In 1968 farmland that was owned by the Kramer Family was purchased by a group of investors for the purpose of building a golf course. These investors hired a well-known golf course architect by the name of Larry Pachard to design the facility. In 1970 nine holes were open with the remaining nine opening the following year. Besides the regulation length course, they built a 20,000 square foot clubhouse that could host parties up to 500. In 1974 Scott Krause who had previously lived in Minnesota, purchased the course. Scott was an avid golfer and brought with him a family of five children with ages 19 to 9. In the beginning it was a matter of attracting golfers and weddings to patronize a facility that was thought to be "way out in the boonies". As business grew so did the changes to the facility. There were 3000 trees added to the course, 41 sand traps, drain tile and innumerable cosmetic enhancements. The family has always had a hands on approach, to building their business. Scott was the general manager, Dodie (his wife) took care of all party and golf outing bookings. Mark, (the eldest son) was operations manager and head golf pro; Steve (the second son) worked on the golf course and in the pro shop while other members of the family worked at different jobs while growing up. The customers were always able to deal with a family member and be assured that a family member would be present to insure that their party was taken care of. In 1999 Scott sold the course to three of his son's, Mark, Steve and Chris. For the next 4 years they did major renovations to the course and clubhouse that included paved cart paths, the addition of planters and flowers everywhere, more trees were added, the clubhouse received new china, chairs, round tables, drapes and all new interior walls. The course is a shot makers course. Position off the tees is primary to be able to hit to the semi-small, super smooth greens. The course measure 6100 yards from the whites and 6550 from the blues with 8 doglegs scattered throughout the course. If you are looking to play a quality conditioned course, that is easy to walk and where the driver is not always the choice club off the tee, then MLCC is for you.The 18-hole "Muskego Lakes" course at the Muskego Lakes in Muskego, Wisconsin features 6,517 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 71 . The course rating is 72.0 and it has a slope rating of 129 on Blue grass. Designed by Larry Pachard High Season Greens Fee is $44.50 and Low Season Greens Fee is $34.