Wisco Golf Addict

In 2010, Paul Seifert, a passionate golfer, launched the WiscoGolfAddict blog to merge his love for writing with his enthusiasm for golf. Since its inception, the blog has expanded its content significantly, moving beyond just local golf course reviews to include features on premier golf destinations across the U.S., insights on products and equipment, as well as various reflections on golf culture. The audience of WiscoGolfAddict is diverse, appealing to everyone from casual weekend golfers to country club members, as well as competitive players and those who appreciate a leisurely stroll on the course.

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Rose & Fire Headcovers: Bold Designs, Built to Last

1 week ago | wiscogolfaddict.com | Troy Giljohann |Paul Seifert

Are you looking to add some “fire” to your golf bag? (no pun Intended)Rose and Fire is here to help you. Headlining the Rose and Fire site is the quote “Sport your clubs in style” and I have to agree. Headcovers have become such an expressive option out on the course and you will not be lost in the crowd with any of Rose and Fire’s offerings in or on your bag. I was fortunate enough to try out a few of their pieces and was impressed with not only their unique designs but the build quality.
Mully Box Review: Premium Golf Gear Delivered to Your Door

1 week ago | wiscogolfaddict.com | Rich Bauer |Paul Seifert

When I was asked to review the Mully Box, I jumped on it faster than a fat kid chasing an ice cream truck. Who doesn’t like surprises? And who doesn’t like someone else doing their shopping for them? So BAM, I was in. First, a little backstory on the masterminds behind Mully Box. They kicked off in 2017 out of St. Clair Shores, Michigan (because where else do golf dreams begin if not a basement in Michigan?).
Streamsong Red: Beauty, BBQ & a Brilliant Biarritz in Florida

1 week ago | wiscogolfaddict.com | Paul Seifert

When you first arrive at Streamsong Resort – miles from any major road and tucked deep into rural Bowling Green, Florida – you can tell right away you’re somewhere special. The terrain is unlike anything you’d associate with the state. Towering dunes, native grasses, blowout bunkers and vast ponds stretch out in every direction, creating a wild, unspoiled landscape that feels more like something you’d find in the remote Midwest than in Central Florida.
Caddy Splash: Conquer the Mud

2 weeks ago | wiscogolfaddict.com | Brian Murphy |Paul Seifert

Here in the Midwest, we all yearn to start the golf season with a bang after months indoors spent dreaming of immaculate days on the links in perfect weather. The reality is, the season often starts with a whimper. Bitter temps, high wind and rain define the early spring season, and combined with a rusty golf swing it can make for some ugly rounds. And then, to top it off, there’s mud.
Brandt Snedeker and Geoff Ogilvy Named Captains for 2026 Presidents Cup at Medinah

2 weeks ago | wiscogolfaddict.com | Paul Seifert

This morning’s announcement makes it official: Brandt Snedeker will lead the United States Team and Geoff Ogilvy will captain the Internationals for the 2026 Presidents Cup at Medinah Country Club in suburban Chicago.
Whistling Straits vs. Bay Harbor: Great Lakes Golf Showdown

3 weeks ago | wiscogolfaddict.com | Paul Seifert

When it comes to premier, Lake Michigan-bordering public golf experiences in the Midwest, Whistling Straits vs Bay Harbor Golf Club is a debate worth having. These two iconic tracks stand out for their scenery, challenge and memorable design. The two courses have long been tied to one another, and both were even named among Golf Digest’s “Best New Upscale Public Courses” of 1999. Whistling Straits was ranked number two (behind the original Bandon Dunes course) and the Links/Quarry was number three.
The Ultimate 2025 Golf Apparel Buying Guide (Tested & Reviewed)

1 month ago | wiscogolfaddict.com | Paul Seifert

Golf is more fun when you’re comfortable, confident and looking good – and the right apparel plays a major role in that equation. Over the past few years, the team at WiscoGolfAddict.com has tested hundreds of brands, and in 2025 these are the products we can’t recommend highly enough. From performance polos and pants to Wisconsin-born lifestyle lines, rain gear to socks, this guide pulls from real-world reviews and on-course experience.
Spring Break on Kiawah Island: Golf, Family & Southern Charm

1 month ago | wiscogolfaddict.com | Paul Seifert

If Pebble Beach is the crown jewel of the Pacific, then Kiawah Island Golf Resort in South Carolina is its Atlantic Coast counterpart. With world-class golf, luxurious and varied accommodations, family-friendly amenities and Lowcountry charm in spades, Kiawah is a dream destination that blends relaxation with recreation, all wrapped in five-star service and subtropical serenity. After five visits since 2017, my family and I continue to find new reasons to fall in love with Kiawah.
Venustas: Warm Your Golfing Spirit

1 month ago | wiscogolfaddict.com | Brian Murphy |Paul Seifert

Golf is an outdoor sport. If you’re a true enthusiast, you need to take the good weather with the bad and embrace the game regardless of the conditions Mother Nature throws our way. This especially rings true in the Midwest where you’re destined for a four-month season unless you bundle up and take on the cold in March and November. “Bundling up” can be far easier, though, with the aid of heated apparel.
Tranquilo at Four Seasons Orlando: A Peaceful Retreat in Walt’s Neighborhood

1 month ago | wiscogolfaddict.com | Paul Seifert

Calm…Quiet…Peaceful…Which is why “Tranquilo” is the perfect name for the course at the Four Seasons Orlando at Walt Disney World Resort. Look, I’ve been going to Disney since I can remember. It’s kind of what you just do as a native Floridian. You go to the beach and you go to Disney. But I never knew this type of world-class golf was located right in the heart of the magic. I mean, it’s so close to Magic Kingdom that you can actually hear the Stream Train while you putz around the track.