Cable sits in the Northwoods of Wisconsin, deep in Bayfield County, where the forests run thick with hardwoods and conifers and the summers arrive short and vivid. It's lake country — the kind of place where the golf calendar runs May through October at a stretch, and the outdoor culture revolves as much around the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest and the legendary CAMBA mountain biking trails as anything else. Golf here exists alongside rather than above that broader wilderness identity.
The name alone signals that this is a course with personality. "The Other Nine" suggests a wink at convention — a place that doesn't take itself too seriously and leans into its quirks rather than papering over them. At par 68, this is a shorter, tighter layout likely built for fun and pace over championship ambition, the kind of track where shotmaking and local knowledge matter more than pure distance off the tee.
For visitors to the Cable area, it offers something genuinely useful: a round that fits the rhythm of a Northwoods trip, where the point is the pines overhead and the evening still ahead of you, not the number on your card.
