Troy Burne Golf Club

Troy Burne Golf Club is a Public, 18 hole golf course located in Hudson, Wisconsin.

Troy Burne Golf Club first opened for play in 1999. The course was designed by Michael Hurdzan, Dana Fry, and Tom Lehman.

Troy Burne Golf Club is an upscale, public club featuring a world-class championship course. The course was sculpted out of 420 acres of rolling St. Croix Valley hills, Troy Burne Golf Club features over 120 bunkers protecting generous bent grass fairways and stadium greens. This unique "stadium links" design sits on over 225 acres of rolling countryside. The front nine incorporates sprawling mounds covered in native fescue grasses, while the back dives into a quiet hollow surrounded by wooded areas including pines, birch, oak, and maple trees. Nearly have of the bunkers are greenside. Water comes into play on eight holes.

Troy Burne Golf Club has a a Hudson street address however the course sits in the rural township called the Town of Troy. The term Burne is a Scottish name for a creek. Combine the two and you have the name for the course.

Troy Burne Golf Club plays to a maximum distance of 7,003 yards and a par-71. The layout has Five Par 3's, Nine Par 4's, anf Four Par 5's.

Lehman Tees - 7,003 yards

Championship Tees - 6,505 yards

Resort Tees - 5,837 Yards

Forward Tees - 4,932 yards