Grand Geneva Resort
36 Holes, Plus a Little Extra
The Brute
Over 7,000 yards of rolling terrain, tree-lined fairways, and crowned greens averaging 8,000+ square feet. Designed by Robert B. Harris in 1968 — one of the toughest tests in the Midwest.
The Highlands
A links-style layout tumbling across glacier-carved hills, originally by Nicklaus and Dye and reshaped by Bob Cupp in ’96. The more forgiving of the two — still plenty of teeth.
Wee Nip
Brand new for 2026 — a short course built for a relaxed, fast round between sessions. Casual, playful, and named for the Scottish tradition of a quick sip before you tee off.
Course Flyovers & Videos
Learn more about The Highlands in this full hole-by-hole flyover playlist on YouTube.
Learn more about The Brute in this full hole-by-hole flyover playlist on YouTube.
Check out Grand Geneva Resort & Spa in this full property flyover.
Check out The Highlands in this Bob Does Sports video — one beer per hole.
Check out The Brute in this Bob Does Sports Mini Major video.
Check out The Brute in this Bob Does Sports 2v2 video.
Check out The Highlands in this Bob Does Sports Challenge video.
A hole-by-hole walkthrough of The Brute’s front nine with Zac Radford.
A hole-by-hole walkthrough of The Brute’s back nine with Zac Radford.
A hole-by-hole walkthrough of The Highlands’ front nine with Zac Radford.
A hole-by-hole walkthrough of The Highlands’ back nine with Zac Radford.
The Teams
Team Black
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Will Carroll(C) 4.8

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Will Nodo 1.2

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Craig Hyson 3.0

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Jesse Rhodebeck 4.4

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Kevin McCarthy 5.1

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Kyle Mahoney 6.3

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Matt Starkey 9.1

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Andrew Hennegan 11.1

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Chris Scheidt 11.7

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Alex Hickey 14.8

Team White
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Brandon Cole(C) 3.4

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Jordan Roth +1.3

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Jordan Higgins +0.9

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Ben Galluzzo 2.2

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Eric Rudary 2.2

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Brad Kenney 5.9

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Sean Richard 6.4

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Evan Von Rosenberg 7.0

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Jared Wagoner 8.2

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Robby Campbell 14.7

