One of the best golf courses. A Wisconsin golfer is usually limited to a very small season. This golf course only closes when it is covered in snow otherwise once it melts you can go out even cold temperatures. I played in 31 degrees recently and it was great.

Nice course. Reasonably priced. A bit older building and run down. Staff all very nice and accommodating. We received a dynamic pricing of $25 for 9 holes, with cart. We will go again soon.

I enjoyed my round of golf at this course. The course was in very good condition. I stopped into the clubhouse for a bite after my round. The clubhouse and bar staff were outstanding. I would recommend this facility for your golf experience.

Played 18 today. The course is in good shape but there are no ball washers anywhere & none of the traps had rakes. Many traps are full of deer tracks so shots were tricky.

Just attended as a group for a work outing, golfed 18. Mainly a woodland course but with some links-style holes mixed in. The greens play VERY fast and some of the hole locations make for some interesting breaks on the ball. Pros: There are some VERY fun holes to play here. The back nine has some goofy elevation changes that make for some interesting shots and challenging club selections. The course itself is well maintained. The pace of play felt very comfortable. Staff was very welcoming and friendly. Beverage cart service was consistent and reasonably priced (they do take card, which is always a big win in my book). Cons: I wanted to give this five stars but I couldn't for one main reason...it can be very difficult to identify exactly where you need to go from hole to hole. I can't even guess how many times my group had to double back or reference the map to figure out where the next tee box was. The signs identifying the hole are also kinda small and unobtrusive so they're easy to miss. More clearly marked directions to the next hole would be such a cheap and huge fix for this issue. The only other issue I had (and I get that this isn't the course's fault) was that at the time of my round there (Aug 2024) there's one part of the course that butts right up against some active home construction. I can't remember the exact hole number but at one point I was trying to tee off to the sounds of framing and a dump truck unloading a full load of gravel. I'm a blue collar guy myself but holy smokes was that loud. Either way, thanks so much to the staff at Two Oaks! It was a pleasure golfing with you and I look forward to my next round out there! Cheers!