Geneva National Resort & Club
About Geneva National Resort & Club
The Geneva National Resort & Club in Lake Geneva sits above the shores of Lake Como with 54 holes of golf designed by Arnold Palmer, Gary Player and Lee Trevino. Guests get access to five dining options, a fitness center, indoor and outdoor pools, a salon and spa, a marina with watersport rentals and outdoor activities. Choose from multi-bedroom cottages with private patios to new on-course suites with scenic views or the modern and chic Ridge Hotel. The Hunt Club Steakhouse is touted as “Lake Geneva’s Premier Steakhouse”.Facts
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Lake Geneva, WisconsinSemi-Private/Resort
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Lake Geneva, WisconsinSemi-Private/Resort
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Lake Geneva, WisconsinSemi-Private/Resort
Images from Geneva National Resort & Club
Golfer Photos
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Geneva National (Palmer), hole 13 Photo submitted by TimGavrichGP on 11/29/2024
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Geneva National (Palmer), hole 16 Photo submitted by TimGavrichGP on 11/29/2024
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Geneva National (Palmer), hole 17 Photo submitted by TimGavrichGP on 11/29/2024
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Geneva National (Player), hole 1 Photo submitted by TimGavrichGP on 11/29/2024
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Photo submitted by TimGavrichGP on 11/29/2024
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Photo submitted by TimGavrichGP on 11/29/2024
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Photo submitted by apriljmeyer on 07/18/2024
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Geneva National Photo submitted by u000001235216 on 11/20/2023
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Fall Special Photo submitted by u000001235216 on 11/20/2023
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Reachable Par 4 Photo submitted by u000001235216 on 11/20/2023
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Photo submitted by ericjpalm on 06/21/2023
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Photo submitted by Bdchurch58 on 10/16/2022
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Photo submitted by Kale1523211 on 08/09/2020
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Photo submitted by Kale1523211 on 08/09/2020
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Photo submitted by Kale1523211 on 08/09/2020
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Photo submitted by Kale1523211 on 08/09/2020
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Photo submitted by Kale1523211 on 08/09/2020
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Photo submitted by Kale1523211 on 08/09/2020
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#17 - Par 5 Photo submitted by BryanTweed16 on 10/28/2019
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#16 - Par 3 Photo submitted by BryanTweed16 on 10/28/2019
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#13 - Par 3 Photo submitted by BryanTweed16 on 10/28/2019
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#5 - Par 4 Photo submitted by BryanTweed16 on 10/28/2019
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#2 - Par 4 Photo submitted by BryanTweed16 on 10/28/2019
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#11 - Par 4 Photo submitted by BryanTweed16 on 10/28/2019
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#3 - Par 3 Photo submitted by BryanTweed16 on 09/27/2019
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#4 - Par 4 Approach Photo submitted by BryanTweed16 on 09/27/2019
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#9 - Par 4 Approach Photo submitted by BryanTweed16 on 09/27/2019
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#13 - Par 3 Photo submitted by BryanTweed16 on 09/27/2019
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#15 - Par 4 Photo submitted by BryanTweed16 on 09/27/2019
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#17 - Par 3 Photo submitted by BryanTweed16 on 09/27/2019
Reviews
Greatness
Still my favorite of the three courses. In great shape and played very well. The food afterwards is still some of the best around. Love it!
Awesome Course. Will definitely be back. Only problem was the back nine. A group of 18 was extremely slow and had the back nine slowed to a halt. Other than that it was great.
Player course
Amazing experience! First time at Geneva national. Plan to make this a regular trip.
Fun and challenging course
Geneva National Player course is a fun and challenging course. Some holes with Lake view make it much more special too.
Play all three
Love this place! Cool practice area to warm up. Fun and challenging putting green. Great vibes and views all around. The course was in excellent shape for May.
Great condition
The course was in great condition. Greens were tough.
Great course
Although there were some maintaince issues, which included new soda and tee boxes, this course was in great shape and the "makeover" didn't take away from some great golf!
Entertaining forest-then-lakeside romp with good recent renovations
Although all three of Geneva National’s courses are strong, the Palmer is the class of the bunch, with a fun routing that heads into the forest from the clubhouse before ultimately swooping down to the shores of Lake Como, where the 17th is one of America’s most picturesque inland par 5s. In between, some recent renovations by architect Brandon Johnson have helped address some playability issues, including an opening hole that used to make a rough first impression but is now one of the course’s better par 4s.
One of the best courses of its kind
For all his bluster, The Black Knight’s track record as the name on golf courses is uneven at best. But the course that bears the Player name here is a very good one: big-shouldered and heavily bunkered, with a routing that tackles some challenging with panache, rather than timidity. The plunging par-5 10th hole with a pondside green is a highlight.
Third-best at the resort but a good effort
Of Geneva National’s three golf courses, the Trevino is the one that features the most target golf, occasionally making the golfer feel somewhat hamstrung. But a handful of meadow holes at the middle of the round provide some relief and pleasant scenery. As is the case across the resort, late-spring conditioning was terrific.