I had the great pleasure of playing a quick nine and having lunch at Kettle Hills this past Friday…read more My friends and I were starting off a golf weekend, on our way to Erin Hills (before playing at Kohler for the rest of the weekend) with a few hours to kill before our tee time. We saw Kettle Hills from the road and said, "What the Hell". They got us out right away even though they had a corporate event just starting, great pace of play, and let's just say the greens fees are just slightly less than Erin Hills (about 5%). The course was in fantastic shape, the service (shop, bev cart, bar and grill) couldn't have been better. The greens were actually better than Erin Hills. Our Friday warm up nine turned out to be a great highlight of our weekend. Thanks!

My experience was not good. I just left and the front desk person was super rude and would not let…read moremy wife and I play. He gave me attitude twice. We were willing to pay to play and would have been fine if we did not finish before dark. Please don't play at Kettle Hills. There are plenty of other courses.

Got told we could play a 6 some for 18 holes as long as we played in 4 hours for a scramble on a…read morebachelor party. Played the front 20 minutes ahead of pace and waited an hour for people in front of us on the back after they yelled at us for playing a 6 some on hole 10. Greens in bad shape as well. Decent course but manager obviously thinks he's more important than he really is.

Fun course! Great deal at $59 or $49 for 62 and up. Very pretty and challenging Arthur Hills links…read morecourse. Pace of play good. Very walkable. They have GPS in carts, no bathroom on course just porta potty.

Nice public community golf course…read more Membership process look reasonable when I'm retired. My only issue is with the Golf Pro. I called 5-6 times and left messages to get lessons set up for my wife and never was called back. Has he bothered to return the call she would have signed up which meant money for him and more money for the course because we would have played there.

We recently found Hartford Golf Club through a Yelp search and tried it for the first time. I wish…read morewe would have found this course a long time ago! We scheduled a tee time and showed up early to warm up. The check in was easy, and the employees were great. They even let us tee off a little early since we were ready. The course itself was in great shape. It is a very peaceful environment, and even though there were many others on the course that day, we still felt like we had the place to ourselves. We were never rushed by groups from behind, or slowed by groups ahead. And this is a course that can be enjoyed by any skill level of golfer. Now that we have had this first experience at Hartford Golf Club, we cant wait to go back again. This has now become our go-to course.

very nice driving range, nice people…read more plenty of tee stations reasonable prices easy access free parking par 3 course, but I haven't played it

Great day going to the range, having cocktails and bomb pops followed by putt putt golf. So much…read morefun and the owners were so nice!

We arrived there Friday with a group of seven. We sat at the bar where the service was spectacular!…read moreEventually, a table opened up so we moved to the table along with our server! Food and service were great!

To start off it's a nice looking venue to host a wedding or any other event you may have.My…read moredaughter and future son in law booked this place for their wedding recently and things were going well as it should . Well then you throw in this guy we were told was the Manager/guy who wants to purchase the club which hopefully the city of Mayville refuses to do because this guy does not have customer service in his bones to be able to run such a venue.My daughter had a contract with this guy ,but he kept on wanting to add charges upon charges after the initial agreement had been signed.It just kept going back and forth on you can do this you cant do that all the way up to the wedding day and days afterwards. All the weddings that I've been apart of the venues always did what they could to make sure everything went off without a hitch, and within reason.We observed after the wedding party got their food , that some of the workers helped themselves to some of it too without consent of the wedding party.Also their staff in the bar served two minors shots one of them was my son who was 18 never was carded and didnt even have his wallet with so he should never have received anything to begin with and the other was a brother of the groom who was 20 and also never carded he recieved multiple alcoholic drinks without being accompanied by any adult.Im not expecting any bar or place that serves alcohol to babysit minors ,just do their job in carding so they dont get served.Over all like I said it's a nice looking place but you need REAL LEADERSHIP to run a place like this and make it fun for all guest. Management Failed this time, hope they figure it out, if not I hope Mayville wont sell it to them.

