If only I could take this golf course back to California with me, life would be awesome. This is…read moreone of the most beautiful golf courses I have had the pleasure to play. In my opinion this course is better than Trump National in Palos Verdes, California and Pelican Hills. There is not one negative comment from me. Greens were a little difficult, but I like the challenge, fairways are in excellent condition. Not a yellow spot or wet spot on the course. This course is a must play and needs to be on your bucket list to play. Staff is friendly and very accommodating. Members; there should be no complaints. I hope you all know you have one of the best golf courses in the country.

Cool course, usually in pretty good shape and greens are true. The rough can be very difficult at…read moretimes as it's so thick.

Well maintained course. Front nine is old course, back nine is the new course. Front nine is pretty…read morebasic as most holes are straight on with a bunker hugging the green, while the back nine does require well placed drives and once again a well placed pitch shot. Overall a great course with excellent landscaping throughout, worth playing a couple of times.

What a gem! Came here today because Eagle Ridge was $50 whether you played 9 or 18. Here we payed…read more$18 with a cart for 9. This course is beautiful and well maintained, even in November. It has a very comfortable "down home" feel. The bartender mixed great drinks and we had a great time. Thank you for a great experience. We will be back.

Five stars all the way for this golf course--it's very nice and such a great value. The range is…read morealways open, and you get to hit off natural turf, which is a huge plus. The customer service in the pro shop and at the restaurant has always been friendly, and I'm always greeted with a smile.

A lot of us have been golfing at Lacoma for years and we as a group had reserved 3 tee times and…read moresplit up. The one group is girls and we play a lot slower than the boys(we just started this year) so sometimes the boys will wait for us to help us. Well tonight at 6:45 we got approached by a ranger and said we had to split up... we we're already split up and this was only on hole two of the red and the 1st hole doesnt take much for anybody lets be real im new and can get it done quickly... so we split up even more and played best shot the whole time should have to do... id say around hole 4ish we were just teeing off and once again approached by a ranger saying i was pulled off hole 18 of the blue and yall still aren't split up... no we are but you are now assuming... i and everyone else felt very harassed. I will not be returning to this course for a very long time if this is going to happen like this... we had teams of two and planned on playing best shot the whole time but to be harassed saying there ppl behind you and there isnt and that it was all our time slots... poor business... do better

Great food and awesome atmosphere. Friday fish fry is as good as you can find. The view from the…read moredining room and the bar of the course is amazing, not a better view in Lafayette County!

Limited menu but what we ordered was great. all meals come with soup and salad bar which was fresh…read moreand had everything but croutons... Found that a little weird :-p Steak was cooked past the medium rare we ordered but was so flavorful and tender we didn't care. (would recommend rare if you are normally a medium rare person!) shrimp were cooked perfectly and broasted chicken was juicy and flavorful. Good meal! Decor was what brought this place down a little for me. Needs an update. Wallpaper and little golf men on the walls. Lol.

Very nice course very little Water very short rough hard to get into trouble very enjoyable to play…read morenine or 18 I highly recommend it. Restaurant is good for lunch or dinner

We had a Mother's Day brunch here. They had lox- but no bagels, no onions or capers! Eggs cold,…read moresalad dressings in strange bottle that dripped all over, desert- gas station pastries and Mimi muffins, dried out bread pudding and some apple liquid gush. Wish I would have gone to Eagle Ridge! Waste of money!!!

