Wild Rock Golf Club - Wild Rock Championship Course

I love this course but throw new GPS devices and App in the TRASH. Ours did not start until the second hole and was off on distances until the fourth. Screen is too small to see details and no zoom or distance marking features. Good thing we had GPS watches.

Wild Rock is a beautiful course with very challenging greens. The only disappointment was the divots and ball marks everywhere. You can tell that it is “resort” golfers that golf it and they don’t repair their marks. This is not a knock on Wild Rock, but rather a knock on a lot of the people that golf it. The course itself is in great shape.

Course is beautiful and in really good shape. The GPS that we had in the cart didn't work, so judging distances was not easy, as they are not marked very often. The greens are fast which is great, but mowed so close that in spots you were seeing dirt, so they weren't the smoothest.

Look - it’s a solid course. It’s well kept, staff are nice, and it’s overall decent. But a few notes: it runs a bit slow, is quite difficult for the average player, but most of all it is just SO. SPREAD. OUT.

There is no way this course is walkable. You’re driving 400 yards plus between most holes. I guess I’m a golf purest: but a course should be able to be walked.

Is it a nice course? Sure. If you get a deal would I recommend it? Sure. But for the price? Far better. Head to WashCo or URidge for a better value.

Incredible course

Vista’s on almost every hole.

One of my favorite courses in Wisconsin

First time playing this course and I loved it. If your in the Dells area and looking for a course to play this is the one!

Great course. Every hole was different. No back and forth holes.

Pace of play ruined the experience. Have played here many times, and always enjoy the course- but NOT today. Just shy of FIVE HOURS- ridiculous!

Course conditions were not quite up to the usual high standards we see here. Pin positions were ridiculously difficult, then made much worse by all the spike marks and ball marks. Greens are often very quick, but that’s OK because they usually run true - but NOT today! Very bumpy!

Fortunately we’ve played here enough to know (hope?) that today was an exception… otherwise we’d consider the course over-rated.

From the time we carted over to the first tee, we stopped half way there to take pictures of a doe and fawn within 20 feet from the cart. The course was a lush green, mowed to perfection. Greens were challenging, along with pin placement which meant getting a birdie or par in our group was golden. Throughout the round many deer frolicked near us. Beer carts came during timely intervals. The four of us all enjoyed the sights of the course and nature, our scores will allow us to return to challenge us for better scores next time. Can see why so many groups JR. PGA, WIAA. Amateur events....Love to play this BEAUTY.