Coachman’s Golf Resort

They sent out 5 groups of 8 players! Their explanation, “We made a mistake.” I have never heard of ever letting 8 people play on one hole let alone this many at one time. Would never go back again for this very reason.

A classic example of a beautiful course out in the country that isn’t built around a shabby housing development. The fact that there are 27 holes is especially helpful for pace of play. I will be back without a doubt. Good shape overall, bunkers are a bit rough but understandable considering the necessary upkeep. Bob the starter was excellently well.

Play was extremely slow. There is a need for an on course ranger to keep things moving.

5 hr round is too slow. Disappointed in slow play

Had a great time conex for better golf course pleasant people good surroundings peaceful I enjoyed myself I will be back but I want to play all 27 holes

This course is in great shape. Greens are good. Enjoyed the round. Less than 4 hours.

I'm in Wisconsin visiting and this course is in better shape than 80% of the ones in Florida, but it has been hot & dry in florida for the last month. I will deffenately be back.

The only thing really nice about the course was the greens. No yardage markers on tees which made it difficult on par 3's. Sign indicated yardage but could be off 10 yds or so. No yardage markers in fairways on most holes which again made it difficult to know what club to use.

The course overall was in ok shape. My biggest complaint is that there are not nearly enough yardage markers anyplace. The ones on the cart path are in dire need of painting. The ones that are in the fairway, if you can find them, need paint also.

Gave her played here in years and decided to put a 4 some together for a little golf now soecial, we really enjoyed ourselves and ended up staying for fish fruit, the almond encrusted Walleye was incredible!

Thanks for a fun afternoon coachmans!

I haven't played a course like this in a long time. It's an old-style muni with very wide fairways, short holes, huge greens and straightforward layout. At first, the course seemed a little plain and uncreative, especially on the front (red) nine. But the more I played, the more it reminded me of courses from my youth in the hills of Pennsylvania. And the back (white) nine which turns toward some lovely woodlands and the Wisconsin countryside is both picturesque and quiet. Here, you won't find fairways lined with townhomes and subdivisions, something I forever find in the Chicago area. Instead, there are rolling hills, the sounds of nature, and some much more interesting holes. In the end, I had fun. Don't come looking for a Pete Dye design. But if you stick a few wedges, you can make some birdies and have a pleasant day on the course.

Course was if fine shape and the starter and staff were very friendly and helpful. If I had any draw backs of this course it would be the maintenance crew. They did their job very well but were, shall we say not very courteous. We had mowers, sprayers, or some sort of maintenance machine on 6 of the first 9 holes and were always waiting for them to finish their job and move on. They would not stop and let you play even if they were mowing the fairway you were on. You would wait on the "T" box or in the fairway for them to finish. Other than that I would recommend this course to anyone. But considering the "HOT DEAL'" I got (18w/cart) for $13, I guess I can't complain at all.

Great course for the hot deal price but overpriced without a discount or coupon code.

Starter served no use. Sent out singles, foursomes, groups of 6, pairs, and parents teaching their kids to play in no particular order. Not to mention there was women's league playing the whites. However, course was in good shape.

Always a great time. At times the pace can be a slow, especially when you have groups of 6 people playing together.