Golf in Park Falls

Park Falls is a small city in Price County, set along the Flambeau River in the forest country of northern Wisconsin within the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest. Calling itself the Ruffed Grouse Capital of the World, the city grew around the paper industry and the timber trade, surrounded by the dense woods and lakes of the Northwoods. Park Falls lies in a remote, heavily forested part of the state, in country that draws anglers, hunters, and paddlers to the Flambeau and the surrounding forest. The area keeps a quiet, outdoor-oriented character. Golfers in the area find recreational courses set among the northern woods. With Phillips to the south and the Chequamegon forest surrounding it, Park Falls offers a quiet base for golf in Price County, in the forest-and-river country of northern Wisconsin, where the Flambeau River, the national forest, and the dense timber define the landscape of the Northwoods.