If you’re looking for somewhere to hold a meeting that has country club elegance, fine dining experiences, and guaranteed stunning views, then you’re looking for a golf course. Golf has forever been the staple of how old men do business, but that’s a stigma we’re trying to break. Golf isn’t just for the men on the brink of retirement trying to close a deal. It’s for everyone, whether they’re looking to do business, have fun, or just get out of the regular office vibes.
There are so many golf courses across the Midwest just waiting to host your event. Places like Arrowhead Golf Club in Wheaton, IL, who have five unique event spaces, with the largest being able to accommodate up to 275 guests. The space offers a gorgeous panoramic view of their neatly manicured golf course with three balconies, French glass doors, picture windows, and vaulted ceilings. After the meeting is all said and done, hit the green, choosing from one of three nine-hole courses. Or choose to just practice your swing on the driving range. The staff at Arrowhead Golf Club are incredibly accommodating to their guests and will ensure your event is above par.
There are also many golf courses attached to resorts that are spectacular. Try meeting at Destination Kohler in Kohler, WI. They have four courses that can range in difficulty, making it challenging for the pros but fair for the amateurs. Create everlasting business bonds on the green of one of Golf Digest’s “America’s Top 100 Greatest Public Golf Courses.” And if you’re anything like me, you’ll definitely appreciate the on-site resort spa to work out all of the kinks you created from taking 15 swings on a five-par hole.
Meetings at a golf course don’t always have to end in golf, either. So many golf courses have a club house on site, as well as restaurants and bars. So if golfing is not really “your thing,” there’s always other options when it comes to before, during, and after business. Not to mention, golf courses take pride in their appearance, so you’re never going to have a disappointing view. Whether you are on hole one, hole nine, or the parking lot, you’re bound to see some stunning scenery.
Do your attendees a favor and mix it up from the traditional setting of a boardroom. Get some fresh air, take in the picturesque course, and get down to business on one of the Midwest’s elegant golf courses.
There are also many golf courses attached to resorts that are spectacular. Try meeting at Destination Kohler in Kohler, WI. They have four courses that can range in difficulty, making it challenging for the pros but fair for the amateurs. Create everlasting business bonds on the green of one of Golf Digest’s “America’s Top 100 Greatest Public Golf Courses.” And if you’re anything like me, you’ll definitely appreciate the on-site resort spa to work out all of the kinks you created from taking 15 swings on a five-par hole.
Meetings at a golf course don’t always have to end in golf, either. So many golf courses have a club house on site, as well as restaurants and bars. So if golfing is not really “your thing,” there’s always other options when it comes to before, during, and after business. Not to mention, golf courses take pride in their appearance, so you’re never going to have a disappointing view. Whether you are on hole one, hole nine, or the parking lot, you’re bound to see some stunning scenery.
Do your attendees a favor and mix it up from the traditional setting of a boardroom. Get some fresh air, take in the picturesque course, and get down to business on one of the Midwest’s elegant golf courses.