18 Hole Championship Course

Peninsula's 18 hole course offers spectacular views of the village of Ephraim across Eagle Harbor. Our Fairways, Greens and Tees are bordered by majestic rolling woodlands. Located in Peninsula State Park, the course opened in 1921 as a 6 hole course, became a 9 hole course in 1923 and in the early 1930's became a 18 hole course.  The course truly is one of Wisconsin's treasures and is the only golf course located in a Wisconsin State Park.  It is a favorite of many Door County visitors and golfers.

Historical note:

Along the 9th fairway is a stone, fence-linked circle where there used to be a 40-foot Memorial Pole that was dedicated to the Potawatomi Nation.  Members of the Nation occupied the lands in Door County during the 1800's.  Near the site where the Memorial Pole stood, is a large stone marker that is the gravesite of Chief Kahquados, the last Chief of the Potawatomi Nation.  Perched on top of the Memorial Pole was "the bear" which has become an important part of the Peninsula Golf Course Logo.  This serves as a reminder of both Peninsula State Park and Door County's history.