Red/White at Mascoutin Golf Club

Would like to come back with my son yet this fall. Will there by any deals? 2 for 1??

Thank you!

Very nice course to come to. Only been here twice but will keep coming and will bring new people with

I booked a single time off of Golf Now where there were other tee times booked already. Sadly, they sent me out alone so of course the pace would be fast and slow. I wish that courses wouldn't break out the single bookers out of the GolfNow groups... then on 17 and 18 I was lucky enough to catch up to a 6some. Probably members. Nice course, in great shape but may avoid unless I book with a group.

This is our favorite course to play for 3 years running! Course is well maintained and has a great flow. Three 9’s make it great for speed of play as people can spread out more easily and not get as stacked up. Staff is wonderful and the grilled food on the patio is delicious!

Wide fairways, challenging greens, plenty of bunkers.

Would recommend highly.

Shocked how nice these 27 holes are for the value. A hidden gem for sure.

Very fast but fair greens. Excellent course design. Well conditioned. A very enjoyable round for my wife and I!! We will definitely be back!!!

Played the Red/White 18 today. Perfect temperature (approx, 70 degrees), slight breeze. Course was in great condition for May 14. Very little traffic - can't believe it for this quality of a course. A great value!

I hadn’t played this course in many year. The course is beautiful especially with the fall colors. I loved my round and thought that the holes are laid out very well and each hole is unique. Great job Mascoutin staff!

Always a fun course to play as each hole presents its own identity and challenge. On this day course was overbooked.

We played a fun 18 holes. We played the white/blue tees. You better be straight off the tees or your in trouble. The course has a lot of sand, water and trees to keep you on your toes. Would recommend taking the drive up if you can.

I'm usually not a fan of tight, tree-lined courses, but Mascoutin has a different feel than most courses that look like it. The Red/White nines are the originals and really test a player's ball striking. Not only do you need to keep it between the trees, but approach shots need to be precise in order to leave reasonable birdie looks. The Blue nine is shorter and offers lots of birdie chances with more hazards to penalize a miss. The greens feature numerous slopes, swales, and ridges that make putts of all lengths difficult. I have played the course a lot this year and still find myself completely misreading putts.The course is always kept and great shape and the greens can really get fast if it stays dry. Really fun course that should not get overlooked for those staying in the Green Lake area.