Welcome back to another edition of the fried egg podcast.

Today's episode is brought to you by Visit Milwaukee.

Wisconsin is home to some of America's best public access golf,

most of which is a short drive from Milwaukee.

Center your summer travel plans around coming to the Brew City. You can enjoy courses

designed by the late great Pete Die,

Langford and Moreau, Corin Crenshaw, David McLean

Kidd, and many more, all within a reasonable drive

from the city.

You know, center to the trip around the city. Stay in the city. You know center to the trip around the city. Stay in the city. It's a great

spot to stay and you know it gives you a lot of options at night beyond golf. The best

part about staying in Milwaukee is those options and getting to indulge in the amazing food and beer scene.

The city is immensely walkable and filled with great craft breweries and James Beard award winning restaurants.

Go to visit Milwaukee.com slash golf for more information about how to make the most of your

trip.

We are back with an episode about a golf course that's less than an hour from Milwaukee, the Nine Hole Eagle Springs Golf Resort.

It's in Eagle Wisconsin.

This course is the oldest course in Wisconsin. This course is the oldest course in Wisconsin and

amazingly has been owned by the same family since its inception in

1893. We speak with its current owner, Mike Bolan, about the history of the course and what is like to own a course today.

I'm sure this will come out in the podcast, but Eagle Springs is worth the trip and stop.

It's a nine-hole course so you can get around it quick and add it easily to a golf

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