I play on Monday nights, great set up, 2 man scramble, you will get all levels of golf, but Jermey…read morehas set up a handicap system. He does a great job. As for the course it's challenging and not a typical public course. The only drawback are the greens, it seams only a few players repair their pivots. I would highly recommend this course and this set up, it fun and quick.

always a good time and fun golf. If your looking for a great course for a great price this is the…read moreplace.

The food never disappoints, well there's one disappointment there's not more of it! I used to…read morefrequent this place for Friday fish fry, it was all you could eat. That is no longer the case. Other than that this is my favorite fish place in the lake Geneva area. I don't golf but I do eat and I love this place. Here once a month for fish. 9/10

I called to book a tee time that was offering 1-4 players online. Upon calling I was told that she…read morecould not book a single because they were "too busy". But she could "book me at 2:05 with a two-some. Her tone was rude and uninviting. Considering they had 2 back to back tee times open with 4 available players she could have booked me. I understand this business model in the middle of summer, but in the fall after kids are back in school and day of it shouldn't be an issue. While it looks like a nice course, I probably will not visit it due to the customer service. Additionally if they do not want singles they should only advertise 2-4 players on those tee times.

Highlands at Grand Geneva is one of the prettiest courses I've played. It's not easy, but it's…read moredefinitely challenging. No backups, good place and flow. Everything was as maintained as can be for mid to late summer. The hills make for great scenery but also added challenge when it comes to gauging distance. The carts are GPS enabled and quite detailed. Wild turkey, cranes, and the smell of pine are of the charm. Staff is helpful and pleasant. Clubhouse clean, spacious locker rooms and changing areas.

Bennett Reese did not show up for my scheduled lesson. Nor was there any apology for the…read moreinconvenience. Lesson was confirmed multiple times via email. i drover in Thursday for this lesson to prepare for The Highlands the next day. Course was enjoyable regardless.

When I asked if the tuna salad had onion in it (I'm allergic), I was told "probably " or "I think…read moreso". It would have been nice had someone just asked the cook. I'm recovering from diverticulitis , so I'm limited as to what I can eat at the moment. Tuna would fit the bill. I ordered a grilled cheese. $12 for grilled cheese! (Tuna melt was the same price that included tuna, cheese, tomato). My friend had the aloha shrimp salad with 2 skewers of shrimp, bacon, avacado, etc for only $15. Guess my point is...grilled cheese overpriced. And when someone asks about ingredients, please make the effort to find out.

Elite cheese curds Huge menu…read moreSweet potato waffle fries?!? Amazing. High end beer (and cheap!) Great food Awesome vibes Attentive service Waterford does it again!

A+ mini golf course!!!! Immaculate greens! Inventive and interesting holes in an idyllic…read moreenvironment. Gorgeous landscaping to attract local pollinators! Would return again if in town! Thank you!

This is the cutest mini golf course! I love that every hole had a bench for my purse, really…read moreconsiderate of them. The check in/check out process was really simple. Highly recommend stopping by.

Amazing experience and great place to play. We came as a guest and had a wonderful time.read more

Food - family - fun…read more An amazing week vacation spent at Camp Kettlewood, E. Troy, WI. We stayed at two awesome sites. First, the Last Resort, Tuesday thru Friday. Vintage Airstream with an awesome view and amenities. Just me and the wife. We hit a couple of local restaurants and had a couple great meals. Barley's Hops & Malt and East Troy House Restaurant. We drove to Milwaukee and visited some old friends on Thursday. It is only 40 miles away. And the hosts stopped by and spent some campfire time with us. Awesome! On Friday our children joined us and we moved to the 'Hilton'. We treated them because they grew up camping with us and we thought this was a great way to get together, reminisce and be together without all of the setup and hassle of camping. We sat around the campfire, had some great meals. We had Dutch oven pizza in the fire pit on Friday night. Steak and lobster, COC, twice baked potatoes, and stuffed chicken breast (some not care for steak and lobster) all on the propane grill on site. Almost forgot the Dutch oven breakfasts, Biscuits, Gravy and Egg Casserole (https://iamhomesteader.com/biscuits-and-gravy-casserole/) and Overnight Dutch Oven French Toast Casserole (https://homemadeheather.com/overnight-dutch-oven-french-toast-casserole/) Extra large fire pit and propane grill made it easy to cook some big family meals. There is not anything that we needed that was not provided (bring your own food of course). Truly recommend Camp Kettlewood. Planning another trip in September.

We rented "last resort" for 2 nights. It was an experience. We had given up tent camping this year…read morebut miss it. We enjoyed ourselves, but that being said, somethings should be said. Some of the trailer windows did not close fully, and it was cold out. One of the bunk beds all along the edge got wet at night. Had no idea there was no use of the propane until the last minute. So no hot water or use of stove burners in trailer. Fortunately, we brought our camp stove. Found it difficult to have to walk for a golf cart and make many trips to haul things in. Our cart kept konking out, even after charging. Bathrooms that are available on the property are very nice-hot water, private etc. real plumbing. The dish stations are also nice, but know they can be a walk. The grounds are beautiful and the trail is nice. Nice to have wood also on site. The trailer beds were comfortable, other than the wet one, bed linens were nice. Could use more pots and pans. Otherwise, adequate dishes. There is a portable heater inside which is nice. Its really more a place for younger people who wouldn't mind all the walking, carrying etc. We checked out all the cabins, trailers, and tents-all perfectly nice. Maybe we were to old for it.

Beautiful course, Excellent Staff. The course is well maintained and well kept.read more

Awesome course. Expensive but there's not much that can match the Brute in terms of an entire…read moregolfing experience. Gorgeous water and fountains, rolling hills, lush green grass, fast and very well-kept (sometimes frustratingly so) greens, challenging/creative hole designs, fancy electric golf carts (complete with GPS, screen, and even usb plugs so you can bring your charger for your phone), and friendly and helpful staff. Even though this course is humbling for an amateur like myself, I always enjoy my time here and can't wait till next time!

Grand Geneva is a great golf course and conference resort. It has multiple buildings and room…read moreoption with plenty of parking. Although the name has Geneva in it, it is not on Lake Geneva and Lake Geneva is a ride away. The two golf courses are expansive, challenging but satisfying. The staff is skilled in running an outing and event. Onsite restaurants are legit. We've been to the steakhouse and the Italian restaurant, both are good. Make reservations if you don't want to wait. The rooms are not expansive but they are adequate. Our needs were met. Staff is helpful and professional.

Extraordinarily meh. Basic accommodation with substandard hospitality…read more Lower your expectations.