Petrifying Springs Golf Course occupies the wooded grounds of a Kenosha county park that once supplied the city with spring water. The layout threads through mature hardwoods and low glacial ridges, with several fairways bending around the meandering Pike River. Native oaks and hickories line most landing areas, while occasional wetland pockets and restored prairie edges frame the rough. The course’s modest elevation changes, rarely more than a few feet, become meaningful when wind sweeps across the open stretches near the river. A compact practice green sits adjacent to the first tee, and a small shelter near the ninth provides the only roofed respite. Because the park remains open to the public year-round, golfers share cart paths with cyclists and hikers; course boundaries are marked only by discreet wooden stakes and mown transitions rather than fences. The overall presentation is simple and functional, reflecting its roots as a municipal facility rather than a destination resort.

Par 70 18 holes 5979 yards