Wild Rock Golf Club - Wild Rock Championship Course

My wife and I are beginning golfers. We were in the Dells area for other pleasures and decided to play a shortened round. Scored a great rate on "Golfnow" and went out in the middle of the afternoon (2:30). the day we picked was just gorgeous! mid 70's with just a slight breeze! Extremely pleasant for mid-July! The staff that greeted us were extremely polite and our check-in was quick and easy. The attendants were also very polite, not pushy like at some courses. When we got to tee #1, the Marshal (again very polite!) explained what was happening ahead of us, the course layout, hazards and so on. He sent us on our way and we barely saw anyone else, except the cart girls!
The course left nothing but "wows and ahhhs" at all the tee boxes and along the impeccable fairways and greens.
Next time we go back it will be to golf and maybe something else!!

I purchased the passes over last winter $150. Plus tax for 2 passes. I used them on 9/18 and only 2:30 tee time available. Rates changed and are $69, so no savings (my bad), should have used the passes sooner. Course was in great shape except for greens, which is more due to heavy play and our late afternoon tee time. Lesson learned: play earlier in the day. It was a gruelling 5 hour round, teed off at 2:33 finished in the dark 7:35.

This course is underrated. I've played it twice and appreciate the design even more. Fun layout with plenty of challenging holes, especially the back none.

Liked the course check in people not friendly. Starter was great

We have played this course and its predecessor many times over the years and, unfortunately, the course conditions were not up to their usual standard. Soggy conditions around the greens and the greens were not in the best shape. Fairways and bunkers were good but a couple of tee boxes were shaggy in spots.

But, a good layout and worth the money when the course conditions are like they have been in the past

Great round at a wonderful course. Bring your A game, but very fair.

Doesn’t get much better especially considering the price point compared to Chicago courses. Course layout is difficult, but also forgiving on some holes, beautiful views with elevation and completely out in the woods! Amazing course, will continue to play every year.

Started with the range. It’s in terrible shape no grounds crew has touched it in a very long time. Carts were super duper dirty. Garbage left in some of them and they had been cleaned. Our cart the parking brake wouldn’t work. A few carts had totally bald tires. Greens were better than most but not great. Any bunkers are a joke and haven’t been touched all year it looked like

course was in excellent condition, challenging but fair.
staff was fantastic.
definitely a do again course.

Record heat...staff did drive around checking on players. Bev cart shortage on tea & lemonade and Gatorade...how do you runshort on sport drinks!!??!!

Wisconsin has some of the Midwests best golf. Wild Rock is typically ranked in the top 10-15 best public golf courses in the state. Going up against the likes of Sand Valley, Kohler, and Club Lac La Belle, the competition is high. But I could easily see Wild Rock being a top 10 public course if it was in IL, IA, MN, ND, NE, SD or any other Midwest state. It is that good!

My only complaint was they promote a 4.5 hr round. We took 4.5 hrs but the group in front of us had lost touch with the group in front of them. Seems they could promote a bit faster pace .
Other than that enjoyed playing the course