Golf in Pardeeville

Pardeeville is a small village in Columbia County, set in the farm country of south-central Wisconsin near the Fox River and Lake Maria. The surrounding landscape is the gently varied farmland typical of this part of the state, in country between the Madison metro and the Wisconsin Dells, near the marshes and small lakes of the region. Pardeeville lies in a quiet part of Columbia County, within reach of both the capital to the south and the Dells to the northwest. The area is known regionally for its watermelon-seed-spitting championship. The area keeps a small-town character. Golfers in the area find recreational courses set among the farmland. With Portage nearby and Madison within reach, Pardeeville offers a quiet base for golf in south-central Wisconsin, in the farm-and-lake country of Columbia County, where dairy farming, the Fox River, and the small lakes shape the landscape between Madison and the Dells.