Things To Do in Beloit, Wisconsin

Turtle Greens Golf Course is a 9-hole regulation length golf course in Beloit, Wisconsin. This short layout... More on TheGolfCourses.net

Great value and Chuck & Linda are great people. More on golflink.com

This course has tree-lined fairways and small, hourglass-shaped greens. There are no water hazards, but numerous sand bunkers have ... More on Golf.com

The fairways have been newly resodded with bent grass, which is a real luxury to play off of. More on GolfReview

This hilly course has many mature oak trees that can alter your shots. Both sand bunkers and water hazards protect the wide open fairways and the average-sized greens. Hole #3, a 394-yard, ... More on Golf.com

Best municipal golf course in the WI /IL Stateline area-great rates & friendly people. More on golflink.com

Oprah�s Angels Donation Makes National News We�re grateful, flattered and proud that Oprah Winfrey donated her now famous black angels collection to The Angel Museum. They�ve proven to be among our most popular collections. We�re ... More on Angelmuseum.org

The Beloit Historical Society continues to preserve the history of the region through its different sites including the Lincoln Center and the Hanchett-Bartlett Homestead, a restored 1857 Victorian... More on Heritage

overview: Located in Beloit, Wisconsin, and founded in 1910, the Society is dedicated to preserving, restoring , and interpreting Beloit' s history. The Society operates two sites, the Hanchet... More on MuseumStuff.com

Inscription. Chartered by the Territorial Legislature of Wisconsin on February 2, 1846, Beloit College has had an uninterrupted life of service since its first class assembled on November 4, 1847. The main College grounds, and this ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Louis Powell Harvey lived here 1851-1859. He was a leader in business, education, journalism, and politics. Soon after his inauguration, Gov. Harvey led a relief expedition to Wisconsin troops who had just fought their ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Black Hawk at Turtle Village: Turtle Village, a large and important Ho-Chuck (Winnebago) Indian village, once stood on the east side of the Rock River near its confluence with Turtle Creek. During the Black Hawk War of ... More on HMDB

See the Single-A farm club ... More on Yahoo! Travel

We live in the area so we go to at least 3 or 4 games each season. Tickets are around $6 and all seats offe... More on TripAdvisor