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Meeting Venues

The Grand Hall of the Great Lakes

The Grand Hall of the Great Lakes allows you to arrange large meetings and breakouts easily. The entire facility can seat 750 guests theater-style, and the space also divides into five individual salons: Lake Huron, Lake Superior, Lake Michigan, Lake Ontario and Lake Erie – perfect for breakout sessions.

  • Capacity: 750 theatre, 514 classroom, 850 reception, 600 banquet, 335 crescents
  • Divides into five individual salons
  • 7519 sq. ft. total
  • Lake Superior and Lake Michigan feature more than 2300 square feet of function space each
  • Lake Erie, Lake Ontario and Lake Huron rooms provide more than 720 square feet each
  • Portable staging, external television/cable hookup, programmable theater lighting and audiovisual recording capabilities
  • Built-in screens
  • Fully ADA-compliant
  • Traverse Bay: 425 sq. ft.
  • Georgian Bay capacity: 32 theatre, 12 classroom, 40 reception, 24 banquet, 18 conference, 16 crescents
  • Georgian Bay: 459 sq. ft.
  • Whitefish Bay capacity: 20 theatre, 9 classroom, 25 reception, 16 banquet, 12 conference, 8 crescents
  • Whitefish Bay: 340 sq. ft.

Thunder Bay / Marquette / Bay de Noc Rooms

Located on the conference level, these beautifully appointed meeting rooms exude elegance characteristic of The American Club. The rooms’ close proximity works well for large breakout sessions, and the foyer can be used for a cocktail reception, breakfast or midday snacks.

  • Marquette Bay capacity: 80 theatre, 45 classroom, 24 U-shape, 80 reception, 60 banquet, 28 conference, 32 crescents
  • Marquette Bay: 971 sq. ft.
  • Thunder Bay capacity: 110 theatre, 54 classroom, 34 U-shape, 100 reception, 80 banquet, 36 conference
  • Thunder Bay: 1236 sq. ft.
  • Bay de Noc capacity: 90 theatre, 54 classroom, 42 U-shape, 90 reception, 70 banquet, 36 conference, 48 crescents
  • Bay de Noc: 1162 sq. ft.
  • Built-in projection screens and external television/cable hookups

The Great Bay Ballroom

Under the glitter of crystal chandeliers and a 10-foot ceiling, the Great Bay Ballroom offers uncommon luxury.Under the glitter of crystal chandeliers and a 10-foot ceiling, the Great Bay Ballroom offers uncommon luxury.

  • Capacity: 220 theatre, 144 classroom, 56 U-shape, 285 reception, 160 banquet, 112 crescents
  • Smaller rooms also available
  • 2427 sq. ft.
  • Built-in state-of-the-art equipment including external television/cable hookups, recording capabilities and more

Traverse Bay, Georgian Bay and Whitefish Bay

Intimately sized and specifically designed to accommodate private business meetings or personal social gatherings, the Traverse Bay, Georgian Bay and Whitefish Bay rooms all offer the unique and classic design of The American Club, scaled to fit your specific needs. 

  • Traverse Bay capacity: 24 theatre, 12 classroom, 40 reception, 24 banquet, 18 conference, 16 crescents
  • Traverse Bay: 425 sq. ft.
  • Georgian Bay capacity: 32 theatre, 12 classroom, 40 reception, 24 banquet, 18 conference, 16 crescents
  • Georgian Bay: 459 sq. ft.
  • Whitefish Bay capacity: 20 theatre, 9 classroom, 25 reception, 16 banquet, 12 conference, 8 crescents
  • Whitefish Bay: 340 sq. ft.
  • Built-in screens

Founder's Boardroom

The richly appointed Founder’s Room, featuring a sitting room with fireplace and a private boardroom, is a great choice for board meetings or executive sessions. A private courtyard terrace located directly off French doors lets attendees get fresh air throughout the day. Ornate with beautiful woodwork, the Founder’s Room features a Baker® boardroom conference table.

  • Capacity: 14 guests
  • Includes sitting area, boardroom and private terrace
  • Individual lighting and temperature controls
  • State-of-the-art electronics and presentation support

Appley Theatre

The Appley Theatre is a state-of-the-art facility with classroom seating ideal for training and sales meetings. 

