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As Shorewood Golf Course begins the transition to a student recreation and engagement center, the University will be working to inventory and surplus outstanding golf course-related items and wrapping up any outstanding golf course...
The University Golf League is looking for people interested in golfing at Shorewood Golf Course this summer. This is a social league with a two-person team format. League dues will not be charged this...
Friday, Nov. 2, 2018 will be the last outdoor golf day of the season at Shorewood Golf Course. The Clubhouse restaurant will also close on Friday, Nov. 2, 2018 to daily activity but will remain...
The awards keep adding up for UW-Green Bay’s Shorewood Golf Course. The Golf Course Owners of Wisconsin (GCOW) has once again recognized Shorewood, and this year it is for Golf Course Appearance and Maintenance....
Former UW-Green Bay golf coach Jim Van Pee was featured in the Wisconsin.Golf article, “Family-owned golf courses in Wisconsin forced to look outside family to sustain, extend legacy.” In the article, Van Pee discusses...
Weather-pending Shorewood Golf Course will remain open until Nov. 4 and is offering several deals: Receive twilight rates for the remainder of the season: $10 to walk and $15 to ride for nine holes....
Lee Reinke, coach for UW-Green Bay men’s and women’s golf teams, will now be able to focus on his teams without the weight of previous responsibilities as assistant director of UW-Green Bay’s University Union and...
On Wednesday, June 27, some 50 aspiring boys and girls age 14-and-under will convene at the Shorewood Golf Course to participate in the Wisconsin State Golf Association Future Champions Tour Event #3. This annual tournament...
The Green Bay Press-Gazette and WBAY, Channel 2, both picked up the news this week that a proposal to remove 180 trees from the Shorewood Golf Course has been shelved. We told you Tuesday...
Shorewood Golf Course will continue the longstanding practice of removing dead or diseased trees in playable areas, but a proposal for more extensive tree removal across the 60-acre property has been set aside. Course Director Rick Warpinski announced the decision Tuesday (Jan. 24).
