Wow I was surprised by how nice this course was. It's a nice parkland course. The greens are bigger than I thought and some movement. #10, 11, 12 and 13 is the best stretch of holes. #6 is a great Par 3 with elevated green. #14 and #15 were good par 4's. #17 and #18 are unique as you go across the street and play behind the clubhouse. The price was good and the condition was ok considering the wet weather recently. The hospitality was really good. Good job Appleton!

Fun Fact: I learned during the City of Appleton Government Resident Leadership Academy that this city-owned course costs tax payers $0. Friendly and informative staff. This was our first time golfing this course, and the gentleman in the pro shop helped us navigate using the score card map and the convenience of pointing out the window to direct us toward Hole 1. They did have a drink cart gal, who got to us quickly. Mostly canned drinks. Not a full bar, no mixed drinks. Golfers where spaced out nicely. We're very amateur golfers, but had no one on our tail. The pair in front of us sliced a bunch, so we did keep catching up to them, but I took that time to take a puff, a sip, and a stretch. Had access to 2 porta-potties on the 1st nine (we usually just play 9). The one I used was fairly clean, I've been in worse, and I've been in better. Overall, a fun couple hours! 9 Holes with Cart for 2 = $60 Booked online, was running late, and it was easy to call and reschedule a new tee time less than an hour from the original time. I'm no golf course expert, but I'd say it's a pretty easy course. Between the two of us, we did lose 3 balls in water, but again, we play at a novice level.

This course is owned by the city so it is very affordable and well maintained. Course is friendly, great for beginners and casuals. It's a neat course.

This is a decent course, a few gimmick holes and the overly fast greens ruin it. For tournaments, they double roll them and can put the pins in just impossible areas. 4 or more putts and putting off the greens by above average players isn’t uncommon. Range is irons only but there is a mediocre short game area. There is drinking water on the course.

We just went here for the first time and took advantage of twilight golf on a Friday evening. For $26 each we were able to complete 12 holes before it gott too dark. The course is really well maintained, the clubhouse is very very clean and inviting. My only complaint, are the Porta potties. I understand that golf is a male dominated sport, but it would be nice to have cleaner and less smelly Porta potties. Customer service was top-notch and we really enjoyed our time.