Wisconsin
Grand Geneva Resort & Spa is a classic Midwest golf getaway with 36 holes of championship golf, full-service resort amenities, and easy access to Lake Geneva. The Brute brings the big, brawny test, while The Highlands adds a more strategic, Scottish-inspired resort layout.
Wisconsin · Course 1
The Brute at Grand Geneva Resort is one of Wisconsin’s most iconic championship golf courses, known for its massive bunkers, dramatic elevation changes, and demanding layout. Originally designed by Robert Bruce Harris and later renovated by Bob Cupp, this award-winning course delivers a challenging resort golf experience with panoramic countryside views and a reputation as one of the toughest courses in the Midwest.
Wisconsin · Course 2
The Highlands at Grand Geneva Resort is a scenic parkland-style championship course featuring rolling terrain, tree-lined fairways, and a more playable layout that appeals to golfers of all skill levels. Designed by Pete Dye and Jack Nicklaus, the course blends strategic shot values with classic Wisconsin resort golf in the heart of Lake Geneva.
Starting points. Everything is built around your dates, group size, and the courses you want to play.
From $895 per golfer
A Lake Geneva golf getaway built around rounds on The Brute and The Highlands, with resort lodging, spa and dining access, and time to enjoy downtown Lake Geneva.
All golf and lodging taxes and fees included. Excludes flights, airport transfers, and caddies. Rates subject to change.
From $695 per golfer
A flexible long-weekend itinerary with two rounds at Grand Geneva, optional replay golf, resort dining, spa time, and Lake Geneva restaurants or lake activities.
All golf and lodging taxes and fees included. Excludes flights, airport transfers, and caddies. Rates subject to change.
Grand Geneva works well because it gives groups a complete resort trip without making golf feel secondary. You get two distinct 18-hole courses on property: The Brute, a long and demanding Robert Bruce Harris design known for huge greens, bold bunkering, elevation change, and water; and The Highlands, originally designed by Pete Dye and Jack Nicklaus and later transformed by Bob Cupp into a strategic, links-inspired course. Add renovated resort rooms, suites, villas, a spa, pools, restaurants, and Lake Geneva nightlife nearby, and it becomes an easy Midwest option for buddies trips, couples golf weekends, and groups that want golf, lodging, dining, and activities in one place.
Grand Geneva offers newly renovated resort guest rooms and suites in the main resort, plus larger villas for groups that want more space. The property also connects to broader Lake Geneva resort amenities, dining, spa, pools, and seasonal recreation.
Grand Geneva Resort & Spa is a full-service Lake Geneva resort built around two championship golf courses, resort lodging, villas, dining, spa, pools, practice areas, and year-round recreation. It works especially well for groups that want golf on property but still want access to Lake Geneva restaurants, lake activities, and resort amenities.
Each property is selected for proximity to the next round, the kind of evening that fits a long golf trip, and the feel we want for the group.
Guest Rooms & Suites
Full-service Lake Geneva resort with newly renovated guest rooms, suites, restaurants, spa, pools, and direct access to The Brute and The Highlands.
Best fit for couples, smaller groups, and anyone who wants the full resort experience in the main hotel.
Studio to Three-Bedroom Villas
Spacious villa-style lodging with studio to three-bedroom layouts, giving golf groups more room while staying within the Grand Geneva resort campus.
Strong option for buddies trips, families, and groups wanting shared space.
Suites
Family-oriented suite lodging connected to the Grand Geneva resort experience, useful for golf trips that include spouses, kids, or non-golf activities.
Best for family golf getaways rather than a pure buddies-trip setup.
Grand Geneva Resort & Spa is in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, roughly 50–60 minutes from Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport (MKE) and about 90 minutes from Chicago O’Hare depending on traffic. Most golf groups will want a rental car or private transfer so they can also reach downtown Lake Geneva, nearby restaurants, and other area courses.
Grand Geneva Resort & Spa has 36 holes of championship golf across two 18-hole courses: The Brute and The Highlands.
The two courses are The Brute, the resort’s long and demanding championship course, and The Highlands, a Scottish-inspired course originally designed by Pete Dye and Jack Nicklaus and later transformed by Bob Cupp.
The Brute is generally considered the tougher test, stretching over 7,000 yards with large greens, dramatic bunkering, water, and elevation change.
Yes. Grand Geneva offers renovated resort rooms and suites, plus villas that work well for larger golf groups.
May through October is the main golf season, with late spring and early fall usually offering the best mix of comfortable weather and strong course conditions.
Grand Geneva is roughly 50–60 minutes from Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport, depending on traffic and routing.
Yes. Two on-property courses, villas, resort dining, bars, spa amenities, and nearby Lake Geneva make it an easy Midwest buddies trip or couples golf weekend.
Groups can add downtown Lake Geneva restaurants, lake activities, boat tours, breweries, shopping, spa time, and nearby courses like Geneva National or Hawks View.
7036 Grand Geneva Way, Town of Lyons, Wisconsin 53147, United States
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