Fourteen holes in Oneida, owned and operated by the Oneida Nation
Fourteen holes in Oneida, owned and operated by the Oneida Nation. The layout sits on tribal land just outside Green Bay, and the LPGA stopped here for years before moving on. What remains is a solid public track with genuine Wisconsin character. Walking is permitted, though the routing asks more of your legs than most assume. Not a pilgrimage course. Not trying to be. Just honest golf on land that means something to the people who built it.