I've been golfing Deer Valley for many years, and I love it there - it's my "go to" course,…read moreespecially when I can't find a great deal on something else. First, Deer Valley is an affordable course. I love to golf, but can't afford to shell out top-shelf prices for a round. HOWEVER, Deer Valley isn't exactly a cheap "hacker's course". There's a wide variety of hole styles to keep your attention, highlighted by their signature par-3 #5 that takes you 120 yards out, but straight down to a soft green. The view is intimidating, but it's a hole you could shoot at for hours. Immediately after #5, you're challenged to drive over the rocky, steep face that you just came down. There are holes with blind tee shots over hills, hard dog-leg turns, and plenty of terrain to navigate. I haven't even mentioned hole #1 - a long par 5 up a big hill (and almost always into the wind). Once you get past that hole, the rest doesn't feel too bad. Deer Valley is extremely scenic with tee boxes overlooking vast valleys. In the fall, the colors are breathtaking. Being removed from the big city, it's one of the most peaceful courses I've been on. Keep an eye on your ball, but don't forget to take in the scenic views and watch for wildlife! It's beautiful there! The new "Valley" nine is nice, but I still like the Ridge and Prairie best. Valley is a little tighter and most of the holes run in, you guessed it, the valley... Definitely a course worth hitting. If you're a prude and want to be addressed as "Mister", have your clubs cleaned by some high school boy working for tips, go somewhere else. If you're looking for a course that is great bang for the buck, to hang out with some friends and have a great time - hit Deer Valley.

It represents the Driftless Region well with all the hills. Very challenging and walking it is not…read morefor the faint of heart. My first time there, I asked to walk 18 holes and the pro shop guy said "110% of people take a cart." You will get a work out for sure. The golf is challenging, keeps you thinking, and is really well maintained. Worth the trip.

It was strange to find myself in Dubuque, as I'm not from the area, and I don't pass through very…read moreoften. But in this case, a few of us were "meeting in the middle" from various cities to have a little golf outing. We chose Bunker Hill Golf Course for our event. We had heard from friends that yeah, we'll have fun there. Upon checking in, we were greeted by very friendly staff. The facilities were impressive inside, including a nice little pro shop, a big dining area, and a well-equipped bar with good food choices. It was a great start to a great day. Lingering around teebox #1, we got a chance to have a friendly chat with some local retirees that golf there daily - it was a great representation of what you'll find at Bunker Hill - good people, relaxed environment. The course is tucked into the center of Dubuque, but you'd never know it while you're golfing. The course has plenty of elevation changes - up/down as well as side-to-side. This is the foundation for Bunker Hill's character - and you know it if you've played it. It's not the longest course, which would make you think "oh, it must be easy". Slow down there. What this course lacks in length, it makes up for with tilted fairways and fast, undulating greens. Putting is a big challenge here (was the pin placement deemed "hardest ever" for us? Perhaps!). The fairways, and general hole layout, can affect you as well. You can be staring down a straight, "simple" hole, but the tilted fairway can funnel your ball to an unexpected location. Thus, "course management" is key. You may want to lay up - or go for it - based on your game and the hole's layout. I know that now... The fall colors were fantastic - a bonus for us this time of year. With ample trees, however, fall golf make it more interesting finding your ball. While that's true for any course, it's more pronounced at Bunker Hill. Like I said, the fairways can funnel your ball around - you may think it's in one area, but it may be 30+ yards away from where you're looking. Throw in fall leaves, and you may spend more time hunting for your ball than actually golfing! (or so it felt like it). We're planning to do a meet-up in Dubuque for further golf outings. Bunker Hill will certainly be on the menu. Thanks to the staff for a fun day!

Great 18 hole golf course. Well maintained. Super Friday night Fish Fry. Refurbished dining…read moreroom has great views of the course. Lots of special events including Lady's Euchre and Monthly Bingo during the winter.

Not at all impressed with this course. I've golfed there at least 4 times and each time something…read morehas been wrong. Staff is generally rude (except bartenders). We wanted to eat lunch there once and we're turned away. If your looking for a golf course to relax and have fun at this is not the one.

GREAT golf course. We came from out of town and were blown…read moreaway by the upkeep of the course and the friendliness of the staff. Highly highly recommended!

This course was amazing ! Beautiful setting on the ridge above town. I liked the wide open…read morefareways. Staff was super nice! Loved the old clubhouse!