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If you’re not a group interested in filling your entire trip with golf balls, let me help you explore our wonderful state of Wisconsin.  After a morning on the links in Kohler, plan a trip to Green Bay for the famous Lambeau Field tour.  Or play Erin Hills, and then head down to Potawatomi Casino for a night of gambling in downtown Milwaukee.  Odds are, no matter what time of year you are planning your trip, there will be plenty of things to choose from besides golf.

History roars to life at the Harley-Davidson Museum^®. It’s the best of American design and culture – seasoned with freedom and rebellion, showcased in a landmark building. See why the Museum is one of Milwaukee’s top tourist destinations.  Behind-the-scenes tours, boots-on-the-ground factory visits, hands-on activities. It’s all here. More on the Harley Museum

The Miller Visitor Center offers you an indoor/outdoor guided walking tour of Miller Valley, home to over 155 years of brewing history. Experience everything from Fredrick Miller’s arrival in Milwaukee to the high-speed production lines used today.  Your free, one-hour tour seamlessly blends the rich history of Miller Brewing Co. with the modern technology of today’s brewing process.   More on the Miller Brewery Tour

Nothing says Milwaukee quite like a tailgate party at Miller Park.  You could get there early and park right in the middle of it, or eat dinner at a local establishment that provides one of the dozens of shuttles to take you to the stadium.  Whether you are a big baseball fan or not, attending a game at Miller Park is an experience. If the Brewers are at home while you are on your golf trip, it might be a nice add-on to consider. More on Milwaukee Brewers Baseball

If it’s group gaming action you crave, we’ve got you covered. With close to 100 table games across our casino floor—in low to high limits, featuring new progressive wagers linking several of our most popular games—you’ll find your favorite table in no time!  Our almost 3,000 slot machines feature the latest themes, video technology and progressives in denominations from 1¢ to $100. Whatever your interest, our casino floor and smoke-free sky lounge have just the game for you. More on Potawatomi Casino

Is your group headed to downtown Milwaukee during your trip? Check out Fore! Milwaukee on Water Street. Fore! Milwaukee is way more than a nice sports bar..it features four high tech simulators for you to practice and hone your skills. The simulators feature 34 golf courses and an interactive practice facility, perfect for figuring out why your swing thoughts weren’t working earlier in the day. And if you are really desperate for some help, owner Tim Grogan is a certified PGA teaching professional. Tell him Wisconsin Golf Trips sent you!  More on Fore! Milwaukee

Lambeau Field stadium tours allow fans to experience the Packers’ history-rich facility first-hand and see several behind-the-scenes areas. There are three different tour options available the Classic Stadium Tour, the Champions Tour and the Legendary Tour. Tour guides will lead you through the Lambeau Field Atrium, to one of our private suites. From there, you will be taken down, through the players tunnel, and learn all about the incredible history of the Green Bay Packers. More on the Lambeau Field Tour

Edelweiss Cruises is Milwaukee’s premier cruise company featuring the largest fleet variety in the area. All vessels feature outdoor viewing decks, restrooms, interior bars, and large enclosed cabins allowing for cruising in any weather condition. Enjoy a 3-course dinner while enjoying magnificent views of downtown Milwaukee and the shoreline of Lake Michigan. Or take the City Skyline Cruise, ideal for couples or visitors to Milwaukee who are looking for a relaxing cruise after dinner. More on Edelweiss Cruises

The Milwaukee Art Museum collects and preserves art, presenting it to the community as a vital source of inspiration and education. 30,000 works of art. 400,000+ visitors a year. 125 years of collecting art. From its roots in Milwaukee’s first art gallery in 1888, the Museum has grown today to be an icon for Milwaukee and a resource for the entire state. More on Milwaukee Art Museum