Lake Geneva has long been known as a legendary golf destination, and playing one of our beautiful courses is the perfect opportunity to check out the fall colors that paint the countryside in the autumn!  If you enjoy crisp sunny days with breathtaking views, hit the links at one of Lake Geneva's amazing golf courses!
 

Abbey Springs Golf Course in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, featuring a tree-lined fairway surrounded by vibrant autumn foliage, manicured greens, sand bunkers, and a winding cart path beneath a partly cloudy sky.

ABBEY SPRINGS
1 Country Club Dr., Fontana | (262) 275-6113 | WEBSITE
Fall rates begin September 23, open into November as weather permits
Set among the rolling slopes of Geneva Lake’s beautiful south shore, Abbey Springs rises to spectacular views of the lake and its surrounding hillsides. This outstanding 18-hole course of carefully manicured greens, lush fairways, beautifully tended trees, and wooded hillsides is a course of true championship caliber.
 

Evergreen Golf Club in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, featuring a manicured green and fairway surrounded by trees displaying vibrant fall foliage, with long afternoon shadows stretching across the course beneath a bright blue sky.EVERGREEN GOLF CLUB
N6246 U.S. Hwy. 12, Elkhorn | (262) 723-5722 | WEBSITE 
Fall rates begin October 1, open thru winter months as weather permits
Evergreen Golf Club is rated 4 Stars by Golf Digest Magazine and has been voted the Best Public Golf Course in Walworth County. This 27-hole golf facility features rolling greens, sweeping fairways and abundant water hazards, with a course layout designed for players of all abilities. And here's the best part - they're open year-round, weather permitting - right through winter, so there's no need to put away your clubs. Special winter rates will begin in November and run through March, weather permitting.
 

Grand Geneva Resort & Spa golf course in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, featuring an aerial view of a scenic fairway, a pond with a fountain, winding cart paths, and vibrant autumn foliage surrounding the course.GRAND GENEVA RESORT & SPA
7036 Grand Geneva Way, Lake Geneva | (262) 248-2556 | WEBSITE
Open into November as weather permits; rates vary
Regarded as one of the top golf resorts in the Midwest, Grand Geneva Resort & Spa has two 18-hole championship courses, The Brute and The Highlands and a new 11-hole short course, Wee Nip. The Brute features expansive, rolling greens and massive bunkers, and the Highlands is a picturesque landscape of scenic hills, trickling creeks and lush foliage. Their new short course, the Wee Nip, is designed for the joy of the game by blending fun and challenge in a relaxed atmosphere. Dynamic pricing offers a variety of options, whether your priority is price or time.
 

Hawk’s View Golf Club in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, featuring rolling fairways, sand bunkers, and vibrant autumn foliage surrounding a scenic green beneath a clear blue sky.HAWK’S VIEW GOLF CLUB
W7377 Krueger Rd., Lake Geneva | (262) 348-9900 | WEBSITE 
Como Crossings late season rates begin October 5 | Barn Hollow Fall rates begin September 28 | Courses open into November as weather permits
Hawk’s View Golf Club’s Como Crossings offers breathtaking views, mature trees, scenic wetlands, and natural elevation changes that enhance the playability of the 7,074 yard championship course. Barn Hollow has been acknowledged by World Golf as one of the Best Short Courses in America and is very family friendly. Both courses feature bent grass fairways that provide excellent playability and are environmentally friendly.
 

Majestic Oaks Golf Course in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, featuring an aerial view of a lakeside fairway at sunset, with winding cart paths, vibrant autumn foliage, and long shadows stretching across the course beside a scenic lake.MAJESTIC OAKS
2400 East Geneva St., Delavan | (262) 728-7950 | WEBSITE  
Open into November as weather permits | Seasonal rates begin in September and vary by date
Lake Lawn’s championship golf course is set amid 275 lush, tree-lined acres. The course was masterfully re-engineered in 1990 by renowned architect Dick Nugent, and is best known for its stately oaks, deep sand bunkers and subtle undulations. Each hole is set with multiple tee boxes for players of all abilities.