Geneva National Golf Club (Palmer)

Overview: The Palmer Course at Geneva National is a resort layout in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, where Arnold Palmer used rolling terrain, wooded edges and long views across the surrounding lake country. The course changes elevation and direction often, giving the par-72 routing a varied rhythm rather than a single repeated template. Its fairway shapes and green approaches reward players who plan the hole before choosing a line.

History: The Palmer Course opened in 1991 as one of Geneva National's original 18-hole designs. It forms one part of the resort's 54-hole complex, alongside courses associated with Lee Trevino and Gary Player, and remains the Palmer-branded routing within the facility.

Did You Know? Geneva National's three courses are deliberately different in character, even though they share the same Wisconsin resort setting. The Palmer course is the largest of the three in this ranking record, at 7,171 yards from the listed tees.