Homer Fieldhouse

Mineral Point, WI

Dodge Point Country Club is located in Mineral Point, Wisconsin, in the state's rural Iowa County. The club has operated since 1947 and was originally designed by Homer Fieldhouse, with a nine-hole addition built in 2003. The course covers nearly 6,000 yards over eighteen holes with tree-lined fairways, water hazards, sand traps and bent-grass greens, set in an open countryside location described by the club as offering wide views with little traffic or noise. Ownership has changed hands periodically over the decades, most recently in 2026. Dodge Point is a semi-private club open to public play, with a full bar, snack service, junior and adult leagues, and practice facilities including a driving range and putting green.

Tomahawk, WI

Edgewater Country Club is located on the shores of Lake Alice in Tomahawk, Wisconsin, in the state's Northwoods region. A course has occupied the area since the late 1920s, and the current nine-hole layout has operated under family ownership for about 25 years. The course plays over rolling, wooded ground typical of the Northwoods, with the par-5 seventh hole running along the lakefront as its best-known feature and a par-3 ninth requiring a shot over water. Terrain mixes trees, water hazards and gentle elevation change across the nine holes. Edgewater is open to the public daily during the season and offers tee times by phone, a driving range and a daily food menu. It is easy to find just off County Road A near Highway 51, about a mile east of the highway on Echo Valley Road.

Lomira, WI

The Golf Club at Camelot is an 18-hole, par-71 public golf course in Lomira, Wisconsin, built in 1966. It plays to roughly 6,300 yards from the back tees and includes a short course option as well. Situated along State Highway 67, the course has a clubhouse, restaurant and bar serving golfers in Lomira year after year.

Chippewa Falls, WI

Lake Hallie Golf Club is a public 18 hole course in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin. The layout was designed by Art Tangen and opened for play in 1925. It plays to a par of 70 and measures 5,885 yards from the longest tees. The course features a unique challenge for golfers of all skill levels. It is one of the oldest courses in the area and has matured over the last century. Andy North grew up playing here. The clubhouse includes a restaurant and bar for guests to enjoy after their round.

Yankton, SD

Hillcrest Golf & Country Club is a semi-private, family-oriented facility in Yankton, South Dakota. Homer Fieldhouse designed the course in 1953. It has been recognized as one of South Dakota's top courses. Hillcrest hosts special golf events, including the Dakotas Tour Pro-Am Invitational. The club offers programs like Ladies and Men’s days and a Junior Golf Program.