Erin Hills would like to begin by thanking everyone that made the 2011 golf season such a success here at Erin Hills. From all those volunteers, USGA, and WSGA staff members that made the U.S. Amateur greatly successful to every golfer that came out to enjoy the golf course, Erin Hills thanks you!
Although fall has set in and the warmth of summer has all but disintegrated, everyone here at Erin Hills is excited for the 2012 golf season. With a year under our belt with greatly increased lodging options, 2012 is sure to be another great year. The Cottages seemed to be a hit this year, and we're excited to fill them up for next year, and we are accepting reservations for the entire 2012 season already.
Thanks again to everyone that made 2011 such a great year for us, and we look forward to keeping up with you throughout the off season and seeing you again in the spring! Keep us up to date on Facebook here and Twitter here with your winter plans and vacations!
Gary D'Amato has written a great article for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel regarding Erin Hills. The relationship between the USGA, its' director Mike Davis, and Erin Hills has always been strong, but Davis provides some great compliments for Erin Hills in this article. To check out what Mr. Davis has to say, please read D'Amato's article here.
With the U.S. Amateur going strong right now, this also can serve as a reminder that there is free admission and free parking every day of the championship. We hope to see you all out here for the event!
The Lake Country Charity Invitational, a charity event that raises money for the MACC fund (Midwest Athletes Against Childhood Cancer) is set to return to Erin Hills next year. According to Gary D'Amato of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, this event has raised over $193,000 for the MACC fund over the past five years. Erin Hills is proud to play host to an event like this that raises money for such a good cause. To learn more about the MACC fund or the tournament visit their website here.
According to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, the Village Clubhouse here at Erin Hills is a "Restaurant to Watch." The restaurant is open this fall until October 30th on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings from 4-10 pm. To read the entire article, written by Carol Deptolla, the Journal Sentinel's food critic, go here. She details many dishes as well as the overall experience at Erin Hills. The Village Clubhouse restaurant is a great reason to bring friends and family out to experience Erin Hills this fall.
Pictured: The caramelized duck breast with brussels sprouts and root vegetables, all coated in our apricot brandy sauce. How can you turn that down?