Course Information

Course Overview

The 18-hole “Stoughton” course at the Stoughton Country Club facility in Stoughton, Wisconsin features 6,360 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 71.

The course rating is 71.2 from the Blue’s and it has a slope rating of 127 on Blue tees and 124 on White tees.

Stoughton golf course opened in 1922.

Course Tour

Tee Information

Hole 1

Challenging opening par four, slight dogleg left, requires a well-placed drive between a sandtrap on the left and tall trees on the right, second shot is uphill to a well-bunkered green in front and on the left. The green is long, narrow and slants back right to front left.

Hole 2

Par five second, must drive between pond on the left and two large traps on the right, slight uphill second shot, third is to a slightly elevated green that is bunkered in front right and on the left, large green that slants back right to front left.

Hole 3

Par three, bunkered right and left, hilly green that slants back to front, very few straight putts, must be careful of your speed.

Hole 4

Par four fourth is a demanding test and requires a well-placed drive, if your drive is too far left or right, trees will hamper your attempted second shot is to a challenging two-tier green sloping from back left to right front.

Hole 5

Short par four, slight dogleg left, drive between tall oaks, and two fairway bunkers, second shot to a well bunkered small green, front, right and left, green slants from back right to front left.

Hole 6

Shortest par three on the course, small bunkers behind and left of large green that slants from back to front. Hole is uphill, can only see the flag, the green itself is not visible.

Hole 7

Short par four, drive must be on top of the second hill in the fairway to see the green, otherwise a blind second shot to a green that slants sharply away, front right to back left, a bunker is located just short on the left side of this hole.

Hole 8

Longer par four, blind drive over a hill to a fairway that slants from left to right, keep drive to left of center, if on the right can be blocked from green by trees, second shot is downhill to a large green, slants from back to front, is guarded on the left by only bunker on this hole.

Hole 9

Long par four, requires a good drive to be able to get to green in two, fairway bunkers, one on the left and two on the right, second shot is over pond that is immediately in front of green, green slants severely from back to front, if pin is in front, possible to putt off the green.

Hole 10

Long par three, downhill, large oaks trees on left to hinder drive, green slants sharply away, front to back, no bunkers.

Hole 11

Long par four, drive must be left of pond, long hitters can clear pond, but many trees beyond pond, second shot is uphill to a very undulating green, must avoid trap on front left of green, most difficult green to putt on the course, very few straight putts.

Hole 12

Straight par five, large fairway trap on left side of fairway, second shot is downhill to a protected green, trap is on the front right, pond to the left, green is long and narrow.

Hole 13

Par three over pond, green is large, slants from back right to front left, trap on right side of green, penalty area to the left of green, forward tees provides a different angle over pond.

Hole 14

Straight par four, narrow fairway, penalty areas right and left, framed by two traps, one on the left and one trap on the right, second shot is uphill usually into prevailing wind, green is slanted from back to front, one trap on the front right of green.

Hole 15

Last par five, double dog leg, out of bounds on the left the entire hole, penalty area right on your drive, large fairway trap at the bend of the first dogleg, second shot needs to stay right of trees guarding the second dog leg that is guarded on the left by a large trap, green is slanted from right and left.

Hole 16

Short par four, out of bounds both right and left, narrow fairway, only one fairway trap, second shot is uphill to a large green, that slants from middle to front and to back right and is protected by a trap in front.

Hole 17

Straight par four, out of bounds on the right, large fairway bunker on the left, green is guarded by two traps, front left and front right, green slants from middle to front, to back and to the right, not many straight putts.

Hole 18

Tough finishing long par four, straight, narrow fairway, trees left and right, second shot is uphill to a trap guarded green, the green is severely slanted from back left to front right, a difficult two putt from any angle.