Milwaukee also is a major center for mutual funds and investment management, serving as home base for the Nicholas Funds, the Strong Funds, the Heartland Funds and many more names that are familiar to investors throughout the world. For sports fans, the game never ends in Milwaukee. The Milwaukee Brewers have moved from the American to National League and still play in County Stadium, which was built for the old Milwaukee Braves. Soon, the sounds of balls hitting bats will come from a domed Miller Park, under construction just southeast of County Stadium. Milwaukee also is home for the Milwaukee Bucks of the National Basketball Association, the Milwaukee Wave indoor soccer club, the Milwaukee Admirals hockey franchise and the Milwaukee Mustangs, an indoor professional football team.
Professional soccer is played outdoors on the north side of the metropolitan area.
For those who want to play, rather than watch, golf courses and tennis facilities are located in all parts of the metropolitan area. Milwaukee County s golf courses are widely known and include Brown Deer, the only public course on which a major PGA tournament is played. Softball leagues abound in the parks, as well as vollyball, which has become a major activity at many neighborhood taverns. Marquette and UWM field teams in many NCAA sports and all of the universities offer diverse cultural and artistic programs throughout the year. Our maps, which are available in print and on line, are designed to help you navigate through the city and to make your way to popular outlying attractions such as Historic Cedarburg, bustling Brookfield, quaint Port Washington and the distinctive cities of Kenosha, Racine, Waukesha and West Bend.