The Captain's Kit
The Midwest Ryder Cup Run
Kohler, WI
Walk the 2021 Ryder Cup grounds, play four Pete Dye courses, and eat your weight in Wisconsin cheese curds.
4 days · 5 rounds · all-in ~$2,100/pp
- The full day-by-day, course by course
- Lodging pick, line-item costs, booking contacts
- The captain's playbook (insider tips, bonus plays, founder note)
Plus weather codes, caddie strategy, and the airport you should actually fly into.
One-time purchase · 7-day refund · no subscription
Verified June 2026
Top courses
Where you'll play
Whistling Straits (Straits Course)
2021 Ryder Cup venue. Dramatic links course perched on Lake Michigan cliffs. Walking only with caddie required. Over 1,000 bunkers.
Whistling Straits (Irish Course)
The Straits' inland sibling. More rolling and less dramatic but still elite Pete Dye links-style golf.
Blackwolf Run (River Course)
Along the Sheboygan River. Hosted 2012 U.S. Women's Open. Tighter and more wooded than Whistling Straits.
Blackwolf Run (Meadow Valleys Course)
The most accessible of the four courses. Still Pete Dye character but more forgiving. Good warm-up round.
From captains who've been
What the captains know
The small things that make or break the trip. Booking windows, weather codes, caddie strategy, the airport you should actually fly into.
6 insider tips · all unlocked in the kit below
The itinerary
What you'll play and when
A captain wrote this. Every tee time has a reason. Here's the first part.
Day 1
Blackwolf Run (Meadow Valleys Course)
Tee time: 3:00 PM
Most accessible of the four courses gives you a warm-up round after noon arrival from MKE without the pressure of Straits or River.
Day 2
Whistling Straits (Straits Course)
Tee time: 8:00 AM
Book the Straits first and build your trip around it — morning start beats Lake Michigan wind and afternoon fatigue on a walking-only course.
What's inside the kit
The rest of the trip
Five sections. Everything a captain needs to run this trip — not just dream about it.
Where you'll stay and why
The lodging pick, the rate, the reason it beats the alternatives.
What it really costs (line by line)
The actual number per person. Not a vague range.
Who to call and what to ask
Phone numbers, emails, the exact booking script.
What to do when you're not on the course
The best meal of the trip. The post-round bar. The sneaky par-3.
From the captain
Why this trip, what to expect, the things that make the difference.
3 more days inside
The full day-by-day — including which course to play when the wind picks up, caddie strategy, and the right tee times to book — is in the kit.
The whole trip · one kit · $29
The Midwest Ryder Cup Run
4 days · 5 rounds · all-in ~$2,100/pp
One-time purchase · 7-day refund · no subscription
You're the captain. Show up and run the trip.