One of the nicest kept golf courses in the area, and potentially one of the best places to expose…read moreyour self to Covid-19. They go out of their way to posts signs masks required in the club house and dining area. I waited in line behind three people without masks. And asked the lady serving food with her mask pulled down below her nose what their policy was. And she said everyone must wear masks. I looked over my shoulder at gentleman behind me without a mask and she refused to say anything to him. The people cleaning the carts and taking money for the course were all wearing masks and following the appropriate COVID guide lines. Blatant disregard for their older clients health. Be careful.

Great scene and bang for your buck. I've come here several times and the course is well kept…read more Recommend as this course is above average.

A cute little golf course hidden away in Oak Creek. Four Par 4 holes and five Par 3 holes on a…read morequiet piece of land that has large trees as well as water on four of the holes. Good place to work on your accuracy and short game. Owners are very polite, and they have a nice selection of drinks for a post-round wrap-up.

Whistling Straits, it is not..but it is fun!…read more As long as you know what you are getting into, you can have fun at Woodlands. It is sort of a throwback, a memory of a bygone era, a small slice of Americana still alive and well today. Woodlands is a small, public course with no frills but lots of laughs. There is surprisingly water on almost every hole, along with lots of trees and fields to provide some hazards. The course is extremely short though. I think the first hole is about 90 yards. The longest may be 400. It is a privately owned 9 hole course that I prefer to walk and take in the scenery on. It is not in perfect condition, and does not have bells and whistles. It is a basic, short 9 hole course nestled somewhere between a par 3 and a short course with a spattering of par 4s. To walk it with a buddy and a couple of beers is a fun, relaxing way to get out for a couple of hours at a low price..i think it is $16 per person. When you are finished, there is an old school bar inside with a bartender hanging out waiting to serve you. I have never been here when it is overly busy, but I am sure it has it's moments. Good luck, hit the links, stick to birdies and greens, and try not to slice one into the farmer's field. FORE!

I don't Golf, so this isn't a review of the Golf Course, but I am a Fantasy Football Freak and one…read moreof my league's hold our draft here every year, so this is a review of the clubhouse and bar. The Staff at Ives Groves always takes very good care of us. We use a nice sized meeting room that is attached to the bar and grill. This convenient because the previous year's loser has to buy breakfast for the whole league on draft day. Prices are reasonable and portions are large, which is another positive! The Clubhouse, including bathrooms is easily wheelchair accessible! They also have WiFi available.

Ives Grove offers a great value. The course boasts 27 links style holes and will play 7000 yards…read morefrom the back tees. Strong winds and massive bunkers will provide plenty of challenges and all for under $25 if you are a walker. If you need equipment they have a full pro shop on site. If it isn't in stock, or you need something custom, they will go out of their way to order it for you. Need golf instruction? They gave three full tie teaching professionals with flexible availability. The junior golf program is a really great way to introduce young players to the game.

I've come here multiple times, and there is ample parking and plenty of bays so they're usually…read morespace to hit...unless is very busy. There are also benches to sit and watch if you're tagging along with a golfer loved one. The baskets of balls are self-serve and very reasonably priced. The bays are also heated when it's cold out which is nice! There's also a decently large putting space for practice.

The staff and facility are amazing. New ball's rotated weekly. The lights stay on until 11pm and…read morethe machines never shut off so i can hit as soon as the sun comes up. The bays are heated, they have 2 outdoor simulators, serve drinks, snacks and pizza and will NEVER close because weather - YEAR ROUND!

Great 9 hole course with amazing views. Versatile course forcing you to use all your clubs in the…read morebag. For the price and walking it's a great experience.

This has been my worst experience ever and not just in golfing someone that goes by the name of…read more"joe" kept stalking me while I was golfing and telling me that I needed to hurry up since he had people coming in later to go golfing. He then proceeded to insult my golfing skills and telling me that I should stop and go to the driving range. Never will be coming here again.

Casual, fun 9 hole course. Not the best kept, but an easy go-to when looking for a golf round.read more

This is a pretty tight 9 hole. It is easy to maneuver, and good if you're on a time crunch. The…read morecourse isn't the best kept. The price is a bit high for what the course offers. I would go to this course again, I just wouldn't go out of my way to get there

Don't know what happened to this place, it used to be a great little place to take the family as…read moremost of the holes are reachable for most golfers. We played yesterday and left quite disappointed. The course is in very rough shape and in dire need of some TLC. I understand the fact that some of the holes couldn't be mowed due to the recent rains but it doesn't appear that any of the course has seen the lawn mower or a weed wacker recently. Our group lost a bunch of balls that were hit near or on the fairway. Hopefully changes are coming as we sure did like coming here over the years.

The fact this is the only place in the area to golf (minus Gastrau's on Rawson) and has the typical…read moreclub house feel makes this a fantastic place to come. It has a driving range, putting green, and a full golf course (see the website for deets). I only come for the driving range, $4 for a small bucket and $6 for large, which is a bit expensive but what can ya do? There's no where else to go! Another plus? It doesn't give off the pretentious feeling some other places do, which makes for a comfortable experience.

This nine hole golf course is relatively inexpensive. That being said, there is only one ball…read morewasher on the entire course, which is at hole number six. The first fairway is long and very uneven. The grass is taller than it should be due to poor grass cutting equipment. The green on number seven is usually full of goose manure. In the fall, Hickory nuts are usually on the fourth green.

From the owner: Washington Park Golf Course is the oldest golf course on record still within the city limits of any…read morecity in the State of Wisconsin. Generations of Racine golfers have considered Washington Park their home course giving it the "old" golf course feel.  Washington Park will be celebrating 100 years of play in 2019. Come play this City of Racine classic!