The Lawsonia Links course is challenging but very playable. Elevated greens reward those who can hit a high ball that sticks. Bunkers around the elevated greens are the risk for an errant shot. Greens roll nicely. I can't say enough good things about the staff- they are friendly and helpful. And, even on a busy weekend day, the rounds still flow at only a bit over 4 hours. Marshalls help with that as well. This is the kind of course that makes me want to play it again and again so I get better at it. A top notch golf course.

Both courses were in great shape and fun to play! The driving range is blind after about 100 yards which is weird but works. The bartender was slow and not very attentive but overall a great course and would definitely recommend.. Bring plenty of balls if youre playing the woodlands course!

What’s happening to Lawsonia? I’ve historically been one of the biggest Lawsonia stans, but cannot give the experience more than 3 stars anymore. No walking rate tells me all I need to know. I will also echo the recent comments about conditions…it’s like there’s no grounds crew keeping an eye on things. Greens were the worst I’ve seen and the fairways degrading due to all the cart traffic. All for the highest prices ever. Seems to me that the recent success and popularity of the course has made management forget what makes this course great. It all starts with good conditions, getting more walkers on course, and not jacking the prices. Not sure if I will be back for my yearly buddies trip and surely moving Lawsonia down my list of favorite courses.

I’ve been coming to play Lawsonia for + 25 years and it’s never a disappointment! The Links course is an absolute treasure, with elevated greens that require precision approach shots preferably below the hole, with most guarded by steep bunkers that will test even the most skilled short game. The Woodlands is an exciting tree lined course that offers a nice complement to the more highly regarded Links course. The recent less than stellar reviews around course conditions have obviously not spent much time golfing in WI in late spring/early summer after a cold & fairly dry spring. Sanded/punched greens early in the season are not unusual & with more seasonal rain over the past couple of weeks the course is quickly rounding into top shape. Driving range could use some updates & more range balls but for me that doesn’t really distract from the overall experience. Lawsonia remains a gem & a must stop when making the rounds of top WI courses.

Only played once, links is a nice course. Expensive drinks and a 6-hour round with zero help from the staff to move things along. Way too expensive for the value.