Opened in 1988 and immediately hailed as Golf Digest's Best New Public Course, Blackwolf Run's Meadow Valleys course represents Pete Dye at his most accessible without sacrificing one ounce of challenge. The front nine—refined from the original Best New Public Course eighteen—meanders through pastoral Wisconsin terrain with rolling fairways and subtle green complexes that reward accuracy and course management. The back nine shifts dramatically into Dye's more diabolical territory, where water comes into play on nearly every hole and ravines carve through meadows with surgical precision. The 18th hole is a show-stopper: a muscular 458-yard par 4 that charges toward the Sheboygan River, culminating in a massive double green that has hosted two U.S. Women's Opens. Unlike its more celebrated sister River Course, Meadow Valleys welcomes golfers of varying skill levels with multiple tee options (five sets ranging 5,065–7,250 yards), proving that a Dye design can humble you without breaking your spirit. The natural beauty—trout streams, native fescue, and Wisconsin woodland—wraps around every fairway.
7,142 yards from the tips featuring Pete Dye's signature blend of pastoral meadows and penal bunkers with dramatic river finishes.
Companion 18-hole championship course winding through the Sheboygan River Valley with elevated elevation changes and dramatic water hazards.
Family-friendly par-3 course that opened in 2021 with food trucks and night golf under stadium lights.