Golf in Monroe

Monroe is the seat of Green County, set in the dairy and cheese country of south-central Wisconsin near the Illinois border. Known as the Swiss Cheese Capital, the city celebrates its Swiss heritage with a biennial Cheese Days festival and is home to the nation's last Limburger cheese plant. The surrounding landscape is the gently varied farmland of the celebrated Green County cheese region, at the edge of the Driftless hills. Monroe lies in country defined by dairy farms, Swiss heritage, and the historic courthouse square at its center. Golfers in the area find recreational and club courses set among the farmland. With New Glarus and its Swiss roots nearby and the Illinois line to the south, Monroe offers a base for golf in Green County, in the dairy and cheese country of south-central Wisconsin, where the farms, the Swiss heritage, and the rural landscape define the region between Madison and the state line.