Bullseye Country Club is 30 minutes southwest of Stevens Point in Wisconsin Rapids between the Wood County Airport and the Wisconsin River.

The golf course is a challenging layout winding along narrow, tree lined fairways over undulating terrain along the lowlands of the Wisconsin River to the west. It's generally straightforward, save for several slight doglegs, with numerous water hazards in play and sand traps positioned along the fairways and defending the greens. It's been around since the 1920s originally designed by Leonard Macomber and redesigned by Roger Packard, and from the tips plays to 6,622 yards, 72.7/131, course/slope ratings, from the white tees 6,394 yards, 71.6/128.