Only for sunday night or sunday and monday?
It’s looking like there only availability on Sunday 
I believe it was mentioned at some point in this thread, but The Delafield Hotel in Delafield is a wonderful option. Walking distance to a couple really good restaurants and some fun bars.
The lobby bar is tremendous and stays open late on the weekends. Our group rented all 38 rooms for 5 nights last July and would definitely do it again.
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The restaurant at the hotel is also excellent.
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Thanks for the recommendation on Delafield. I booked a room there….place looks cool
…I don’t think that’s ever been said about Delafield before.
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Can someone convince me one way or the other on if playing 36 at Lawsonia on Sunday isn’t a terrible idea that will ruin my ability to enjoy Monday? Super intrigued by @cbass group, but would hate to burn myself out ahead of the main event
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I’m signed up now but I’ve been thinking that maybe I’ll only play the links in the morning and then relax in the afternoon/evening
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I figure if I’m traveling all the way out to Wisconsin from DC, I’d like to play more than 23 holes of golf. An extra 18 just isn’t enough.
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Erin Hills is more physically demanding than just about anywhere. If you’re in good shape maybe you don’t notice it, but I did what you’re describing last year and afterwards wished I had just done 18 the previous day.
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I think this might be my play too, although I dont want to block someone else from catching the full 36 if thats their vibe. As much as I want to get as much living vicariously in as possible, I also recognize I might enjoy myself more if I’m functioning something like normal. Maybe the move is 18 in the morning and a casual 9 somewhere closer to home that evening…
Does this mean I got old?
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You can ride the 36 at lawsonia which makes it a lot easier
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Haven’t played Erin Hills yet but have played whistling a number of times. How’s it compare - walking wise?
Erin has a lot more elevation change. It seems like you’re walking up to almost every tee box on the property.
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So like walking the Irish - that’s such a bad walk. Always walking back to tee boxes and up to elevated plateaus.
Playing EH for the first time this Sunday, probably bad timing to get a decent burn close to my knee then? Will report back how I fair with the hills and hopefully have a nice scouting report for August!
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EH is mostly a slow loooong burn up and down.
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So I need to walk this summer to prep for the weekend. Got it
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I was a walking scorer for the Mid-Am there last year and just went back and looked at the activity tracked by my phone. It looks like I put on between 6-10 miles and 25 flights of stairs elevation on the days I was out there. (I’m pretty sure the high also included a 9 hole golf league that night)
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