Golf in Marshfield

Marshfield is a city straddling the Wood and Marathon county line in central Wisconsin, a regional medical and agricultural center. Home to a major clinic and research foundation, the city anchors the surrounding dairy country and is known for the World's Largest Round Barn at its annual fair. Marshfield sits in the gently varied farmland of central Wisconsin, in country between the Wisconsin River valley to the east and the Driftless-influenced terrain to the southwest. The area blends its medical-hub identity with the surrounding agriculture. Golfers in the area find recreational and club courses set among the farmland. With Wisconsin Rapids and Stevens Point to the southeast and Wausau to the northeast, Marshfield offers a base for golf in central Wisconsin, in the dairy and agricultural country of Wood and Marathon counties, where farming and the regional medical center shape the character of this part of the state.