Geneva National Golf Club (Player)

Overview: The Gary Player Course is one of three 18-hole layouts at Geneva National in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. Its design uses a resort setting and a risk-and-reward approach associated with Player's work, giving the course a distinct identity within the larger 54-hole facility.

History: The course began with nine holes in 1995. Gary Player returned to Geneva National to complete the full 18-hole routing in 2000, making it the last of the facility's three signature courses to reach its present form.

Did You Know? Geneva National's three courses carry the names of Arnold Palmer, Lee Trevino and Gary Player. The Player Course is the only course in Wisconsin associated with Gary Player's signature design.