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Portage Country Club

Portage Country Club

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3.9 Google Review
Country Club Rd, Portage, Wisconsin, 53901, United States
(608) 742-5121 www.portagecc.net
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Apr 1, 2018
Very dissatisfied. Only had a few food's to choose from. Bacon, eggs, sausage, chicken pieces, small Ham slice's and potatoes. You could have a very small piece of overdone prime rib for an additional charge. There were more desserts to choose from then entree's. There is a beautiful view of Swan lake from the dinning room.

Dec 3, 2017
Course has always been in great shape. The restaurant is superb! The chef knows his stiff, and yet it's always a lunch special that is good. The menu selections are all good. Best course in Portage.

Aug 2, 2017
I have never been more insulted during a game of golf, while playing at this club. My family and I were enjoying a beautiful day outside playing golf. We had started on hole 10, because there was a men's league going on later that evening. Everyone was playing great until hole 18, where the league had caught up with us and we moved up to hole 1, hoping to get out of the way of the league. We shot off one ball, before a man yelled from his cart " that this was a MEN'S league" and asked who had "sent us out here". Me being a women, it was quite noticeable to them I was not part of the league. Afterwards, he proceed to golf over my tee off, because he shot so far out of bounds that his ball was right in front of hole 1. Overall, I recommend to stay away from this "Club" and head over to Fox Lake, where their golf course is family friendly and doesn't disrespect women.

Apr 24, 2018
Excellent food, good golf.

Mar 23, 2017
Great fun course. Love to invite friends to play it - they always rave about it being fun and challenging.

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