Eagle River Golf Course

Sayner, WI · 14 mi away

Plum Lake Golf Club is a 9-hole course set among rolling hills and tall timber on Plum Lake in Sayner, Wisconsin, in the state's northern lake country. The course opened in 1912 and plays 3,113 yards from the longest tees at a par of 36, with a course rating of 34.9 and slope of 119. Several holes feature blind approaches over hills and greens with pronounced slopes, giving the course a distinct, old-style character. The club is open to the public and also offers memberships. A wraparound porch overlooking the lake serves as a gathering spot after rounds. The course operates seasonally during the northern Wisconsin golf season.

Saint Germain, WI · 15 mi away

St. Germain Golf Club is carved out of a dense pine forest in St. Germain, Wisconsin, in the state's northwoods region. The course opened as a 9-hole facility in 1993 and was expanded to 18 holes in 1996, with the back tees stretching to about 6,697 yards. Architect Don Stepanik designed the layout. A frequently noted hole is the par-4 fifth, a gentle dogleg right framed by pines. St. Germain operates as a public course with seasonal green fees that vary through the year. It offers golf instruction from an LPGA professional and a restaurant, the Whitetail Inn, for use after rounds.

Woodruff, WI · 24 mi away

Trout Lake Golf Club, established in 1924, is one of the oldest 18-hole golf facilities in Wisconsin's Northwoods, located near Woodruff in Arbor Vitae. The back nine was completed in 1926, and the clubhouse is a converted 1880s logging home that has been restored over the years, including its fireplace and screened porch overlooking the 18th fairway. The course is open to public play as a daily-fee facility, with a large practice area featuring a 325-yard range and extensive putting and chipping greens. Recent renovations have updated the course and its tee complexes, including a new forward tee on the 12th hole and restoration of a century-old silo on the grounds.