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About Us

Founded in 1895, Lake Geneva Country Club is located on the south shore of beautiful Geneva Lake in southeast Wisconsin.

Believed to be the oldest golf club in the Midwest still on its founding site, the original course architect was Robert Foulis, who grew up on the links at St. Andrews where his father was foreman of old Tom Morris' golf shop for 35 years. The clubhouse, rebuilt in 1915 after the original one was destroyed by fire, greets members and guests alike with its gracious, welcoming ambiance.

The Club Operates on a fair weather calendar, opening in early May with a Derby Day party and closing in late November, after Thanksgiving weekend. A family oriented club, all generations gather for July 4th festivities and spill their blankets over the lawn between the clubhouse and the 9th green to view the fireworks display. In midsummer the Annual Men's Golf Invitational is played. The event began in 1898, and is the oldest established consecutive invitational match-play tournament in the United States.

While golf is the main focus of the club, our members enjoy playing tennis on our Har-Tru courts, swimming or relaxing at our lakefront, and gathering with family and friends for our fish-fry and fine dining each Friday night. During the winter months, although the clubhouse is closed, many members utilize the Club's paddle tennis facility and go iceboating on the frozen waters of the lake.

TENNIS DRESS CODE
Proper shoes and tennis whites are required (collard shirts only, for men) while using the tennis or pickle facilities.

GOLF DRESS CODE
Men Golfers are required to wear golf slacks or shorts (Bermuda length), golf shirts with collars, and golf shoes at all times. Women golfers are required to wear golf slacks, skirts, culottes or golf shorts, golf tops, and golf shoes at all times.

CLUBHOUSE DRESS CODE
Appropriate golf and tennis attire is permitted in the clubhouse. Casual attire such as short shorts, swimwear, cargo shorts/pants, t-shirts, tank tops, blue jeans, workout clothes, etc. are not permitted in the clubhouse. Member discretion is requested to see that all family members and guests are appropriately dressed for the various areas of the club.

Lake Geneva Country Club is home to numerous multi-generational families as well as many new families. From its beginning, it was to be a small, family club. A Tradition that continues today.