Kenosha Country Club sits on gently rolling terrain near Lake Michigan, with tree lines that frame most fairways and a handful of bunkers positioned to catch errant approaches. The course begins with a pair of short par fours that give way to longer, straighter holes punctuated by occasional doglegs. Several greens slope from back to front, rewarding shots that land short and roll out, while a few are tucked behind small mounds or shallow swales. Water comes into play on three holes, most notably on the inward nine, where a pond guards the left side of a par-three green. Cart paths run parallel to the fairways but stay outside the primary lines of play. The clubhouse, a low brick structure built in the mid-twentieth century, sits just off the first tee and overlooks the practice green. Maintenance crews keep the rough at a consistent height and the putting surfaces firm, especially during dry spells typical of late summer in southeastern Wisconsin.
Kenosha Country Club currently has (within 1 mile) 6 single family homes for sale with an average list price of $570,116.67, 1 condo for sale with a list price of $420,000, and 3 lots for sale with an average list price of $948,300. The average annual property tax for Kenosha Country Club is $6,302.41.