Golf in Seymour

Seymour is a small city in Outagamie County, set in the farm country west of Green Bay in northeastern Wisconsin. Claiming to be the birthplace of the hamburger, the city celebrates its heritage each summer with Burger Fest and a giant grill, in country that grew around dairy farming. Seymour lies in the agricultural landscape between the Fox Cities and the Green Bay metro, in the gently varied farmland typical of this part of the state. The area keeps a small-city character within reach of both Appleton and Green Bay and Lambeau Field. Golfers in the area find recreational courses set among the farmland. With Appleton to the south and Green Bay to the east, Seymour offers a base for golf in northeastern Wisconsin, in the dairy country west of Green Bay, where farming, the hamburger heritage, and the proximity to the Fox Valley and the metro shape the region.