Petrifying Springs Golf Course

Pets is a Kenosha institution. The back 9 and the club house was built by the CCC during the great depression (my grandfather was part of it).
Club House: Great food (including Friday fish fry). The pro shop is more of a small retail store. The people that work there are not pros, but they are as helpful as possible. It is not fancy, but it is very comfortable and has a couple of big screen TVs so you can watch the golf channel after your done playing.
Course: Beautiful course with watered fairways. While the greens get a lot of use (and abuse sometimes) they are fast and roll true. The Sand Traps need some TLC (but remember this is a county course), and there are times when play is slow.
Over all, Pets is a great course for the person that just plainly enjoys the game. They have multi tee boxes that make if fun at any level. Slow down, take a breath, see the beautiful state park around you and hit them straight. I love playing at pets, to me the best of the county golf courses in Kenosha.

Visually beautiful par 70 short course at 5979 yards. Nice scenery as its cut out of a heavily wooded area in north Kenosha called Petrifying Springs Park. The course has some blind holes where you can’t see the green which is why I rate this three stars. It’s a real pain and really slows play when you have to drive up to the top of a hill to see if the players in front of you have left the green and then drive back to your tee box and tee off. Sand traps are very hard and need more sand and maintenance. Play is very SLOW! Good for newer golfers but not beginners.
Putting green and chipping area up to 100 yards but no driving range. Small restaurant and outdoor seating.