Golf in Racine

Racine is a city on the Lake Michigan shore in southeastern Wisconsin, the seat of Racine County set at the mouth of the Root River. A historic manufacturing center, the city is known for its strong Danish heritage and the kringle pastry, its harbor and lakefront, and a notable collection of Frank Lloyd Wright architecture, including the SC Johnson headquarters. Racine sits within the Milwaukee-Chicago corridor along the lake, in country that blends its industrial roots with the surrounding farmland. The Root River and Lake Michigan define the city's setting, with the Wind Point Lighthouse north of town. Golfers in the area find recreational and club courses throughout the surrounding county. With Kenosha to the south, Milwaukee to the north, and the lake along the eastern edge, Racine offers a base for golf in southeastern Wisconsin, on a stretch of Lake Michigan shore defined by its Danish heritage and architecture.