Golf courses in Superior, WI.

Superior, WI

Nemadji Golf Course is a 36-hole public facility in Superior, Wisconsin, owned by the City of Superior and managed by KemperSports. The complex dates to 1932, when architect Stanley Pelchar laid out the original North and South nines. The East and West nines, which form the East-West eighteen, were added later, with the East side designed by Roger Packard and the West nine by Don Herfort during expansions in the 1980s and early 1990s. From the black tees, the East-West combination plays to about 6,571 yards at a par of 72. The facility also includes a complimentary par-3 course and practice areas serving golfers of all levels. Nemadji has hosted University of Wisconsin-Superior collegiate golf and high school matches.