Golf in Horicon

Horicon is a small city in Dodge County, set at the southern edge of the Horicon Marsh in south-central Wisconsin. The marsh, one of the largest freshwater cattail marshes in the country and a National Wildlife Refuge, draws birdwatchers to witness vast migrations of geese and other waterfowl each spring and fall. The city grew around manufacturing along the Rock River and remains closely tied to the marsh that defines its identity. Horicon lies in the farm country between Madison and the Fox Valley, in a quiet part of the state. Golfers in the area find recreational courses set among the farmland near the marsh. With Beaver Dam and Mayville nearby, Horicon offers a base for golf in Dodge County, in the wetland and farm country of south-central Wisconsin, where the vast marsh and its waterfowl migrations shape the region's character and draw visitors throughout the year.