Golf in Plain

Plain is a small village in Sauk County, set in the Driftless-influenced country of south-central Wisconsin near the Wisconsin River. The surrounding landscape blends the wooded ridges and valleys of the unglaciated region with the river-valley terrain, in country near Spring Green and the cultural landmarks of the area, including nearby Taliesin and the American Players Theatre. Plain lies in a quiet, rural part of Sauk County, in country known for its scenic hills, its dairy farms, and the celebrated Cedar Grove Cheese made locally. The area keeps a small-town character. Golfers in the area find recreational courses set among the wooded ridges and valleys. With Spring Green and the Wisconsin River nearby and Baraboo within reach to the east, Plain offers a quiet base for golf in Sauk County, in the scenic Driftless-edged country near the river, where the hills, the farms, and the cultural landmarks shape the region.