Oak Grove Golf Course

Course conditions were not great, yes it’s early in the season but even the tee boxes were cut or maintained. . The tee box markers were missing, cart parts were in bad shape. The clubhouse staff was pretty horrible, seemed like anything asked of them was an inconvenience, I wanted to purchase a hot dog or beers at the turn at it was all attitude.

Bunkers we're unplayable (rocks / water), but we played early in the season. I'm not sure how they would be during mid season.

The layout and greens are nice for the area.

Charging what they are charging, they either need to charge more and step it up within the facility. Appears like they only care about the bar, but the bathrooms are disgusting and old. Range is sad, with terrible old balls and not taken care of. Its a shame cause the course is in good condition and is fun to play, but seems like they are just sinking it.

I enjoy playing this course. Close to home and decent priced. Not to busy, but it’s the start of the season.Give it a go.

We messed up our tee time and they were able to still squeeze us in, greens were clean and nice, course was well watered and taken care of, pace of play actually worked very well we were about 2 holes ahead of the next group behind us and didnt have to wait at all. Lots of fun

Bunkers mostly mud and rocks. Difficult course to play due to blind shots. Recommend that to play with a member or a frequent player

I really like this course, despite the stupidity of hole #11. Bring a lot of balls as you'll lose some in the tall fescue. It's nice that there are 5 tee boxes. You'll likely see some sandhill cranes on the front 9, and maybe a deer on the back. The fairways and greens are very nice, but the quality of golfers there is always questionable. I think every time I've played here, I've seen people drinking beers in the parking lot, so expect loud, drunken behavior. Also expect backups on holes 5,10,11, and 14. No starter, no ranger.

Course was in good shape. Greens had been aerated a few weeks earlier and were healing up. Sand bunkers have seen some work and are in better condition.

It's been two years since I last played and this course is at it's peak of great play. The green are amazing as the pace is a bit slow but the trueness is spot on. If you play the blue or black tees expect to be over par as this course is tough from the tips. Lots of great holes that make you want to come back and play as if you are on either side of the fairways the shots are insanely different. So many blind shots from the tee boxes so a second play will at least give you a chance. This course 30 minutes from LG would play for $140 a round so $40 is a steal for the same type of course. Tons of up and down and each hole is far enough apart that you think you have to think about your shots each time. Hole #11 is nearly impossible to play as it make you lay up and then leaves you with a 220yd carry over weeds and a crick. Again it's in my top 10 places to play so if in the the Lake Geneva area check it out.

So much to love here, out in the country feel, great layout with lots of elevation variety. It just needs some major maintenance. The club house, especially bathrooms, needs help! The cart paths have little volcanos popping out of them. I think they've got a grubs issue on some fairways and greens. No windshields or GPS on the carts. The tee shots at 15 & 16! If they don't trim those trees soon it's going to be almost impossible to thread the needle. Golf course competition in these parts is fierce , I get that. At some point you have to make the decision to sell it or invest in it ?!? Hope they chose the latter, it's got major potential.

Traps need sand (rocks) wedge took a beating!

Back nine ridiculous blind shots.

Greens haven't been rolled in

Flow was good ,friendly staff both of them lol

Definitely need to hire help and invest in the place.