Gopher's Revenge

Event Details

Date: Sunday, 09 August 2026

Format: Team Scramble Strokeplay

Category: Open

Entry Fee: $800.00

Entry Method: Online


The Gopher’s Revenge is a Caddyshack-inspired 4-person scramble tournament held at St. Croix National Golf & Event Center in Somerset, WI. Scheduled for Sunday, August 9th, 2026, with a 12 PM shotgun start. The event features unique challenges on every hole. Entry includes a limited-edition towel, lunch, dinner, a drink ticket, and prizes for 1st, 2nd, and 8th place. Entry cost is $800 per team. The tournament is open to the public with online entry available.


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Venue

St. Croix National Golf & Event Center LLC

Somerset, WI, United States

St. Croix National Golf & Event Center is an 18-hole championship course spanning nearly 7,000 yards across 240 acres of Northwoods forest in Somerset, Wisconsin. Carved through scenic boreal landscape shaped by glaciers, the course presents a challenging layout where nearly every hole features natural elements that make par a significant achievement. The terrain and forest setting create a visually striking experience with varied difficulty throughout the design. The course has earned recognition as one of Wisconsin's premier golf destinations, ranked #1 in Wisconsin by Wisconsin Classic Golf Tour golfers and earning 4-star status in Golf Digest's Best Places to Play. It's been identified as one of the top 25 toughest courses and ranked #8 best place to play for average golfers in the Twin Cities area. Beyond the main course, the facility offers an 18-hole Pelz putting course designed by renowned putting instructor Dave Pelz, four HD golf simulators, and hosts tournaments and leagues. The facility includes The Grounds Restaurant, pro shop, and fitness amenities within its clubhouse complex, celebrating its 30th anniversary.