On this amazingly beautiful May day, I took the grands to Grant Park beach. Love this spacious…read morepark, but the long road in is so full of potholes I nearly lose my fillings when I choose to go that way. "Jump into the hole," I said.

Grant Park is legendary history to me and my childhood. I just moved back home after six years in…read moreMadison. First place I went to. Picnic area 5 and 6. Where a boy became a man, if you will. Still pristine even 50 years later. Seven Bridges are always welcoming. The main road into the picnic areas is terrible until you get to the golf course. Needs a repave with CONCRETE. Otherwise, God has continued his blessing on Grant Park.

A cute little golf course hidden away in Oak Creek. Four Par 4 holes and five Par 3 holes on a…read morequiet piece of land that has large trees as well as water on four of the holes. Good place to work on your accuracy and short game. Owners are very polite, and they have a nice selection of drinks for a post-round wrap-up.

Whistling Straits, it is not..but it is fun!…read more As long as you know what you are getting into, you can have fun at Woodlands. It is sort of a throwback, a memory of a bygone era, a small slice of Americana still alive and well today. Woodlands is a small, public course with no frills but lots of laughs. There is surprisingly water on almost every hole, along with lots of trees and fields to provide some hazards. The course is extremely short though. I think the first hole is about 90 yards. The longest may be 400. It is a privately owned 9 hole course that I prefer to walk and take in the scenery on. It is not in perfect condition, and does not have bells and whistles. It is a basic, short 9 hole course nestled somewhere between a par 3 and a short course with a spattering of par 4s. To walk it with a buddy and a couple of beers is a fun, relaxing way to get out for a couple of hours at a low price..i think it is $16 per person. When you are finished, there is an old school bar inside with a bartender hanging out waiting to serve you. I have never been here when it is overly busy, but I am sure it has it's moments. Good luck, hit the links, stick to birdies and greens, and try not to slice one into the farmer's field. FORE!

Don't know what happened to this place, it used to be a great little place to take the family as…read moremost of the holes are reachable for most golfers. We played yesterday and left quite disappointed. The course is in very rough shape and in dire need of some TLC. I understand the fact that some of the holes couldn't be mowed due to the recent rains but it doesn't appear that any of the course has seen the lawn mower or a weed wacker recently. Our group lost a bunch of balls that were hit near or on the fairway. Hopefully changes are coming as we sure did like coming here over the years.

The fact this is the only place in the area to golf (minus Gastrau's on Rawson) and has the typical…read moreclub house feel makes this a fantastic place to come. It has a driving range, putting green, and a full golf course (see the website for deets). I only come for the driving range, $4 for a small bucket and $6 for large, which is a bit expensive but what can ya do? There's no where else to go! Another plus? It doesn't give off the pretentious feeling some other places do, which makes for a comfortable experience.

Fun place to play low pressure par 3 golf. We enjoyed filling up the cart with a few beers, hitting…read morea few good wedge shots and laughing-- the place is set right on the lake but only one or two holes have good views. Super nice staff. Really relaxed. Fun time.

Warnimont is a great par 3 course. As a beginner in golf, this course does not overwhelm me and it…read morestill engages my boyfriend who has been golfing for years. This course is very walkable. We generally only get a cart on super humid days or days we are worried about pending rain. The golf shop has a nice variety of apparel as well as beverages to take on the course.

I was bored with a friend one night, and we had decided to come here for something different. It's…read morevery similar to TopGolf but with its own twist on games for you to enjoy. They were running a promotion for half-off bays, so we took advantage of it with two hours of playing. I loved how interactive and inclusive the games were. I don't have a great swing, but my friend does. It was great that we could adjust our drive distances in the games so that it was a fair match for us. Of course, we had to try some of the food options. The chicken tenders and ranch were a hit! But the star of the show? The cheese pizza. Oh. My. GOD. I was raving about the pizza for days. It was so huge and cheesey. I genuinely think its some of the best pizza I've ever had, and I'm not a fan of Detroit style pizza at all. You can also change the pizzas to a gluten free crust, and while the size of the pizza does change, it's still really good.

