Riley's on the Green is an indoor golf simulator in downtown Janesville, WI. Only open during the…read morewinter, this golf simulator is a great way to keep your golf swing loose while waiting for spring to arrive. ROTG is appointment only so you will have to call and book a tee time in order to play golf. (608)-756-4949 Prices: 18-Holes $25 per person, 9-Holes $12.50 per person. The staff does ask for anyone who makes an appointment to please be specific in regards to how many golfers will be joining you, it makes sense seeing as they base the next available tee time after you off of how many people will be with you. Food & Drinks: ROTG has an array of beers and liquor. All food is made by Riley's Sports Bar and Grill which is about a 100 yards down the street from ROTG. It's all very convenient, unlike at a non-virtual golf course, at ROTG you will never have to wait for the beverage cart to come to your hole and sell you drinks, The bar is located right behind the simulator. Golf Courses: At Riley's on the Green there are about 40 different courses to choose from. ie: Bay Hill, Firestone, Harbour Town, Kapalua, Torrey Pines, Cog Hill, Pebble Beach, Pinehurst, St. Andrews, ect... Golfing: You can hit every club in your bag, there is a driving range to warm up on, you choose the course you would like to play. From driving to putting you can do it all. Overall it is a great experience, you can sit down, have a few beers, eat, and watch any sporting event on the large projection screen by the bar all while playing 18 holes at Pebble Beach with a few buddies. Definitely helps relieve that winter itch to go golfing.

I really like this course. It's a nice combination of woods, elevation change, and character. The…read more#12 par 3 is great - a short hole, usually under 100 yards, but you have to flop your shot over a big oak tree in front of the green. You don't see that very often. Also, watch for the correct green on #1 - as you come down the fairway, you'll see #16's green straight ahead, a little to the right, while #1's green is off to the left a bit. Don't be fooled! The course is kept up nicely. I was there early this spring - even after rainfall - and the course was in great shape. The fairways weren't chewed up yet, and the greens were healthy and sleek. I had a small issue last time out - not with the course, however. My son and I had a foursome roll up behind us on the 9th tee with poor etiquette (playing their radio loudly at the tee box while we were trying to tee off, among other things). At the turn, the folks in the clubhouse asked how our round was going and I mentioned that group. We weren't bothered for the rest of the round, so they seem to have handled it. Based on that, as well as how we were treated when we arrived, I would say the staff are great! Very friendly and they care that you enjoy your round properly. I really wish this course were closer to home - it's about an hour drive for me. But if I find the right deal, it's worth the drive.

Love the course it is run so great by the people at kemper sports and Steve is a great pro to talk…read moreto as well! He does our outings every year and it goes without a hitch!

My wife and I spent a couple days in the area and played 3 different courses. Glen Erin was our…read morefavorite course! Well maintained. Greens were wonderful. Good pace of play. Challenging for all. We will be back again next summer!

The course is in decent shape. The back nine is challenging for golfers of all calibers. Tight…read morefairways with mature trees lining up the fairways are a sight to be seeing, Good tee placement is a must. The greens were also in fairly good shape, and they are challenging. Placing an approach shot in the right green level is a must to avoid 3 putts. Overall the golf course is beautiful and challenging. Our experience however was not very nice. As we are turning into the back 9 they decided to shotgun an outing right in front of us. They simply asked us to bypass 10 and play it after completing the round (more about this to come). We thought the outing was teeing off behind us, but to our surprise the outing was teeing off on 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14. We were playing with the outing!. That was chaotic, and no ranger to be seeing. This created a slow play situation that turned dangerous as outing players started to loose their patience and kept hitting golf balls that landed way too close for comfort. The fact there was an outing scheduled was not mentioned when we called for a reservation, or when we arrived at the clubhouse. It was a "surprise" at the turn. Once we completed holes 11-18 there were two foursomes, one teeing off and another waiting on Hole 10. I truly wonder if anybody is coordinating golfers in the course and for sure customer service is deficient at best. When we finished they were courteous but did not try to remedy their mistake. We paid to play 18 holes, called for a reservation and they decided to put an large outing on top of us without telling us and offered no apologies or restitution for their mistake. We traveled far to play Glen Erin, and left with a bad impression. I will not travel to Glen Erin as their reservation system means nothing, and they don't care about customer experience. I wish I can give a better rating as the golf course has potential.

