Golf in Strum

Strum is a small village in Trempealeau County, set in the Driftless-influenced country of west-central Wisconsin between Eau Claire and the Mississippi River. The surrounding landscape blends the wooded ridges and valleys of the unglaciated region with the dairy farms typical of this part of the state, in country of strong Norwegian heritage. Strum sits beside Lake Martha, in a quiet, rural part of Trempealeau County, in country where the Driftless hills meet the Chippewa Valley. The area keeps a small-town character. Golfers in the area find recreational courses set among the wooded, varied terrain. With Eau Claire to the northwest and Whitehall and the Mississippi bluffs within reach to the southwest, Strum offers a quiet base for golf in Trempealeau County, in the farm-and-Driftless country of west-central Wisconsin, where the ridges, the valleys, and the dairy farms define the landscape.