Immaculate country club and golf course. Attentive staff. Beautiful location for a wedding venue…read more However, the club's event planner at the wedding I attended seemed a bit hurried with the wedding party (as if the wedding seemed an imposition).

Our family has been a member of Pine Hills Country Club for over 16 years. Pine Hills golf course…read moreis absolutely awesome! The greens are some of the fastest in Sheb. County and very well manicured. The course itself has many hills and valleys along with the beautiful Sheboygan River that flows through it. There are many types of mature trees that line the fairways, and the grounds crew do a great job in keeping the course in top shape. Also, there is meticulous care and attention given to the lovely flowers and planting areas. The Club also has tennis courts, and great pool and kiddie pool. It also has a very good restaurant and is able to accommodate large weddings and parties. Pine Hills is a private country club with membership and annual dues. It is a wonderful place for families to be together, whether it be on the golf course, on the courts or in the pool. They also plan several social events for the members and their families. We have enjoy this club during our years as members.

Great course, shot over handicap. Put ego aside and play white tees, if you're a mid handicap…read more Great blt wrap at restaurant. Course in pristine condition. Greens roll true. Well worth the visit

No gps but cart has usb. Expensive!! They give you water on…read morefirst tee NO bathrooms on course just a porta potty. Very well maintained and nice staff.

If you're looking for a one stop shop with excellent customer service, this is the spot. Prices…read morespeak for themselves. 27 unique holes, 3 top tier sims, FULL selection of clubs, apparel, etc and the nicest staff you'll see in the Midwest (especially Andrew, Tim, and Ryan). I could go on and on for days about how much I love this place, but I'll let y'all see for yourselves! You're welcome in advance. ‍

Three of us started golfing. Minding our own business. The course Marshal comes along and says…read morewe're taking too long, to speed it up. So after one more hole, we had to wait for two people in front of us. Every single hole, we were done and had to sit and wait. He never said a word to them and they were holding everybody back. The guy drove the cart and his lady partner walked back to her ball every singe hole. Kind of struck me the wrong way. I've never golfed there before and probably will never go there again.

Joined a friend for lunch. Surprised at the full menu, but we just had a Trio-Salad and a Santa Fe…read moreSalad. Both were attractively presented and well-prepared. The setting, looking out onto the green golf course at the beginning of fall, is lovely.

Came for Easter buffet brunch and we were suitably impressed. The food was prepared just the way I…read morelike it. They managed to make the scrambled eggs and eggs Benedict maintain their quality remarkably in a buffet environment. I especially enjoyed the cheesy hash browns and cheese cake.

We booked a round here for 7 couples well in advance through Club Corp (we are all members at Bay…read moreOaks CC in Houston). After we booked the round the manager reached out to us to see if we were going to eat lunch after the round (customer service, what a novel idea!). The director of golf welcomed all four of our groups on the first tee. The on course drink service was first rate. Aside from all this superior customer service, the golf course is phenomenal and well maintained. We will be back!

Read all the fine print in the charter and don't expect any humanity…read more I was recently diagnosed with ALS in November at age 52. In late July, the club did an "extra assessment" for renovations of approximately $8,000, which I paid because I didn't know about my diagnosis yet. With ALS, playing golf is no longer in the cards, so in November I called the club to end my membership. As the club had just started some of the renovations, I asked if they would consider returning even a portion of the $8,000. Keep in mind this is Not the non-refundable initiation fee - it's an "extra" assessment that I will never benefit from. I was told that the Board would consider it but after 3 weeks they decided NOT to return even a penny of the extra assessment. When my wife called a board member to discuss the member said that we have members die every year and the by-laws say no refunds ever. We have since found out that there aren't any terminal members like me, but that's a whole different story. Look - I understand charters and by-laws, but typically Boards have discretion to judge each situation on its own merit. I think I was expecting a little humanity as I confront the final chapter of my life and I received none. Great Course, Great Staff... Ruthless Board. I need to remove all stress from my life so I needed to write this and then be done.