Nice, public, 9 - hole golf course. Reasonably priced and easy to get playing times. Unfortunately,…read moreas with most public courses, there are no hazards, to speed up play. However, this doesn't keep it from being an enjoyable experience at a decently maintained course. Great for playing after one finishes work for the day.

Scott, Blackhawk has…read morehad 5 signs with special reduced rates posted on the windows, doors, counter, & tack-boards since opening in April. Next to those promotions were more signs with explanations as to why the bridges were out along with pictures of the damage the flood caused. Blackhawk has been very open about the situation, process, & special reduced rates. All you had to do is read one of the 5 signs posted or ask the person behind the counter and surely they would've accommodated. The total extra amount of walking on the relatively flat & short 2857 yard course was around 700 yards. Which is roughly around the same distance of walking the front or back nine at Riverside, Glen Erin, or the Country Club. Now with the bridge on Hole #6 complete the total amount of extra walking is around 300 yards. Blackhawk is doing their best with the hand they were dealt this season & have been accommodating to the best of their abilities.

As a beginner golfer (2 months), I recently had the opportunity to play at this course. I am…read moresharing my golf journey and experience at different courses through the lens of a newbie. Firstly, I must mention that the absence of many hazards on this course was a relief for me. As someone who is still learning the ins and outs of golf, it was nice not to have to worry about many bunkers, water hazards, and rough terrain. Oak Ridge offered a relatively hazard-free environment, which allowed me to focus on improving my swing and getting the basics right. One of the standout features of this course was the friendly and welcoming customer service. The staff was friendly and made us feel comfortable and welcomed before we teed off. On this particular day, they did not offer drink service on the course. They mentioned they typically do, however their cart staff was at a golf competition. However, I must admit that the layout of the course had its quirks. The holes seemed to be placed quite close to each other, which created a somewhat crowded feel on the course. It could be a bit challenging to concentrate on my own game when another group was playing on an adjacent hole. At one point, my husband actually got hit in the hand by another golfer's ball. The greens were is decent shape - some better than others. But tough pin placement - many located on a hill. As you can imagine, my newbie balls struggled getting up there. We go a new course each time we golf and collect ball markers. Sadly, they didn't have ball markers for sale.

Towne Country Club is an interesting golf course. Located in the heart of Edgerton, it's actually…read morepretty well hidden. Even turning onto Jenson St., you're not sure if you're there. It helped that I saw some golf carts buzzing around an undersized parking lot. Checking in is easy - the staff are quite friendly and helpful. Inside, the clubhouse looks to have gone through some renovations, but we didn't spend much time inside. The course itself - so much to say. First, I don't think I'd want to walk it. The holes themselves aren't bad. Yardage wise, the course isn't terribly long (par 34/36).. But the layout would be a tough walk. There is quite a hike between a few holes - I wish I had grabbed a scorecard so I could say for sure, but there were a few "pleasant drives" in the cart to some tee boxes. I don't know if they could rearrange the layout to balance it out more - I'm sure they've thought of that. There were some interesting holes - the rolling layout keeps you thinking, and can hind some features you may not know about. Some of the par 3 holes are longer (I think one was nearly 230 yards). Some par 4 holes are shorter - tempting you to drive it. You'd think the course would be easy with those holes, but narrow fairways and tight turns make you lay up more than you probably want to. I'll chalk up a few of my strokes today as "I'da scored better had I been more familiar with the layout"... The front 9 is more wooded. The back nine is a little more open. The TL;DR of it all - if you're not consistently straight off the tee, this course could frustrate you. Stray shots will punish your score. Otherwise, it's a pretty course with some character. I'd golf it again, I suspect, but with all the other options in the area, and closer to me, it probably won't be a frequent stop for me.

I'm currently golfing as they're sprayed Pesticide on the greens. It's 1pm on Memorial Day. Not…read moresure the people running this course have brains.... Steve Stricker would be ashamed.