Absolutely phenomenal experience from both the simulator and from buying a new wedge. For the…read morewedge, Grant did an excellent job fitting me for the right club, and I've loved it so far. They have a great selection of clubs at various different price points. I also had the pleasure of utilizing The Bunker, their simulator, for some golf around my February birthday. Jeff provided hospitality that was second-to-none, and it was easily the most enjoyable indoor golf experience that I've ever had. Absolutely phenomenal human beings.

Mr Golf's new indoor simulators are really nice and with Jeff's help we played a fun round. The…read morefacility has changed for the better. Congratulations Mr Golf.

Course is on the lake. Greens are seemingly always in great shape. Can get busy, but things usually…read morekeep moving along pretty well.

My golfing buddies found this place and we rented a simulator for a couple of hours. It's a small…read morespace that has three simulator screens. They also have this machine that helps you with having the perfect golf swing. There a lot of options with the simulator. We started off with the driving range to warm up a little bit, and then we did a 2 person team scramble (so we can get through as many holes as possible). What's cool is there are tons of actual golf courses that you can choose from. We ended up selecting this popular course that's in Scotland. You can bring your own clubs, which is good so you're more comfortable with your play. The big hump to get over was hitting the floor with your club. On regular golf course, you hit the ground you make a divot from the grass. It's a little harder when you hit the floor here, but when wasn't that bad. Once you got in a rhythm, it wasn't that bad if you accidentally hit the floor. Another difference from real play is once you get the ball on the green, you're done with the hole. You don't need to put. As someone who is terrible at putting, I was excited by that. The reason is the ball needs to hit the screen in order to register the hit, and that impossible to do with putting. You can bring your own food and drink here. They do sell sodas, water and a couple of other drinks for $1-2, and Jack's Pizza for $10 which is a rip off...but whatever. If you're an avid golfer, this is a great place to go during the winter as you can go whenever you can, or you can join one of their Monday/Wednesday leagues.

Staff was extremely helpful and very accommodating. Simulators are awesome. Will definitely visit…read moreagain if I stay in town.

What fun. Got 9 holes in one hour. Couple of beers too. Going to go back…read more Staff was there when you wanted not when they weren't wanted. Course was realistic for someone looking to do Wisconsin golf in January.

Very disappointing. We waited 30 minutes before anyone even acknowledged us, then another 40…read moreminutes for food. They were out of German potato salad, and both the haddock and perch were overcooked to a crisp. The waitress later apologized for the slow service (due to another local restaurant being closed) but offered nothing to make up for it. Poor food, poor service. We won't be back.

Deer run has a phenomenal golf course and club house restaurant. We used to go here in pretty large…read moregroups, and they were always able to accommodate us. Typically, we would go on a Friday night for their fish fry and I always ordered the perch. You cannot go wrong with that. They have a great little bar as well. Prices here are super reasonable, maybe because it's a small town. The grounds are very well kept.

Really inside how to rate this. Went for cosmic bowling last night. $12 to bowl for 3 hours with…read moreshoes was fine, but it absolutely was NOT cosmic bowling. A few black lights (only on in half the place) had no effect. No dj, just music playing. Mostly good, but I'm 50... not any current music, which I think the kids would like. The lanes are good. We had no issues. Sadly, the pizza was cheap frozen pizza quality for $$. Thin, tough crust, very little cheese, and a hint of burnt taste like the pizza oven needed cleaning. Nothing like Kingpin pizza I love and expected from AshBowl. It felt like the cosmic bowlers got a different pizza than bar patrons. Pretzle was big and tasty, though a bit expensive. Food delivered by a robot catc was awesome. Didn't interact with staff much, but they were nice.

This place is a great, clean, family friendly bowling center. Well maintained. Furthermore thier…read morestaff went above and beyond for us today. We arrived for my son's bowling tournament to find our we had a flat tire. I also found out my jack and kit were not in my vehicle. We live an hour and a half away so clearly this was not a good situation. I came in asking for help. One gal called her friend who has the same vehicle make as myself to see if her kit had the right tools. She arrived and sadly did not. Then the manager Steven came out several times, even ran home to try and find what we needed to change our tire. (We needed a specific tool to lower the spare down, dang mopar problems).After many attempts he was sadly unsuccessful. At the end of the day we called roadside assistance and they got us on the road again. These folks all went way above and beyond for us and need to let them know how much we appreciate them!!!

Good food. All drinks are local To Wisconsin…read more Has a cool tap system that fills from the bottom. Has bingo, events during packer or brewers games and working on other events. Locally owned Disc golf, bags, beer pong, darts

So far we are off to a horrible start. First time here. Waited in line for 15 minutes. Three…read moreemployees at the counter, only one was actually helping customers. Finally got to the front of the line and was told we had to sign a waiver before they would wait on us. Yes, we had to get back in line for a second time after completing the form. The staff are unfriendly and unhelpful. The place is filthy. Just visit maybe the last.

It's a great place for kids to let off steam. You play by the hour so 20 dollars for 120 minutes…read moreplus 2 dollars for socks you have to buy theirs. 60 minutes for 12 dollars and you can free fall and rock climb for 2 dollars more. It is worth it in my opinion to let them play for ages 3 and up.