The Golf Course at Branch River

Well maintained. Greens were very good; this course
has a very interesting variety of holes; tree lined with the
feel of a classic type gold course.

Course was in great condition other than fairways not cut. In fairness we had 3 rain days which probably made it impossible to cut. Great food on the turn or in the bar/restaurant at resonable prices. I use this site when I travel as well. It gives me insite to local courses AND great savings. Simple to use. Pay online, check in at the course, no money due and off you go.

Can normally play at a good pace at BR. 2 shortcomings - have played there 5 times this summer; 3 of the 5 times, carts are not available, and groups need to wait for carts to come in from people finishing. Causes tee times to back up. Other bigger problem is gnats can be bothersome. Usually, just a handful of holes, although 1 time was on most holes. Last week was much better, perhaps due to colder nights, or a light wind that was blowing. All in all, a very nice course, good difficulty and variety, which is kept in excellent condition.

It was in such great condition and the course is beautiful. Nice greens and lots of challenges and fun too. Bunkers will keep you alert

This place is like a diamond in the rough...love it!

Would definitely play this course again. Very accessible.
The only negative thing I would say is the bugs are pretty bad.
Otherwise, everything excellent.

Real nice course
Friendly staff
A hidden gem
Would like to play again

Friendly staff, good value. Worth the drive from Neenah.

I played this course on 7/24/13.. I was impressed with the size of the lay out.. It had a HUGE practice area with a range and a bunch of chipping greens really cool.. I didnt have time to practice but the looks of the area was impressive.. I thought the course was in great shape.. I play a lot around Sheboygan and Green Bay area, definitely in the top class of tracks in this area. MUST PLAY!!!!.

I would recommend the course to friends. Only negatives are that there is no one to control rate of play when some groups were playing rather slow and spending too much time looking for lost balls. There was also a large amount of gnats around the tee boxes and greens making it difficult to play sometimes. The bev cart was out frequently and was friendly.

Branch River contains a nice mix of holes to challenge every level of golfer, with few forced carries to detract lesser players. The greens had a rough winter in 2013, and as of this writing they were still bumpy and slower than the staff would like them to be.

An enjoyable layout where good scores are earned. Bring your bug spray and prepare to tolerate gnats. Electric carts are a plus, and the practice facilities are very nice.

We played on one of the hottest days in a N.E. WI Summer and this course was in great condition. Fairways lush and the greens were rolling very nice. Do yourself a favor and put this course on your list.

The fairways and greens were in very nice condition.
The pace was very slow. Had gentlemen foresome ahead of us who were playing some sort of presidents game, and would not let us play thru. Very rude. The nats (bugs) were very bad, course provided bug spray which we did not see till we were done.
The front nine was fairly flat, and the back nine had some very interesting holes. More hilly. #12 hole is a beautiful downhill slight dogleg right with a high hidden green. Very nice. Would suggest checking out green first before hitting second shot, if you have not played there before. Hole #13 is also a beautiful downhill par 3. Had a great time will go there again soon, with bug spray.

Branch River is a very well maintained course only 30 minutes from Green Bay. Lots of character and some very scenic holes. Will definitely return again.

There were six of us, drove an hour and all agreed the drive was worth it. The course was in great shape, the greens ran true and all but one were in good shape. A beautiful, mature course worth the drive. The staff was accommodating and even got us off early. After the round a great value lunch at the club house with good food.

This course moved from private to semi-private over the last few years so peasants like myself can now play. My son & I booked a great deal on GolfNow and walked 18.

Positives - considering the recent heavy rains the course was in great shape with no standing water or plugged balls. The members seem to do their part by filling in divots, raking sand, etc.. Pace of play was terrific as it was a 3PM round on a hot muggy Sunday afternoon.

Negatives- the pro shop is separate from the main building and still has a 1970's motif. Moreover the crew is often off performing other duties so you have to find someone to check you in. Pin placements were consistently on the edge of a mound so there was zero room for error and lag putting was almost impossible. I don't mind a few like this but pretty much every hole was a challenge to two putt. Lastly I'm not wild about the 3 foot wide creeks. I likely helps with drainage but widening them would make the hazard more legit.

Overall, I still rate this course 5 stars as it offers a wide variety of lay outs and is consistently in great shape. Pace of play counts for a lot also.

Overall the course in very good shape, surprisingly went on a Tuesday morning and hardly anyone out there. The only downside I found was the greens were slower than slow a sand base underneath and that's sad because the rest of the course in very good shape.But when you have slow greens as they are kinda depresses you walking away after play.Its kinda like a upscale longer version of Royal Scott with a few unique holes.Surprised it was private becuzz its nothing special

Course is in great shape! Can be a challenge if not hitting straight and keeping ball in fairway. Need to play more than once to truly learn layout of holes and where trouble is.

Used to belong here and sort of wish I still did. Greens are in much better shape than they were this spring. Shaun and the crew do a great job holding things together despite the apparent decline in business over the past couple years. The course is suffering from location problems, but that's good for those who know about it because you can play at a great pace and not wait much, if ever. The course (6,400 from the whites) is longer than most in the GB / Manitowoc area, and I always seem to appreciate the challenge. Wish it was just a bit closer to home but the drive down 43 from the East side of GB is easier than going to comparable courses down the 41 corridor. Clubhouse has very good food and fair prices. Wish they still had the pool as it really created a private club vibe to the place.

We had 2 golfers and went at 1:30 pm. The weather was cool and overcast. The Golf Now price was incredible as the 18 holes of golf we fantastic. The greens were like velvet, the carts were quick and quiet, the staff was most helpful and courteous. We did have some lightening and the horn was blown with our safety in mind. The course was in great shape. The only thing we found unusual was the greens were slower than we expected, but in good shape and very challenging. The roughs were thick and challenging as well. Loved the cliff hole!