Golf in Richland Center

Richland Center is a small city in Richland County, set in the Driftless country of southwestern Wisconsin between Madison and the Mississippi River. As the county seat and the birthplace of architect Frank Lloyd Wright, the city carries a notable architectural heritage and sits along the Pine River amid the unglaciated ridges and coulees of the region. Richland Center lies in the dairy and farm country of the Driftless, in country defined by steep wooded valleys and the scenic backroads typical of southwestern Wisconsin. The area keeps a quiet, rural character. Golfers in the area find recreational courses set among the ridges and valleys of the Driftless. With Spring Green to the east and the Mississippi River towns within reach to the west, Richland Center offers a base for golf in Richland County, in one of the most scenic and least-glaciated corners of the state, where the coulees and the Wright heritage define the region.