Golf in Bristol

Bristol is a village in Kenosha County, set in the farm-and-lake country of southeastern Wisconsin near the Illinois border. The area blends agricultural land with the suburban growth radiating from both the Milwaukee metro to the north and the Chicago area to the south, with the I-94 corridor running nearby. Bristol is known regionally for the Bristol Renaissance Faire, which draws crowds each summer. The landscape reflects the glacial terrain and small lakes typical of this corner of the state, in the lake country approaching the Geneva Lakes district. Golfers in the area find recreational courses set among the farmland and lakes. With Kenosha and Lake Michigan to the east and the Illinois line just south, Bristol offers a base for golf in a fast-growing corner of southeastern Wisconsin, where farm country, suburban development, and cross-border traffic shape the region between Milwaukee and Chicago.