Golf in Rhinelander

Rhinelander is a small city in Oneida County, the commercial hub of Wisconsin's north woods lake country. Set where the Wisconsin and Pelican rivers meet amid a dense concentration of lakes, the city is famous for the legend of the Hodag, its mythical mascot, and serves as a gateway to the resort lakes and forests of the Northwoods. Rhinelander grew around the timber and paper industries, and it anchors a region defined by fishing, boating, and the seasonal rhythm of the north. The pines and hardwoods of the Northern Highland surround the city. Golfers in the area find recreational and club courses set among the lakes and timber. With Minocqua and Eagle River within reach to the west and north, Rhinelander offers a base for golf in the heart of Wisconsin's vacation country, in the lake-rich Northwoods, where the forests and the lakes shape the seasonal rhythm.