We enjoy everything about this Country Club! Great people, awesome food, and an exceptional golf…read morecourse. The best value in the Valley, and probably in the entire state of Wisconsin!

Traditional could try club with hard woods. Was there for the sunday bvb buffet and it was good,…read morebut not sure the price is worth it. Traditional breakfast items with some cheesecake and carving station with an omelet bar

Milwaukee Country Club is a private club offering golf, tennis, dining, etc. My review is about…read morethe golf course. Being a private club, there are only a few ways to golf here. First, be a member. I have no idea how you do that - I think they just find you if they want you. Or, be a guest - if someone invites you, by golly take it! You can also bid on a silent auction or something - rounds like this don't come around often! With Milwaukee Country Club, you've either heard of it (and know its reputation), or you've never heard of it. Those "in the know" will tell you all about it and revel in it's perfection. Most golf publications rank this course #2 or #3 in Wisconsin, only behind Whistling Straits and maybe Erin Hills. And they're not wrong. The same publications consistently rank it in the top 100 courses in America - usually around #70. Very impressive. But how IS the course, you ask? Milwaukee Country Club is a well-written novel with 18 interesting, developed characters - each pivotal to the plot. In other words, this course is absolutely exquisite. Everything is exactly where it should be - every shrub, tree, bench, bunker, etc. - it's right where it needs to be. This course is over 100 years old, and over that time, things have been figured out. Boring holes? None here - each hole is memorable and interesting. And don't look for any signs telling you which tee box you're on, or markers in the fairway showing yardage (like, white or red yardage stakes). It's clean, baby... all natural, no visual pollution. Bring your GPS. Also, this course is made to walk - no problems walking it compared to other courses. The bunkers are strategically placed - each one making you think and rethink your next shot. You don't want to be stuck there, as they often have steep walls you may not be able to clear. One thing I've noticed playing other courses since then - the attention to detail *everywhere* on the course is the real difference. If you're in the rough - you get the same rough wherever you are. There's no bare spots or dead patches here. No sir. Greens are impeccable - mowed daily during the summer. They may not be "pool table fast", but they'll give you a steady, consistent feel that carries from hole to hole. I loved them. The back 9 jumps over the Milwaukee River and back, giving you great views. Both the front and back nines finish with holes coming toward the sprawling clubhouse, creating a "I feel like a professional wrapping up my round" feeling. Like I said, if you get a chance to golf here, don't be a fool and pass it up. Take it - you may never have another chance. If you're a member, well, congratulations (and feel free to hit me up to be your guest - any time). Otherwise, this is the course that golf lovers only dream about.

I just came here for an event. The food was delicious and the staff was great…read more The location is really classy and they offer valet parking but most of the time you don't need it because ample parking is a short walk away

We attended a wedding reception here over the weekend, and what a lovely venue it is! It is beyond…read moreme how I didn't take any photos, but trust me when I say it's a great site to see. The country club as a whole is actually pretty small, which surprised me. It definitely gives off quaint and exclusive vibes. Being on Beaver Lake, I'm assuming it costs a pretty penny to be a member, but we were glad to just be guests for the day! This wedding reception was held primarily both on the sprawling outdoor patio and in the 'Beaver Lake Room' of the club. The patio is triple-tiered overlooks the entire lake. A gorgeous setting. I thought the service for the evening was great! All of the staff seemed to work seamlessly to keep up with the 150+ guests. The multi-course dinner came out quickly and near the same time for almost everyone, plates and cutlery were removed so timely, and wine/water glasses were continuously refilled. All in all, this was a wonderful experience. It sounds like they host lots of events, from fundraisers to golf outings and banquet, and beyond. So maybe we'll one day return!

We were here for a wedding reception. So I can't comment on anything other than that. Beautiful…read moregrounds, however if your from out of town like we were, the entrance is easy to miss. The view over Beaver Lake is beautiful, and the multi level outside are with a fire pit is wonderful. The food was cooked perfectly. The serving staff and bartenders were all wonderful and polite. It was a comfortable space for a small to medium sized reception or event.