A Ross course that doesnt always seem like a Ross course. Not all raised greens and no run off areas. Very different 9's. Front is shorter and tighter and back is longer and more open. Always in great shape and this is a first class grounds crew. They are always trying to improve conditions. Little things matter and they do them. Took out wood steps up to some tees years ago. Not many people noticed but good to know that they have purists in mind. In better shape then most Ross courses you will find, and that includes Pinehurst #2. The most underpaid caddy's in the world, but they are young and learning. Members could do better with this, and some of them do.

Customer Service

If Tom Beferra is still there, customer service is terrible. He is known around the state as a jerk, and he lives up to it. He's a golf pro that thinks he's a rock star and people should cater to him.

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Mid Pines in Pinehurst area

donald ross design, pin placement can be made difficult @ tourney time. overall pars and birdies prove difficult but bogeys are made easy on bail outs. greens are pure mars cheese castle and the brat stop are near by.

set up of course by greenskeeper @ times vs tourney positions. vast differences. greens could be faster (if the wanted to) equipment and ball technology makes course difficulty easier to master.

starting off the course was designed by mr. donald ross. the course is from the 20's par 70 about 6400/6450 from the back bent grass greens and rolling fairways. yes this wisconson

Customer Service

its wisconson good people

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sept/oct are striking for midwest golf my other choice (new course) is stonewall orchard in grayslake, il (arthur hills design) farmland surrounds course but choice property, trees galore is where y