Ellsworth Country Club

Value wise for a 9 hole is below par, is the only negative to the course.

First time playing and we loved it, will certainly bring others next time. Open and forgiving course for weekend hacks like us!

Course has no driving range to warm up, the layout is average and was a huge mud pit with soft ground everywhere. Don't wear golf shoes your aren't willing to potentially ruin stepping off the cart. Club house had decent priced snacks and beer. Lastly I realize they can't control them but the nats/bugs are unbelievably bad there and you'll be swatting at them every time you stand still.

Nice course. Don’t forget to get your cheese curds at the creamer in your way out of town.

This if the best 9 hole course I’ve ever played! There are your traditional 2 par 5s, 2 par 3s, and the rest are 4s so it’s a traditional 18 par 72 if you play two rounds. The course is in excellent shape and the staff is second to none.

Biggest problem with this course is pace of play. There are no rangers on the course. I have played it quickly, but often you run into groups that are just playing ridiculously slow. I saw a family of six new golfers playing as one group. I have seen walkers that I wasn't sure they would have the strength to finish based on how slow they were walking. My last visit we got stuck behind a five-some of what appeared to be local retired guys. They seemed focused on staying on the course for as long as possible. We had at least two groups just give up rather than wait for them.

I was staying with family and looking for a deal spot to sneak in 18. I got there and the staff was great. You could tell this was a well-loved local hangout, but they didn't bat an eye helping a newcomer navigate the course. The course was in great shape! The greens were a bit shaggy, but I'd rather have slower greens than rock-hard bare spots like most other courses are dealing with this summer. Even though it was only a nine hole course, there were a couple nice open driver holes, and some with deceptively narrow fairways. The layout offered a fun over-water par 3 and a few sharp doglegs that offered some risk/reward shots for those that can shape your wood shots. There were enough other little challenges, but the bunkers were pretty tiny and not really in the way enough to pose a legitimate threat. Overall, I will definitely be back, and would recommend this spot to all!

Pretty fun and relaxed course. Pace of play was a little slow, but they also allowed a bunch of people to play solo and stacked which is what I did. So grateful for that and can’t complain about pace of play because of it. Pretty nice 9 hole loop. Interesting layout and well kept. Otherwise a not very challenging course, but fun to play.