Geneva National delivers 54 holes of championship golf crafted by three icons—Arnold Palmer, Gary Player, and Lee Trevino—each routed over meticulous bent-grass tees, fairways, and greens. Palmer’s Signature Course threads through rolling woods before closing with three dramatic holes along Lake Como; he even singled out the par-3 17th as a personal favorite, ranking it among his “Dream 18” in the East. The Gary Player layout debuted nine holes in 1995 and was completed in 2000, creating Wisconsin’s only Player course—a scenic par-72 that weaves through woodlands and wetlands with classic risk-reward decisions. Trevino’s design stretches across the undulating countryside and subtly favors a natural fade, with gentle doglegs to the right on many par 4s and 5s. Together, the trio offers seasoned golfers a thorough test while remaining inviting for newcomers.