Big Oaks Golf Club, is a Public, 27 hole golf facility located in Kenosha, Wisconsin. The facility consists of three 9-hole courses, The North 9, The South 9, and The East 9.
The East Course was opened in 1987 and features wide fairways and large greens.
Blue tees: par-36, 3,126 yards
White tees: par-36, 2,976 yards
Red tees: par-36, 2,713 yards
The North Course opened in 1991 and features shorter holes with meandering creeks.
Blue tees: par-36, 2,919 yards
White tees: par-36, 2,800 yards
Red tees: par-36, 2,630 yards
The South Course opened in 2001 and features tree-lined fairways and a few holes that will challenge even the longest hitters from the back tees.
Blue tees: par-36, 3,092 yards
White tees: par-36, 3,000 yards
Red tees: par-36, 2,637 yards
The South & East Nine are usually combined to form the 18-hole Big Oaks Golf Course. The shorter of the three nines, The North 9 is usually played as a solo nine and not paired with either The South or The East Nine.
Latest Golf Course Reviews
$21 (cart not included), played on Wednesday, August 2014 at 10:50 AM
There are 27 holes here, named North, South, and East. (S E normally comprise an 18-hole day, while North is most often reserved for those playing just nine.) Holes 4-9 of the South course actually wrap around the entirety of the East course. Water (either ponds or small narrow creek) come into play on a good number of holes, including #9 on both North and South courses, where the green lies just beyond a pond.
This course lies just at the Wisconsin/Illinois border, with State Line Road flanking #5 fairway. (Nowhere else on the course does civilization intrude on the peacefulness of your day.)
A HUGE (by Wisconsin standards, anyway) sheltered driving range lies a bit distant from the clubhouse.