Devil’s Head Resort (DevilsHeadResort.com, 800-472-6670) is located in south central Wisconsin—convenient to Chicago, Milwaukee and Madison. Art Johnson designed the golf at Devil’s Head. (The original course at Devil’s Head—designed in 1970—was split in 2004 and combined with two additional nines—built in 1999 and 2004—to create the two courses now known as the Glacier Course and Prairie Glen. You would never suspect that the nines were designed decades apart—the routings are seamless.)
    Glacier is the shorter and tighter of the two courses, and features dramatic elevation changes, rock outcroppings and spectacular views. Prairie Glen is well bunkered and features an incredible diversity of holes: you’ll encounter everything from links-like holes to island greens. Like Glacier, Prairie Dunes has lots of elevation change, including a par-3 hole with a green beckoning from 120 feet below the tee. Both are tree-lined and blessed with jaw-dropping scenery. Keep your eyes open and your camera at the ready—wildlife encounters are commonplace on the golf courses. And after the round is complete, be sure to head over to the Devil’s Den for a libation—it’s a terrific 19^th hole.
    A popular snowboarding and downhill and cross-country ski destination in the winter, Devil’s Head has superb mountain biking, road biking and hiking in warmer months. Lodge rooms and suites are available, as are condominiums which sleep up to eight guests. (Should you fall in love with Devil’s Head while staying in a condominium, you’ll be happy to learn that condos are available for purchase, as well.)
    Be sure to check out the variety of golf packages that are a real value for the hard-core golfer, combining lodging, dining and unlimited play on both courses.