We love the restaurant food options AND views. Issak and Laura were wonderful in accommodating my…read morespecial request in the Pro shop !

We golfed Meadow Valleys in late October so we knew weather would likely be an issue and it…read moredefinitely factored into my experience. It was sunny for the front nine but hovering in mid 40s at best most of the day. Hard to swing when you have 4 layers on! That said, the course was in beautiful shape, even despite three days of rain before we got there. We were restricted to cart path only so it required a lot of walking I struggled because the fairways were so well cut they were like greens and the greens were even shorter and faster. Great for most golfers but not what I was used to. There was a nice mix of sand, water, and rough. The sand traps can be quite deep. You can walk the course but there are a few hills and distance between holes at times. I loved the fall colors of the leaves surrounding us. The course was less than 5100 yards from the forward tees so not super long but it was hard. Several blind shots. Greens on hills (we were referring to one hole as the volcano). I did manage a birdie on #7 so I was happy about that.

We were at Cedars Bowling Alley in Cedarburg recently for a bowling fundraiser tournament and had a…read morereally fun time. It's a great vintage bowling alley with a lot of character -- not a big flashy place, which honestly adds to the charm. They have 8 lanes and it worked really well for the event. We bowled for the fundraiser and they also used the large side room for a big raffle and gathering area, which was perfect for the group. It made it easy for everyone to hang out, socialize, and participate in the raffle between games. We didn't eat while we were there, but we did have drinks and the service was friendly and attentive even with a full crowd in the building. There's also a patio area that looked like a great place to sit when the weather is nice. Overall it was a really fun atmosphere and a great place to host a fundraiser or small tournament. Definitely a Cedarburg spot with some classic bowling alley charm.

We decided to check out a local alley for my kiddo's 9th birthday. We had an hour to bowl since…read moreleagues were coming in later, which was fine. He had three young kids with us and an hour was plenty. The guy at the counter quoted us $27 and said we pay after. 30 minutes in, the lane broke. It was fixed in a couple minutes. 45 minutes in, the motor on the ball return died. The staff member tried to fix it. Ten minutes later, he turns to the other family and offered to put them on a different lane (but they were full and lanes were about to be taken up by the league), but told them the motor died. We stood there never given any info while the guy went back to go bartend. My husband went up to pay since we figured that's that, even though no one wanted to talk to us. When my husband went to pay, the guy tried to charge him almost $40, which was more than quoted, and us not even finishing one game. After my husband disagreed with the price since we were there less than expected, had a broken game we couldn't even finish, we paid half. No apology (fully understand they can't control an electronic component, but some kind of sympathy is just being human and a good business person). I was more upset that we didn't get any kind of communication that our game was cut short and there was no solution. Unfortunately, we will not be back.

Great spot. Went out for the first time while passing through town on the way to Green Bay…read more Sporting Clay course with golf cars available for rent. Nice bar/lounge for afterwords that offer food as well. Love that they had plenty of shirts and hats available for sale as well!

It's open when you think it might not be. Which for some reason is hard to find around here…read more Satisfies the winter clay busting itch. 18$ for 13 stations. 10$ for a golf cart, which really isn't needed, but on damp days it's nice to have the option. Or for folks that might have a harder time getting around. Can get muddy at times. Not too hilly. My only gripe if I had to have one is their website says "automated" which to me implies no human interaction is required to launch the clays. I was expecting voice activated launchers or some other means besides "someone has to push the buttons". Which is fine. Not sure how they'd get something like that into the middle of nowhere. Just doesn't really seem automated. I guess it is in the sense I don't have to physically throw the clay myself... And one more last little gripe is the ammo is about 10% more than I'd want to pay, and the cocktails are super light on the booze. So much so you're way better off having a beer or two after you shoot, than looking for any kind of mixed drink. So the solution is: if you're gonna come more than a few times get the card to make it 13$ a round. Bring your own ammo unless you want to support the club more. Rent the cart on crap days. And never order a cocktail. That makes for a perfect time. Excited to go back.