I've only taken advantage of the unlimited golf for $15 on weekdays between 11 am - 1 pm, but I've…read morehad enough fun doing that that I can't wait to come back for some other events they have! They have a simple selection of clubs for both men and women, and left handed clubs are available if needed. There are different games to play and even if you're not a great golfer no one cares because it's definitely more of a social experience than an athletic one. They recently revamped their menu and the chicken street tacos are worth ordering. Lots of N/A options as well besides just soda. Parking and check-in are a little difficult, but once you're in it's a great time!

This place is never not busy! Weekend mornings, busy. Friday evenings, busy! I suppose we should…read moretry midday to see how busy it is then. They have covered bays and you can pay extra for ball tracking. There are three size buckets available for purchase. A variety of beverages are available for purchase.

Gastrau's offers mini golf, a driving range, and a pro shop. It's an older business, but fairly…read morewell-kept. I've played mini-golf there several times, and some of the holes are pretty challenging, which keeps the course interesting. Pay for mini-golf in the pro shop. Sometimes they give you a ticket to take to the hut next to the mini-golf course, and you check in and get your putter there. Otherwise they give you the putter and scorecard in the pro shop. I've also used the driving range a few times. You walk into the pro shop to buy whichever size bucket of balls works for you, and head out to the range. The pro shop has what you would expect, and often offers fittings with specific club manufacturers. Check them out!

Nora Linskens was my busser and she was absolutely amazing. sweetest girl and staff I've ever met…read more awesome facility! i will definitely be coming back.

The golf course is in great condition. Awesome venue for golf events and weddings. Food is…read moredelicious. Event staff is very helpful, attentive and go above and beyond to make your day special. Waitstaff and bartenders are friendly and outstanding. Highly recommend Muskego Lakes.

This place is a gem. Love the staff and the great selection of beverages. They have a great…read moreselection of bourbons and make a good bloody mary. I started playing golf here a few years ago with a friend who is a member. I have always looked forward to finishing the round and having lunch in the bar or on the patio. I recommend the Pinzas. They also make a great fried chicken sandwich. Recently they shortened their operating hours for the kitchen, so I have been forced to dine elsewhere after my round of golf. Insert sad face. If you are in the area and they are serving I highly recommend you stop on in. Tell them Phill sent you.

Beautiful view of the golf course from indoors or on the patio. We chose to sit outside. The wait…read morestaff is exemplary and you are well served while there. The food is pretty standard with a few items that are different from your normal restaurant fare. We chose the vegetable bowl with grilled chicken added which we found to be quite tasty and truly enough to feed two people. They do have one issue if you're sitting outside. The speaker system for background music is quite annoying and has some kind of problem, it's all bass and it similar to having that annoying car somewhere around you at a traffic light with that deep bass sound coming and seemingly vibrating things. I wish they would fix it or just turn it off. Otherwise 5 stars....

This is one of my favorite indoor golf simulators in Milwaukee. The atmosphere is fun, overlooking…read morethe baseball field. Lots of food and drink options. This simulator is unique from others in that it tees the ball up for you, which I love. There is also an area in your bay for putting. Rates vary from game day to non game day. If you don't bring your own clubs, you can rent theirs first your session.

Super fun and great service. Andy the GM is the BEST! The food is really good and our favorites are…read morethe cheese curds, nachos with shredded chicken, pretzel bites & the pizza. My family loves the pizza as it is made with pinsa crust which is healthier & lighter than traditional pizza crust!

I am not a member at Tuckaway. I went as a guest and I am hesitant to comment too negatively. I…read morewent there twice and both times, the food was mediocre. The view of the golf course, from the dining room is spectacular. 5 Stars for the view! We take it for granted but if you look out the window, you will find it to be very beautiful - because the club house is at a high level to the golf course - you can see more of the course. The food was ok. Nothing special. 3 stars. Service was fine. 4 stars for service.

Golfed here as a guest of my cousin, who is a member - amazing golf and hospitality. Had a BLT +…read moreAvocado w/ fries delivered on hole #11, which was great. Complimentary bottled water on several holes was appreciated and a nice touch. Had a tasty, delicious gin & tonic in the clubhouse after our round. Mike is great! This place is one of the highlights of Franklin, WI!