Cherrywood Hills Whiffle Ball Golf Course

Here’s how we aerate the greens here at Cherrywood Hills!

The recent rains have been very good Cherrywood Hills.

Fresh sand for 2025

A very special day indeed when Cherrywood Hills hosted the Day of Champions as 8 winners from past tournaments gathered on a brisk afternoon for a round of whiffle ball golf. Former champions from as far back as 1990 were in the field for his historic day. Two were tied after 18 holes setting up a 1 hole playoff between Frank R. and Tim F. TAfter hitting the stick on a tricky downhill chip, Tim tapped in to claim honors. Thanks to all that returned for ‘One More Shot at Glory.’

Another backyard golf tournament has come and gone at Cherrywood Hills - the 33rd time family and friends have teed up whiffle balls and navigated the par 72 layout. The champion this year was Jeff Badger. As the sun gave way, lights lit up the course. More photos on the way!

Cherrywood Hills looks ready to host its backyard tournament for the 33rd straight year next Monday. Looking from behind the 3rd, 6th, 14th and 18th green.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from Cherrywood Hills.

JACKPOT for Fults at Cherrywood Hills

WAUKESHA - Just as in poker, a small straight tops an Ace.
It played out that way Monday at the year-end Duffers party at Cherrywood Hills whiffle ball golf club in Waukesha.
At the end, it was Tim Fults who won the biggest pot in the most competitive final round in years.
For the record, Fults had a run of four straight birdies on 13-16 to offset Jeff Badger’s hole-in-one on the uphill par 3 11th for a one-stroke victory.
In a remarkable display of whiffle ball shot-making, Fults posted a 5-under 31 and Badger a 4-under 32 in the 9 hole championship round.
Duffer league champion Phil Esche finished in third with a 44 and Zack Tremaine claimed 4th as Kris Jacob and Martin Reggette were unable to finish.
It marked the second straight win for Fults and fifth win since 2012. Per tournament custom, Jordan Jacob presented as Fults with the wobbly trophy.
Badger’s ace opened up a two-shot lead over Fults and after a Badger birdie on 12, the lead was four (8 to 12). Fults responded with four birdies in a row, including a long putt on 16 that sharply curled in to give him a one shot lead (24 to 25).
After both players parred the par 4 17th and both found the middle of the fairway on the par 5 18th, it was showtime. Under the lights, Badger went first and dropped a dime on the green before it came to rest just off the back of the green - under a foot away - for possible eagle. Fults stepped up and cashed in with a high-flying approach that clung to the back of the green - a mere three inches away from the hole
After Badger made his 3, Fults tapped in for the one-shot win.
“I really don’t know how I did that,” Fults said.
“I really don’t know how he did that,” thought Badger.
Other tournament highlights included a ceremonial opening tee shot by Tom “the Senator” Vickerman, Mike Neimon’s first round 71, seeing newcomers Mick Cohodes, Steve Bonnell and Jeremy Block weave their way around the backyard AND Esche’s stellar performance on the grill. Thanks to all the came and enjoyed Cherrywood Hills.

Enough said!

By popular demand… last night’s rain was good to Cherrywood Hills. Here’s a few photos as proof. Also… a round of golf for four at Cherrywood Hills will be auctioned off on June 30 at the 1st LIVING 4 LINDSEY Foundation golf outing to benefit appendix cancer research. Prize package includes food and drink and 18 holes of fun and frolic. Visit https://www.facebook.com/events/2876850312594630
and privately send us your bid for inclusion in the silent auction.
Have a great summer! See you in the fairway!

WAUKESHA – The Eagle has landed… and it landed Waukesha’s Tim Fults another year of ownership of the highly-sought-after Cherrywood Hills Golf Championship trophy with an under-par performance in Monday’s event. His eagle 3 on the final hole also landed Fults a spot in the Cherrywood Hills Hall of Fame – if there ever is one.

Fults, after leading the group of 12 after the first round with a 74, fired a one-under 35 on the traditional 9-hole playoff. Duffers’ league champion Aaron Kutzer had his best showing at Cherrywood with a 39 for second place. Kutzer’s double bogey 7 on the final hole gave Fults some breathing room on the final fairway - an uphill par 5 - one of the most beautiful finishing holes in all of golf.
“Take that!” Fults hollered after draining a difficult putt over a mound and into the cup on the last hole.
Per tournament custom, the youngest (Jordan) passed out the trophy to Tim Fults.