Golf Course Information

Description

Carved magically by ice and earth Glacier Wood Golf Club has been cited as "an awe inspiring golf experience." With broad elevation changes, breath-taking scenery from tee box to green, an abundance of wildlife and the kind of challenge that defines excellence in golf, Glacier Wood Golf Club is unique amongst its rivals.

Utilizing the natural terrain famed golf architect Larry Packard offers 18 championship holes combining forest, marshland, and open rolling holes.

Exemplifying his genius is the signature hole #12 that incorporates breath taking elevation, forest and wetlands to create the pinnacle in golfing experience.

Glacier Wood offers a completely redesigned state-of-the-art practice facility. With four target greens, 12,000 square foot natural grass hitting area, and a large chipping/putting green, we aspire to the notion that "golf is a lifetime pursuit towards perfection." If your looking for a Wisconsin North Woods golf experience where sport meets natural beauty, look no further than Glacier Wood Golf Club.

Golf Digest's guidebook, Best Places to Play 2004-2005 had listed Glacier Wood in the state of Wisconsin.

Taken from Golf Digest August 2009 edition

Using a combination of star ratings from Golf Digest's Best Places to Play and our Best in State rankings, we selected the best muny course in each state. For this list, we define "muny" as a course owned by a city, town, county or state. Green fees listed are peak, nonresident walking rates.

Voted Best muny in Wisconsin is Glacier Wood GC in Iola, WI with a 4.5 star rating. Please note that Bethpage State Park-Black course (Site of the 2009 U.S Open) was the winner for the State of New York with a 5.0 star rating.

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