I had the pleasure of photographing a wedding here recently, and it was such a wonderful experience. The venue offers a beautiful mix of indoor and outdoor spaces, with plenty of natural light and scenic backdrops that are perfect for photos. The staff was welcoming and attentive, making sure everything ran smoothly for the couple and their guests. From a photographer’s perspective, I loved how versatile the grounds were — from the elegant interiors to the lush greens outside, every spot photographed beautifully. If you’re looking for a venue that’s both elegant and comfortable, with a team that truly cares, the Oshkosh Country Club is definitely one to consider!

This is a nice course, but it doesn’t have any real features. It looks like the same routing from 1899, that being said it has some charming Par 3’s and nice clubhouse and facilities. The greens were just aerated, so that was a bummer.

Oshkosh CC was in excellent condition with great fairways and small and sloping greens. The course doesn't have any memorable or breathtaking viewpoints or holes, though holes 14 and 18 provide nice visuals. Being open to the public, it is worth playing once, but I can't imagine playing again due to higher green fees comparable to similar golf courses. Expect to be nickel and dimed many ways. For example, they have free range balls for members but literally take them away when the public tee times start even after paying $87. Also, there was no free water on course, and didn't even see a drink cart.

We played a weekend event here for the North East Wisconsin tour over the weekend and I have some notes. The course is pretty flat except around the green complexes. Sand is decent. Decently maintained. A fair bit of bunkering with decent, although not consistent, sand. There are a few challenging holes, the 9th hole is what I’d call a gimmick hole, mid iron off the tee. Water is the primary hazard and runs around most of this course. Areas that need improvement: Drink cart, we saw the drink cart three times in thirty-six holes, on a weekend. There is NO drinking water and no where to fill your water in the clubhouse except the tap. THERE IS ONE BATHROOM, for a packed Country Club? Bring toilet paper and do your business in the woods I guess? The range is limited. Five spots and every time I’ve been there it’s mats only. No practice bunker or short game area. Free tees though.

5 star dining in a very cozy, Scottish Plaid decor. 5 star chef. Popovers and the best lobster bisque soup I have ever had for starters, great wine list, wait staff second to none. Reservations highly suggested. Business casual dress code. Very busy during holidays and weekends. Great for anniversaries and special occasions. Memorable dining in the heart of the Fox Valley.