First time at the resort. The place is amazing! I would definitely come back. The staff is…read moreincredibly friendly and attentive.

I was here for a training through the University of Wisconsin. The room was very nice that the…read moretraining was held in, they had this very nice salt scrub in the bathroom to use. The room we were in was looking out on a golf course so we were able to look outside to relieve some of the training downtime.

Beautiful golf course! Very nice staff. Great food. The course is great. We had an outing there.read more

Nice 9 holes. We'll maintained. Cathy at the desk was an absolute pleasure. So nice and welcoming…read more Great short course would play again!

I've been to Sand Valley twice before - just made my 3rd trip. Also been to Bandon Dunes once. All…read moretold, I've now played 5 different courses. The Sedge (46 days old when I played it) was quite nice but the least impressive of the 5 I've played. If I were a relative beginner, or elderly, it would be the easiest of all the courses to play. (par 68,... but A LOT of up-and-down). There was nothing about this course that was more impressive than the other 4 I've played. I had a good caddy but the 3 guys I played with didn't take caddies and sprayed the ball all over the place so my caddy ended up spending time helping them too. I hope they tipped him. And while most of the facilities and services were top notch, i did get a little attitude from employees a couple of times. I was disappointed that in the Main pro shop, they did not have a scorecard for the Sedge. Nobody told me there was no practice putting green at The Sedge. I guess I should have asked. I knew to hit balls before going to the course, but didn't putt. Fairways weren't as lush as I expected for a 46-day old course. It's rustic. Greens weren't cut very short so they played very slowly and it was difficult for me to adjust (I take responsibility for that). The three tees are nice - one of them is up in the beginning of the fairway, so (again) if I were a beginner or elderly, I'd like that option. I'll go back to the resort, but I probably won't play The Sedge again.

Sand Valley..... There have been many reviews praising the amazing golf available on your courses…read morethe food too has been praised, and deservedly so. My 5 Stars are for the people.... the waitstaff, grounds crew, caddies, pro shop crew and those working behind the scenes. You put up with The Good, the bad and the Ugly...... Thanks for making Sand Valley such an outstanding experience.

The landscapers are up early grooming and drying the course. The course is beautiful, challenging…read moreand fun to play. This is one of two courses at Arrowhead the other is the Pines Course. The Rome/Nekoosa area just 40 miles North of the Dells is getting worldwide acclaim as a golf destination. Even the local airport has had to lengthen runways and increase fuel storage to accommodate the increasing number of private jets flying in. Sand Valley is the biggest draw with currently 5 courses on site and ever expanding. If you have a few million dollars casually lying around there are homesites available at Sand Valley. There is also Northern Bay, The Ridges, Bullseye and more within a short ride. When visiting and playing the courses be kind to your fellow golfers and follow the rules of the course you're playing on. Some may require replacing the divot you hit out that may have traveled further than your golf ball, others require not replacing the divot but sprinkling the provided grass seed into the newly minted divot. One final tip, please use the provided restrooms located on the courses. Some of us live on the courses and don't enjoy the view of golfers walking into the woods, relieving themselves and ultimately showing off their shortcomings.

My newbie golf journey continues (just over two months in), and I took advantage of playing this…read moregolf course with at Adams County Park. It was a last minute decision to go golfing. Therefore, we had to golf twilight because there were no earlier openings. We played the Pines starting at 4:45 pm and we were able to get 15 holes in before it got dark. It was just me and my husband, so we were able to play fast. I must say that this one stands out as the best I've played at so far - so pretty. What truly impressed me was the impeccable maintenance of the greens. They were like putting on velvet - smooth, consistent, and a true test of my putting skills. The fairways were impressive. They provided a perfect surface for my shots, and the layout of the course was challenging yet fun. I found myself thoroughly enjoying the variety of holes. There was cart service available and ball marker collectible - bonus! With its well-maintained greens, lovely fairways, appealing layout, and friendly staff, it's certainly worth a visit.

