Quit Qui Oc Golf Course
Lessons for any focus
At the rolling Quit Qui Oc Golf Course, you can challenge yourself with 27 separate holes, or you can take the day to learn a bit from the wide-ranging educational resources at the facilities.
The Quit Qui Oc family boasts three PGA and LPGA certified instructors: General Manager and Director of Golf Tom Wiese, his daughter Rachel Montaba, and her husband and Head Professional Todd Montaba. Anyone is free to register for lessons, whether you prefer a group setting or one-on-one individual guidance. Many residents, both permanent and those with summer cottages, schedule weekly classes, and friends can reserve a group slot together. Often, regular visitors to Elkhart Lake will take private lessons for the days that they are in town – making the most of their stay and the accessible course!
Students can elect to focus on any technique they wish, from full-swing and chipping to putting and sand traps. Even without a lesson from one of the PGA/LPGA professionals, Quit Qui Oc maintains a large, open driving range wide enough to accommodate many simultaneous players and about 10,000 square feet of greens to practice putting and chipping for students and players of all ages and skill. There is a lot of room for learning at Quit Qui Oc.
Classes and lessons are still open to more players, or simply plan a round or two when you make your Wisconsin getaway reservations and bring the whole family for a day on the links. Quit Qui Oc’s open season is underway and runs through the end of a beautiful autumn. Call 920-876-2833 for reservations or visit www.quitquioc.com.
Contact Quit Qui Oc Golf Course:
- Established in 1927, Quit Qui Oc Golf Course's 27-hole layout offers golfers of all abilities a unique experience. The golf course is very playable, yet challenging enough for a sense of accomplishment.
- Phone: 920-876-2833
- Online: www.quitquioc.com
Past Features:
Golfing for the Boy Scouts
Quit Qui Oc Golf Course will host its annual and ever-popular Boy Scout Fundraising Outing on Wednesday, June 6th this year, with proceeds benefitting the Boy Scouts of America. Entry into the 18-hole event includes a cart, boxed lunch and an end-of-tournament bratwurst fry for all players. The tournament will be played in teams, scramble-style. Players will beef up their…