Wicker Memorial Park Golf Course

Everyone was super friendly and welcoming. The course is long and and is well kept. I wish it was closer to my house but worth the 45 min drive.

Everything about this golf course feels like it was a project built in someone’s backyard. Greens are the size of postage stamps, mowed to the same length as the fairways, and covered in goose poop. Bunkers are small odd shaped patches of sandbox sand dumped on top of the grass surrounded by a perimeter of weeds. They should be charging no more than 20 dollars for a round based on the conditions.

Tee time at 7am on a Saturday was approached on 4th hole about pace of play because of the men’s club (not professional golfers!!!!!) were complaining probably because I had my daughter in the foursome which by the way is better than 90% of the MEN who think they are professional golfers out there who was also told last time sweetie you should probably move up to red tees when she drives the ball 200 or more yards said they might have to tell the group in front of us they might have to skip some holes if they don’t pick up the pace haha maybe tell men’s club to be first tee time out on weekend if they don’t want to be held up and make tee time intervals more than 7 minutes apart this place is supposed to cater to veterans which me and my buddy are only to be treated poorly twice you are a public park course there are no professionals out there sorry to break it to you played the round in under 4 hours on a packed Saturday NOT SLOW if any of the professional golfers out there would like to play me and my daughter she could show you a thing or twenty

Had a friend there that was his first time golfing. Im also not very good. One of the staff members came up to us before we could even finish the first hole and said maybe you guys belong on the range and not out here. Demanding to see our receipt and keeps talking down to us trying to get us to stop golfing

Booked my tee time at LUNCHTIME for a 5:08 start arrived early & was CONTINUESLY told they're ONLINE service shouldn't of BOOKED me.... Called the other guy (MGR i suppose) over & he ONLY stated how he has to TALK to there online people to STOP booking after 5.... Drove 20 miles just to play & they NEVER even let me play ANY holes!!!!! ABSOLUTELY HORRIBLE SERVICE!!!!!!!

Simple fun golf course. Beginning friendly. Good value.

I liked the course, it's fun, a bit quirky, and was in mostly good shape. Will not go back.

When reserving, I went for 18 Walking. As I go to check in, the pro shop guy says I can't walk (but I prefer to walk) and that the cart rate is cheaper (don't care about cost). I ask him if I can pay whatever and still walk, and he tells me weekend carts "is how we've always done it" and "the course is packed." I told him a walking single would be the least of his pace of play worries, but the kept to his Indiana boomer course rule and I went out anyway. To zero shock, I spent the entire day sitting on my butt in their stupid golf cart when I could have had a nice walking day. Not a single group within 4 holes behind me. Give credit to the guys ahead - they got around in a very reasonable time, but what a boring day wasting golf cart gas when I could have happily walked this place.

Having to carry your clubs, cooler, and anything else to the club house and back is a major inconvenience. I understand the carts are brand new (very nice with the usb ports and coolers built in) but not allowing them in the parking lot is a bit extreme. I hope they change this policy in the near future.

I played Wicker on Saturday the 8th. It's been years since I last played here. The course was in decent shape, but wet, given the recent rains we had in the area. The bunkers could use a little attention, but it is still early in the year. Overall, I would play it again once it dries out.

The course has a wonderful layout. The holes are spaced out so that you are rarely in another group's way so the golfers move along. The only problem we had was finding our ball when you did not hit the fairway. Maybe help was the issue but the leaves on the ground could have been pushed farther away from play. And on one particular hole (#5 or #6), the entire par 4 was covered with leaves. We lost a ball in the fairway! Only a Fall season issue.