Shamrock Heights Golf & Supper

Shamrock Heights dates to 1925, when it opened as the nine-hole Springvale golf course, later known as New London Golf Club. It sits in the Wolf River Valley on the north side of New London, making it one of the older golf courses in northeast Wisconsin.

The layout is made up of two nines. The "Sealgaire" nine, named with the Irish word for sportsman, runs along the New London Fish and Game Farm and mixes traditional and links-style holes. The "Caire'al" nine takes its name from the Irish word for quarry and was built in a former stone quarry, with notable elevation changes and natural terrain. Stones salvaged from the old quarry were used in building the course.