Bull's Eye Country Club

Bullseye Golf Club, formerly known as Bull's Eye Country Club, sits along the Wisconsin River in Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin. The golf course dates back to 1922, when the idea for the club was credited to George W. Mead, a founder of Consolidated Papers, with land leased along the river for the original nine-hole course. A fire destroyed the original wood clubhouse in 1983, and the present-day clubhouse was completed in 1984. Today the club hosts weddings, banquets, and private events with views of the Wisconsin River and the golf course. The banquet space seats up to 220 guests and includes a newly renovated bridal suite along with new carpet, tables, and chairs. An event lawn with a California pergola sits along the river, offering an outdoor backdrop for ceremonies. Located in the heart of Wisconsin Rapids, Bullseye Golf Club is a short drive from several area lodging options, making it convenient for out-of-town guests attending a wedding or celebration there. The club's events team can provide a sample banquet menu and schedule a facility tour for prospective hosts.