Mineral Point, WI
1771 County Rd Yd, Mineral Point, WI 53565
About this course
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.
Type
Parkland
Region
Midwest
Holes
18
Par
70
Yardage
5,979
Established
1947
LooperScore
74.8
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Design & architects
- Homer Fieldhouse, architect
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Nearby courses
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The Springs
Spring Green, WI · 19 mi away
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Platteville Country Club
Platteville, WI · 21 mi away
Platteville Golf & Country Club is an 18-hole course laid out across rolling hillsides in Platteville, in southwestern Wisconsin, on North Water Street. The club has offered golf since 1921 and describes itself as a member-equity course with small, quick greens shaped by the area's terrain. Non-members are welcome to play. The course is open to the public despite its membership structure, and includes 7 Hills on the Course, an on-site restaurant and bar. A driving range and weekly men's, women's and couples leagues run through the golf season, which runs from spring through late fall.
Lancaster Country Club
Lancaster, WI · 29 mi away
Lancaster Country Club sits on Lincoln Avenue in Lancaster, Wisconsin, across from Memorial Park in Grant County. The municipal course occupies rolling ground on the edge of town, giving golfers open views typical of the region's farmland. The eighteen-hole course opened in 1934 and has been run by the city of Lancaster for most of its history, making it one of the older municipal courses in southwestern Wisconsin. Play is open to the public, with bentgrass greens and bluegrass fairways and out-of-bounds stakes along several fairways. A pavilion at the course hosts outings and other gatherings, and tee times can be booked through the pro shop.
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