  • Capacity: 88 classroom-style
  • 2103 sq. ft.

Council Room

Located within the Appley Theatre of the Carriage House, the Council Room is an excellent meeting or party space. With floor-to-ceiling windows lining the room, natural light pours into this spacious area.

  • Capacity: 72 theatre, 42 classroom, 39 U-shape, 70 reception, 60 banquet, 34 conference, 48 crescents
  • 842 sq. ft.

Winnebago Suite

 Available for private parties, the Winnebago Suite is ideal for small corporate meetings in an informal setting or for relaxing, after-meeting gatherings. Tucked away in a private area of the hotel away from guestrooms, it gives guests a fun atmosphere to socialize and provides views of both the garden and village with windows on three walls. We can arrange food and beverage service, or guests can call Room Service at any time. 

  • Capacity: 25 guests
  • 544 sq. ft.
  • Billiards table
  • Card tables, games and poker chips
  • TV
  • Wet bar with sink, countertop, glassware and full-size refrigerator
  • Complete audiovisual services

Woodlands Hall

The Inn on Woodlake’s state-of-the-art conference center can be used as one room or broken down into four smaller ones. Much more modern in design than rooms at The American Club®, Woodlands Hall features a new geometric ceiling lighting feature, wall-size murals of Kohler's championship golf courses and select pieces from Kohler's Arts/Industry Program. A year-round professional services staff ensures every aspect of your next meeting – from room setup and breakouts to transportation and recreational activities – is to your satisfaction.

  • Capacity: 126 guests in classroom space, 72 U-shape, 80 hollow, 240 banquet
  • Smaller rooms also available
  • 2738 sq. ft.
  • Drop-down video screens
  • The latest audiovisual equipment

Wolf Pack/Bear Clan

These characterful meeting areas are designed as Canadian lodgepole structures with rustic décor. Located on the first floor of the Blackwolf Run Clubhouse, the Wolf Pack and Bear Clan rooms are designed as Canadian lodge-pole structures with Native American artifacts, log cabin walls and beams, and rustic décor. Iron chandeliers and authentic bear rugs add to the charm. While the rooms can be separated, they’re frequently used together for meetings and golfers’ breakfasts or lunches. The Wolf Pack has windows on two walls, both looking out onto the course, and a private terrace overlooks the double 18th green – perfect for an outdoor cocktail reception.

  • Capacity: 150 guests
  • Private entrance to the parking lot
  • Drop-down screen
  • Air walls split two rooms when desired

Treaty Room

Located in the lower level of the Blackwolf Run Clubhouse, the Treaty Room offers a picturesque view of the Sheboygan River and the golf course – a rustic setting for a meeting or golfers’ lunch. Windows overlook the double 18th hole and the river, while two doors on either side of the room allow guests to walk right up from the course and enjoy the private terrace. This versatile room can easily be used for both morning meetings or breakfast and lunch after a round of golf.

  • Capacity: 50 guests
  • Adjacent to locker rooms
  • Dropdown screen

Irish Barn

A distinctive fieldstone barn with the east side exposed, the Irish Barn overlooks The Straits® at Whistling Straits holes #9, #10 and #18 and Lake Michigan. This fieldstone structure is reminiscent of barns in the Irish countryside and serves as a unique location for meetings and golf banquets – the perfect balance of rustic elegance. The east wall is entirely open to the elements, although canvas walls with windows can be pulled down, and stand heaters can be turned on if needed.

  • Capacity: 120 guests
  • Nearby Championship Locker Room available for additional fee
  • Guests can easily move in and out
  • Buffet dining only
  • Built-in bar

Kohler Design Center

The Kohler Design Center is a three-level showcase of innovative product design and technology, creative achievement and American history. A fusion of old and new, the space offers a comprehensive representation of Kohler Co.'s state-of-the-art products and stunning examples of the company's contributions to gracious living and interior design.

 

The building was originally used as a recreation hall for residents of the Village of Kohler. In 1985 it was transformed into a 36,000-square-foot showcase for the Kohler family of businesses. Every detail is presented with energy and innovation to reinforce the company's image as a leader in technology, color and style.