Finally had the chance to pay 18 holes here. Fairways are decent (the rough is a little too high,…read morebut that's why they call it the rough), but the greens are not great. There are some pretty bad patches on the greens they they need to address. It is a challenging course, but not so much that you will loose 10 golf balls on any given day. Its remote location makes it hard to justify really getting out here and having to navigate around back roads to find the place.

This course first of all is always in horrible conditions, don't forget that they over charge for…read moretheir "quality". Their greens aren't true, you can't find a level stance on a tee box and there is plenty of garbage laying around. All around a really bad course and I do not recommend spending your time or money here.

Enjoyed a relaxing lunch with family. I tried the taco salad in a fried tortilla bowl. My daughter…read moretried the chicken dumpling soup and she devoured it. Good place for large groups and for kids. We love the pull tabs and the duck claw game near the bowling alley. Great service!

Good beer, good Bloody Mary and plenty of food choices. I had a Guinness with Reuben sandwich and…read moresweet potato fries. My friend had the Bloody Mary and BBQ chicken flatbread. No complaints from our table. Great friendly service.

I was in Wisconsin Rapids to take my dad out for Father's day brunch. It's harder than I would…read morehave guessed to find any place to eat lunch on Sunday, so we went to my dad's old stomping grounds Bull's Eye. The menu was standard fare for what you'd find in a Wisconsin tavern. The bloody mary's were good, and the cheese curds were excellent. Not surprisingly, there were not really any vegetarian options so I went pescatarian for the day and ate fish tacos, which were decent. Service was friendly, albeit slow. The view from the restaurant, overlooking the Wisconsin River, is breathtaking and worth the visit. So, if you need a lunch place in Wisconsin Rapids that serves alcohol, it's a good option.

Went golfing and had a great time very great fairways and would recommend this place for great time…read moregolfing and food

Very challenging course. I played in July 2019 and it was lush and green and in good shape. Greens…read moreare kept up pretty well. Pace of play can be an issue, but that all depends on who is in front of you. In my case, teenage employees at the course were playing in front of me and they were neither very quick nor very good. One even forgot his PW next to the green. Nuckleheads. If you are in the area and want a challenging 18, try this place. Some fairways are wide open but others are narrow and surrounded by trees. Be sure to bring plenty of golf balls.

36 dollars wasted. Don't be fooled by the pictures on the website. If you enjoy playing a course…read morewhere you can't tell the difference between the rough and the fairway then boy, I have the course for you. The fairways contained grass that stood halfway up my shins. The bunkers appeared as if they had no maintenance yet this year, and I could understand that with all the rain we've had, but I did not see a single one being worked on. If you willing to travel to this course to play I would suggest taking your money to Stevens Point, Waupaca, or Wisconsin Rapids to play better courses for about the same price. Won't be returning. Sincerely, A disappointed golfer

Friday fish fry!…read more About 4 different choices of fish prepared a bunch of ways. Comes with choice of red potatoes, baked potato or rice pilaf. Large servings of fishes, whether it's one huge piece of walleye, 6 medium sized triangle blue gill or 3 cod pieces. Got a coleslaw, some beans and soft brown bread with butter that came with it. Of course, lots of menu items to choose from for lunch and dinner. Big parking lot.

As a first time golfer, I didn't have many expectations. Most of the staff was friendly enough…read morehowever one can ruin it all. I believe Brandon was his name, but he was less than accommodating. We were a little slow, with it being my first time and there were 4 of us. A group had come up behind us and so we planned to let them ahead of us. Brandon came up to us and asked us to let them pass. Of course. We dont want to hold up. On the last hole, he came up to us to make sure we weren't playing anymore because it was backed up. The group we had let pass us were still playing before we could start. We weren't holding anything up but he insisted on berating us about being slow. If that hadn't been enough, my friend had accidentally thrown her styrofoam cup in the recycling and acknowledged that. Brandon VERY RUDELY said "styrofoam cannot be recycled. It's bad for the environment." Obviously she knew or she wouldnt have said something. He was just rude to us for no reason and really made me feel awful for even attempting golf.