Great course. Awesome food. Super nice staff and owner. Been playing leagues there for a few…read moreyears and the course is in great shape!

Great little golf course! They just had a new watering system put in this past year and it was the…read morePERFECT time for it as we had a very dry summer. The course has shaped up nicely and always a joy to play. They have a clubhouse that could use a bit of work but it's a good place to have a cocktail and snack after a round of golf. Also has a big room upstairs and down that can host parties, reunions and events.

Excellent course. Offers an array of skill level, for the most part, very forgiving for beginners,…read morebut also some challenging holes, particularly on the back 9. Definitely will be returning this season. 5/5 in my book.

Did a "bar crawl" with my boyfriend who had never been to Solon so he could see all the local…read moreplaces. We had a couple drinks and split a sandwich for lunch. The food was just ok but the service was friendly and the atmosphere is nicer than most clubhouses. If you want to try all the bars in Solon you have to hit the Hidden Greens.

Northern Pines Golf Course is a driving range, golf course, bar, banquet and event center…read more I'm here to talk about the golf course, and yet I'm here enjoying a cold beer in the summer sunshine on the outdoor patio after my round of golf, while a crowd is here getting ready for a night of wedding fun and festivities. They are enjoying themselves at both the large and very nice inside event space and the well groomed outside event space (separate from the back patio and driving range). The golf is a regular golf course. It is nine holes and they consider a full round doing the course twice (9x2=18). Do not let this discourage you because this is a very fun, very challenging and surprisingly forgiving course that you will want a second chance to master. This IS NOT A PAR 3 nine. This is a fun course with very different holes, some flat and some with surprising elevation. There are par 3 holes and "everything in your biggest club" long holes. Number nine is a mental challenge uphill. Number two tees off from high above the fairway. Trust me, the fairway on two is forgiving so go for it. The price is a good value. The course is always in good shape. I've walked this course, but I prefer to get a cart. It's a long course. It's easy to underestimate nine hole courses and to underestimate golf in farmland. You deci Northern Pines is a solid, well maintained, challenging yet forgiving course that makes you want to come back again and again.

Entered BBQ event last year that was sponsored by Northern Pines and it was canceled. Since then…read morethey have refused to refund my $250 entry fee. Not sure how anyone could trust them to do an event?

Absolutely one of my favorite courses I've played, went up for a little trip and decided to play…read moreit, the view is stunning and the gentleman working in the pro shop were extremely nice. Highly recommend this to anyone that gets a chance to play it! Not only was the view and the workers amazing but the course was super well taken care of. Also the drive to the course is awesome!

The views here are uhhh-MAZE-ing!!!! Forget golfing, just stand around and gawk at the lake from…read morethe top of the bluff. It's so beautiful you might cry. Or you might feel your heart bursting for the sheer beauty. Or maybe that was just me. I'm the crappiest golfer ever but I was hanging around with people who know how to hit the ball. But it was no skin off my teeth to join the crowd and inspect the local wildlife on the course. Not good: No beverage cart girls Not good: Overgrown weeds in spots that obviously began life as landscaped spots Good: Wildflowers!!!! Wildflowers as far as they eye can see! Very Good: Views of the greatest Great Lake of them all. True story: I saw a deer. I inadvertently scared some baby birds. And I singlehandedly rescued a turtle on the 15th hole.

Golfed this course with my wife (her first golf outing EVER,) and her folks - seriously one of the…read morenicest courses I have played in the state! The views of Lake Superior are incredible, the course is very well maintained and the price was surprisingly low. It is a 27 hole course. Play the front and the lake 9 for a perfect 18 hole experience.

One star because they had "no record" of our reservation. I have a record of the call to the golf…read morecourse and wrote the information down as it was given to me, however, because it wasn't in their system we were unable to golf here.

Really nice 9-hole course tucked away behind the neighborhoods. The fairways are lush and well kept…read moreand the greens are really nice. They are not the easiest greens to read and they are really fast. The staff is great, the greens fees reasonable, and the pro-shop has a decent selection of balls, tees, gloves, and attire to keep you playing. They do not sell, fit, or repair gear but they do sell food and a basic assortment of beer, snacks, and pop. There is a decent practice green and a nice outdoor range/hitting area to warm up before your round. The course itself is a lot of fun to play and I recommend checking it out if you're in the area.

This course is in great shape and a fun layout to play on. The greens have good speed and are…read moresmooth. You get to play at a good price and enjoy the road with a good view also.

the food here is always great-whether we play golf or just go there to eat-Kelsey is terrific-we…read morewill be back !

Everyone was amazing besides the guy bartender with glasses! So rude! Great food and place just…read moreneed to get rid of the guy bartender

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.