Golfed this course for the first time and I had a great time. It's a very fun course with some…read morechallenging holes. Most of the fairways are wide enough to give a lesser golfer such as myself a fighting chance. The course was well maintained and the greens are in great shape. Thursday twilight rate was $25, how can you go wrong.

I had the chicken sandwich with bacon, jalapeno, peppers and pepper jack cheese on fresh bakery…read morebun. I added the chipolte mayo that came with it. This is the best sandwich I've had in a long time. I usually get the fish tacos on Friday but this sandwich is my new favorite. Try Jack's at the golf course. You won't be disappointed.

We kind of just like it as the rolling hills, beautiful…read more No man-made obstructions, just nature. Blades of green grass in the summer, warm golden sunlight kissing the jade. Autumn leaves litter, dew sparkling from the foliage. Winter comes with diamonds, sparkling crystals, thick blankets of wool covering the slopes. Spring, new buds awake, life stirs from slumber, fowls returning home after a long cold fly overhead. We beg of you, please, leave it as the earth is intended. -The Tight Squad

From the owner: St. Croix Valley Golf Course, located in St. Croix Falls, WI is a 9-hole public golf course opened…read morein 1925. Designed by Andy Lindquist, St. Croix Valley Golf Course measures 3060 yards from the longest tees and has a slope rating of 122, and a 34.7 USGA rating. Our regulation 9-hole, PAR 36 course features 4 sets of tees to challenge different skill levels. Located on 133 pristine acres adjacent to Interstate Park in the beautiful St. Croix River Valley, this very scenic, challenging course features wooded, rolling terrain. Beautiful conditions are very well maintained by an experienced, committed staff.

It depends on what experience you are looking for... Only in WI will you find a Golf Course willing…read moreto host the "Hunyuck" tourney. This event (which is just a bunch of guys being crazy and golfing) includes but is not limited to...men in Daizzy Dukes, Pirate flags bigger than the cart hanging off the back of the cart and boomboxes pumping out tunes while you golf! If you are looking for the typical White Collar version of golfing you might wAnna try somewhere else. If you are looking for a place that will allow you to have a rip-roaring party as you drink your way through 18 holes Krooked Kreek is definitely right up your alley :)

Great course. It is tough, but fair. Lots of variety in looks, distances and features. Only…read morenegative for me is that it is not very walkable, since there are long distances between some of the greens to the next tee boxes. We generally play on our way up north and it is pretty easy to get a tee time during prime times. Also, green fees are very reasonable compared to similar courses in the Twin Cities.

I ordered the large supreme pizza…read more The good: the supreme pizza was very tasty and the meat and vegetables were nicely cut. The bad: the pizza will get stuck to the bottom of the cardboard if you leave it in the cardboard box overnight.

The one gold course where I don't feel rushed (and maybe it's because I'm on cabin time). We've…read morebeen bopping to Cumberland Golf Course for years and I remember coming here prior to getting into golf. In the past, we would sit outside on the deck to admire the land and dine at the (former) restaurant. Word on the block is that a new restaurant is in the works as of July 2025 which is exciting! Flash forward to present day, I am finally into golf and got to play 18-holes. On one of the holes we had a deer visit us which was so majestical! I adore the fresh greenery and wilderness here. Note: the back 9 is very difficult. Maybe plan for some balls to go in the water? My grandpa turned 103 this year and we celebrated by him making it through about 5-holes. Go, grandpa!! In addition, we also celebrated his 100th here a few years back outside with food catered in from the golf course. My family adores the close proximity to our cabin, the friendly staff, clean facilities and the great prices. I look forward to many more visits. Thank you!!

Butternut Hills Golf is an excellent course in northern Wisconsin. Any level of golfer can be…read morechallenged by the course. Some sand, some water and some narrow fairways - but a fair course if you can hit your ball reasonably straight. Greens on some holes are tricky - but all but a couple are in great shape. I like to walk - but it is tough on this course because of the distance between some of the greens to the next tee box. So, unless you have time for a 5 hour round - probably best to take a cart. The green fees are a little pricey - but I normally only play this course on the weekends- so I assume they jack up the prices on the weekends to take advantage of the cabin owners. However, I enjoy the course enough to pay a little extra.

There were 6 people playing together, ahead of us, which, of course, made it a very slow round for…read moreus. Additionally, another about three or four ahead of us had five in their group. This was reported to the clubhouse nothing nothing was done. Did not expect this from this course will be a long time before we go again.

The new owners have done a really good job! The course looked great and the clubhouse had a great…read moreenvironment after our round

Great course with beautiful views. Friendly staff and golf shop has Wisconsin favorite Chocolate…read moreShop ice cream.

Have played here on and off since it first opened. Current owners are the third group to run this…read moreplace since the beginning. Course is challenging but manageable for the typical golfer. If rating solely on that i would give it 4 stars. I rated as I did because the staff is rude at best pushing towards unprofessional and insulting. The course ranger we encountered today was pushing for a punch in the nose. We were a foursome iof seasoned (I'm in my 60's) golfers who know and play with proper golf etiquette. There were a large number of 2 somes and singles playing this Sunday. They are obviously going to play a faster round and when they were waiting on us, we would let them play through. The ranger busted our chops about not letting people play through. Why would this course book anything other than 3-4 somes on a weekend and combine doubles and singles? Very unlikely I'll be back until there are new owners, which based on the relatively empty parking lot at peak season will happen sooner than later.

Hard to beat the prices here! Right off the main highway that a lot of Minnesotans use on their…read moreway to their cabins in Wisconsin! Drove by a million times and I had never stopped to play until this trip. Glad I did! This course reminds me of the beautiful courses in northern Minnesota with amazing sight lines and a great layout. Only a couple quick issues, it had not rained for a few days before we played yet the course was very wet for some reason. Also the greens were quite shaggy and inconsistent which made it a bit frustrating. All in all we had a great time and I'll be playing there again!

This course is a jewel and the staff here are gems! Cindi was absolutely the best making our 4some…read morefeel welcome, having fun with us, and going overboard making sure we had a great time. You would be hard pressed to find a course with more mature white pine trees. The scent from all the trees is soothing - even after a bad shot. The course is not long but fairways are narrow placing a premium on accuracy off the tee. The greens are good size and in good shape. The course distance was good for our wives who do not hit the ball far. Highly recommend playing here. Great value, great times, and great people.

Fox Run is a fun little golf course that my family enjoys playing on weekdays in the summer…read more Prices are low and the service is great. We go at least once or twice a week when we are up at the lake. There is a par 3 and a regular course, as well as a bar to keep you well-hydrated while on the course.