Moor Downs Golf Course Scorecard and Tees

Moor Downs Golf Club originally opened in 1915, making it one of the oldest golf courses in Wisconsin. This nine-hole course is enjoyable for all skill levels, offering challenging practice for beginners as well as a quick, casual round for more advanced players. The course is owned by Waukesha County and the layout surrounds the County Office Building. It is not the most formidable round of golf, but it is a fun round that has a surprising amount of challenges in store including several strategically placed bunkers and tricky doglegs like the sixth, which is fairly open but requires a second shot over water to a double-tiered green. The mud from this area was rumored to have healing power and was used in the Moor Bath's and Hotel in the 1920s. Moor Downs Golf Club finishes with its longest and toughest hole, an uphill dogleg right that requires a carry over water.