Oaks at Edgewood Golf Course

Currently sitting on the 18th tee box and waiting…again. I got an early tee time before the mid morning rush to get a round in as I tend to play quickly. I played the first 12 holes fine in my regular pace. I came to the 12th tee box and hit a foursome - the final group in a league that the course thought it would be good idea to send off the back nine. This is unacceptable not only to send a league off as people who started their rounds early are making their turn, but also not enforcing any sort of pace. It has taken 2.5 hours to play six holes. Will not be back.

Great to play golf in December. Course is getting some much needed maintenance. Hope winter isn't too brutal. Looking forward to playing here in 2021.

Had a 12:40 tee time on GolfNow. Pro shop rudely told me my time was 12:50. Played at 12:40 Pace of play was slow. Wish people would understand it is Nov in WI and be happy to play so 4 practice swings, etc is not necessary. It's not the Masters! 4 some in front of us was unbelievebly slow. Think they were playing a scramble with the case of Spotted Cow they loaded in their cart before teeing off!!

The only knock is directional markers and yardage markers which are lacking in several areas or difficult to locate on course. They would be appreciated by those not familiar with course layout. I would recommend this course to any of my friends or family but let them know this ahead of time until they address it.

The course was in very good condition for this time of year

Would play this course again always a good time

This is tough to write because I have been golfing at Edgewood for the last maybe 6 weeks, 1 to 2 times per week. My buddy and I scheduled a tee time for 6:50am this (8/15/2020)morning. We were paired with 2 others, and they were really cool and nice. We arrived on time and teed off on time. We were never informed anything about a league starting at 7:00am. There were 8 league groups, in a row, behind us. Each of them have their own individual carts, are very good, and play SUPER fast. They were pressing us heavily the whole time, teeing off before they should have and hitting their balls right behind us, while we were hitting our approach shots. It was very hectic. None of us 4 are great (probably mid-90’s - low 100 golfers). After 9, we went to the clubhouse to each grab a drink and hot dog. We waited in line and the bartender got the 3 others in front of me, but then league golfers came in, so she helped 5 league people who were behind me and passed over me. I waited for almost 15 mins to get 1 beer and a hot dog. The league golfers were telling us we didn’t have time to get food or drinks, that we had to hurry up. Our front nine took under 2 hours, so it wasn’t like we were going crazy slow, just trying to enjoy a Saturday morning on the course. As we got to 10, the ranger said we had to speed up. So, I was already frustrated with not being informed league was right behind us, the bartender skipping over me to help all the league players who walked in minutes after me, then being told I don’t have time to order a beer or hotdog, the getting to 10 and telling us that we had to hurry up. So, I decided to sit out a couple of holes. I ended up sitting out the full back 9 to help speed up and honestly I was frustrated at the way everything had been handled. I walked into the clubhouse afterwards to just inform someone and was told by someone at the pro shop “too bad”. I didn’t ask for a refund or credit, bc that’s not what I was looking for, I just wanted them to know the situation. It was utterly ridiculous.

1) You have 36 holes, why book people 10 mins before league and not even inform them when they book? Give a little longer window before league golfers who are in their own, individual carts and are probably at least a little better than the average player.

2) Most courses won’t schedule people right before league golfers. You have 2 - 18 hole courses, can you not at least schedule 6am-6:50am tee times on the other course just the morning of leagues?

3) If you are adamant on booking a group in the 10 min slot before league, can you at least inform people if there is a league starting right behind them? - We would have happily chosen a different tee time, because we wanted a nice, enjoyable Saturday morning on the course.

3) I understand if people are taking 2 1/2 hours for 9 holes, then they need to step it up. The group in front of us was not ahead of us either, so we really couldn’t do much to speed it up.

5) If you are going to treat league players significantly better than your regular customers, which I’m fine with, can you at least communicate that to your regular customers who are golfing the same day as league players? For example - let people know that if you are in line to order food/beer and league players walk in behind you, that regular customers will be completely ignored until the needs of every league player are met? - Again, that held our group up an additional 15 mins.

I had always loved this course. I drove further to come to Edgewood because I really liked the courses. I have been coming 1-2 times per week this summer. I am honestly not sure if I will be back to this course, as there are plenty of others around. I know for sure I will never be back on a Saturday. There is no excuse for treating customers the way we were treated today.

Only bad hole me and my partner came across was the 4th hole on the front 9 where half of the fairway is just mud... other then that course was great! Greens looked awesome!

The back nine on the Oaks is tough enough and contributes to slow play. Then to make it really slow, they put out a five some of poor golfers. We quit after seven holes on the back. Enough is enough.

I used to love this course ,beautiful surroundings.

However I was shocked to see totally neglected course condition from teebox, fairways to the green...Unreal...it's a shame they let this beautiful course to be ruined like that.

Not to mention bunch of young kids just passed us without even asking and start playing front of us and it was really slow moving...

First we booked the Oaks course and upon arrival we were told we had to play the Pines course as they had an outing on the Oaks. The tee boxes were very unlevel and the tee blocks looked like they had not been moved in a week. Fairways were good but the greens were not rolling true with many ball digits and spike Mark's. Looks like they don't cut greens on the weekends. Not worth the $49 the charge for a round.

The fairways and tee boxes were generally in rough shape. It hasn’t rained in a bit and there was still standing water in places but much of course, including fairways, was rock hard. The greens were in decent shape and pins were placed in difficult positions when we played. Pace of play was very good but mostly because course was pretty empty. Would much rather play the Pines course but thought I’d give this one a try.