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Weggy Winery
- Richland Center
Award-winning winery produces 30 wines & offers one-hour narrated vineyard tours, wine tastings, & hillside views from the patio
Baseball Vision Program
- Middleton
A successful NCAA coach and as a scout, Chris McKnight hones baseball players’ vision and technique at the plate and in the field
Madison Pilates
- Madison
Beginner to advanced Pilates lessons use mat work to strengthen core muscles; Reformer Pilates classes use spring resistance to guide bodies
Argue-Ment Golf Course
- New Glarus
Small bentgrass greens create challenging putts on links-style nine-hole course that features water hazards on three holes
Wisconsin Adventures LLC
- New Glarus
Equipped with bows and arrows, patrons head to a range to learn to shoot targets
Dells Watersports
- Multiple Locations
Paddlers glide through Lake Delton, Dell Creek, or Mirror Lake State Park, passing sandstone bluffs and towering white pines
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All of Badgerland Bowling Centers' six locations have a lot in common. At each location, groups hurtle colorful balls down slick, glossy lanes, refueling at an onsite restaurant between matches. All of the alleys host birthday, work, and fundraising parties and tournaments such as the Badgerland Bowling 300 Club—which has doled out more than $35,000 in cash prizes since 2002—and the Badgerland Open, which welcomed 113 competitors in 2011, one of whom snagged a grand prize of $500 and 1,000 bragging rights.
But like sextuplets working undercover for the CIA, each center also maintains a unique identity. At Badger Bowl in Madison, live music floods the lanes on weekends, and dancers jump and jive on West Coast Swing nights on Wednesday. Nearby at Dream Lanes, laser and disco lights slice through fog amid thundering music during Ultra Bowling every Friday and Saturday evening.
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