Wilderness Resort

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

Wild Rock allowed several extra tee times to be squeezed in prior to our tee time including a group of 6!. That is purely unacceptable!

There were no rangers out to push groups along. The pace of play was so slow we stopped after 9 and asked for a refund. Extremely disappointing. I've played this course many times before, not sure I will return.

Course was in great shape. Always enjoy playing here!

7400 yards from the black, I played the Blue which is just under 7000. Fairly wide fairways, very nice hilly terrain. Beautiful views. The course was not in "country club" conditions, but was in very good shape. I wanted to show my 13 year old son a nice course, and this certainly fit the bill. Lots of wildlife as well. We both loved it and will be back.

Love this course. Played it many years ago didn’t remember much from then. Course has natural beauty and great elevation changes. Fairways are generous but many blind shots. Wasn’t a big fan of the greens which many were multilevel and very difficult reads. Typically easy courses will compensate by making the greens more difficult. This course has plenty to work with and in my opinion doesn’t need to make greens unfair ( in some cases) . Also not a big fan of traps in middle of fairways. Still, a must play course.