwaukee Open / US Bank Championship host (1994-2009), PGA Tour
🏆USGA Championship Host, USGA

Who designed Brown Deer Park Golf Course?

Brown Deer Park Golf Course was designed by George Hansen, opening in 1929. The par-71 layout plays 6,759 yards from the back tees. Brown Deer Park Golf Course is part of Erin Hills in Scramble's catalog of independently researched courses.

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