About this course
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.
Type
Parkland
Region
Midwest
Holes
9
Par
36
Yardage
3,113
Established
1912
LooperScore
75.1
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Design & architects
- Tom Bennet, architect
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St. Germain Golf Club
Saint Germain, WI · 5.5 mi away
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Trout Lake Golf & Country Club
Woodruff, WI · 10 mi away
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Eagle River Golf Course
Eagle River, WI · 14 mi away
Eagle River Golf Course is a municipally owned, 18-hole course in the Northwoods town of Eagle River, Wisconsin, surrounded by forest and lakes typical of the region. The course opened with nine holes in 1923, predating the city's incorporation, and an additional nine holes were added in 1988 when architect Don Herfort redesigned and expanded the layout. It features narrow, tree-lined fairways, strategically bunkered greens, and water hazards throughout. Eagle River is open to the public with tee times available through the pro shop. Practice facilities include a grass driving range, putting green, chipping area, and practice bunker. The course operates seasonally from spring through fall.
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