Golf in Burlington

Burlington is a small city in Racine County, set in the lake-and-farm country of southeastern Wisconsin where the Fox and White rivers meet. Known as Chocolate City for its candy-making heritage and its annual ChocolateFest, Burlington grew around the rivers and the surrounding agriculture. The city lies between the Milwaukee metro to the northeast and the Geneva Lakes resort district to the southwest, in a landscape shaped by the glaciers into kettles, small lakes, and gentle terrain. Burlington keeps a small-town character within reach of the larger cities. Golfers in the area find recreational courses set among the rivers, lakes, and farmland. With Lake Geneva nearby and the Milwaukee and Racine areas within reach, Burlington offers a base for golf in a region of glacial lakes and river towns, in the country bridging the metro areas of southeastern Wisconsin and the resort country to the south.