The North Nine at The House on the Rock Resort and Golf Club

Played the course for the first time in 20+ years on a beautiful fall day.

The counterperson was short-staffed, flustered, and answering phones, checking people in, and explaining frost delays.

The course was beautiful but needs some minor tree trimming to improve air circulation and playability particularly on the front nine.

Blue porta-potties were plentiful and clean.

It was a wonderful fall day, and I’d go back.

A very nice course in good condition. Played the front and the North. The starters were a bit snarky but otherwise a very nice day.

A bright sunny day with no one in front and no one pushing us.

No driving range, course used to be the best in SW Wisconsin. With new ownership has come poorer quality with terrible sand and burnt out greens. Paid $100 for 18 holes with a cart. Find a better deal, this course is not worth the $100 green fees.

We enjoyed the course. Unfortunately, we had a very slow party ahead of us, so it took way too long to play. Will definitely come back but when it is not on a busy Saturday!

Course Layout is long and challenging. No GPS on Carts. Fairways are in good shape, rough a little long & Greens had some brown spots may be due to lack of rain/watering. Wildlife is plentiful; deer, birds & butterflies.

The Springs Course is showing promising signs of recovery. After a difficult year spent overhauling the irrigation system, the conditions have noticeably improved, and the new fleet of Yamaha golf carts is a welcome upgrade. As always, the staff is incredibly friendly, and the beverage cart service was excellent in keeping us hydrated during the heat. While the course is on the right track, it was frustrating to have the grounds crew operating heavy equipment, mowers, and trimmers directly in our path throughout the front nine during our 11:00 am round. Fortunately, the staff was happy to accommodate our request to play the North Nine for the second half of our day, which was in excellent condition and proved to be a great test of golf.

If you haven't golfed House on the Rock course, it's well worth the drive and the money. Challenging yet forgiving for us weekend warriors. Staff is very friendly.

We were surprised that they recently had aerated the greens without much top dressing so the holes were very exposed any really effected our putting.We should have been told that they just had aerated the greens

Have played here for decades and love the setting. Unfortunately, every year the conditions deteriorate. Bunkers were largely dirt, trees are overgrown, and some of the greens/tees are in rough shape. Still enjoyed the round, but recalibrate expectations if you've been here before.

Beautiful place to play, amazing scenery, greens could be patched up a little bit but other then that it’s a great course

Not a bad alternative to some of the other courses in/around Dane County, especially if you can get a good rate