Chaska Golf Course lies in Greenville, Wisconsin, and features a tree-lined layout that winds through gently rolling terrain. The front nine opens with a pair of straightaway holes that give way to tighter fairways framed by mature hardwoods. Water comes into play on several holes, most notably at the par-three sixth, where a pond guards the front of the green, and again on the dogleg ninth, where a creek crosses the landing area. The back nine shifts direction frequently, alternating between open approaches and more enclosed settings where overhanging limbs narrow the target. Greens are generally firm and moderately undulating, rewarding approach shots that stop below the hole. Bunkers are placed primarily around the greens rather than in fairways, emphasizing accuracy on iron play over raw distance. A modest practice facility sits adjacent to the first tee, offering a driving range and short-game area. The course’s routing takes advantage of existing wetlands, creating natural buffers between several holes and limiting errant shots from reaching neighboring fairways.
