History
The Oshkosh Country Club golf course has been known for its spectacular beauty and creative design. The course originally designed by Tom Bendelow of Chicago – who created some of the finest courses in the country.
May 1899Incorporated as Algoma Country Club
May 1900
Purchased Sturtevant land – now Lake Shore Municipal course
July 1902
First Professional Golfer hired – John Joy
June 1918
New nice hole course opened by the Oshkosh Country Club, successor to the Algoma Country Club at the present site
April 1924
Second nine holes added
May 1967
Irrigation added from tees to greens
March 1973
Club house burns down
December 1974
New Club house opens
April 1987
Enlarged and renovated Club house opens
May 1987
New drainage system completed on the golf course
May 1991
New kitchen and dining area added in the Club house
May 1998
Pool complex renovation and 100 year forest donated
September 1998
Extensive golf course layout changes and upgrades
February 2002
New men's locker room complex
May 2004
Entire new aquatics complex, renovation of Pro Shop & scoreboard
January 2011
OCC Equity membership buyout of the Oshkosh Country Club
April 2011
Entire interior of main clubhouse renovate