Golf in New Glarus

New Glarus is a village in Green County, set in the dairy country of south-central Wisconsin near the Illinois border. Founded by Swiss immigrants and known as Little Switzerland, the village celebrates its heritage with chalet-style architecture, Swiss festivals, and the popular New Glarus Brewing Company. The surrounding landscape is the gently varied farmland of the celebrated Green County cheese region, at the edge of the Driftless hills, with the Sugar River State Trail following an old rail line nearby. New Glarus draws weekend visitors to its Swiss charm. Golfers in the area find recreational courses set among the farmland. With Monroe and its cheese heritage nearby and Madison within reach to the north, New Glarus offers a base for golf in Green County, in the dairy and Swiss-heritage country of south-central Wisconsin, where the farms, the festivals, and the Driftless edge define the region.