Arnold B. Walker Milwaukee County Championship

The Arnold Walker Championship is a 36-hole, flighted stroke play event with over six decades of history. Open to Milwaukee County Public Links Association members, with non-members also eligible to compete for an additional fee, the championship gives players a competitive multi-round test in a long-standing public links tradition. The final round is played at the legendary Brown Deer Park Golf Couse. Designed in 1929 by George Hansen, the 18-hole municipal course (maintained by the Milwaukee County Parks system).is best known for hosting the PGA Tour's Greater Milwaukee Open (GMO) and as the site of Tiger Woods’ professional debut in 1996.