Wisconsin

Golf in Mineral Point

Mineral Point has 2 golf courses — 1 public — topped by Dodge Point Country Club at 6,007 yards.

Courses
2
Public
1
Longest
6,007 yds

Mineral Point is a small city in Iowa County, set in the Driftless country of southwestern Wisconsin in the heart of the historic lead-mining region. One of the oldest communities in the state, the city is famous for its preserved Cornish stone cottages at Pendarvis, its thriving arts scene, and the mining heritage that gave the region its character. The surrounding landscape is classic unglaciated terrain, with steep wooded ridges, deep valleys, and the scenic backroads of the Driftless. Mineral Point lies in the dairy and former mining country between Madison and the Mississippi. Golfers in the area find recreational courses set among the ridges and valleys of the Driftless. With Dodgeville nearby and Madison within reach to the east, Mineral Point offers a base for golf in Iowa County, in one of the most historic and scenic corners of southwestern Wisconsin, where the mining heritage and the Driftless hills define the region.

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Courses in Mineral Point

  1. Dodge Point Country Club Iowa CountyPrivate Par 71 · 6,007 yds · 68.5/11718 holes
  2. Ludden Lake Golf Club Iowa CountyPublic Par 35

Towns nearby: Barneveld (1) · Darlington (1) · Platteville (1) · Blanchardville (1) · Spring Green (2) · Cuba City (1)

Wisconsin rankings: Oldest · Public · Private