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Ironwood Golf Course

Ironwood Golf Course

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W270N6166 Moraine Dr, Sussex, Wisconsin, 53089, United States
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Feb 20, 2018
This course is on a beautiful piece of property and is maintained very well. The course has some beautiful tree-lined holes and views of the surrounding areas that are unbeatable. However, driving a cart here is hazardous. The paths are not level in many places, and on one hole, I was leaning pretty uncomfortably right next to a pond. Other than the weird paths, it's a great course. Just be careful driving the carts.

Sep 7, 2017
Great course for leagues and outings. 3 9-hole courses give a variety of settings with each 9 being a little different. Be prepared for a bunch of blind shots. Try playing with someone who has played the course your first time out to have a good shot at scoring. The course has outings nearly every day, and the league scene is always at capacity. Be prepared to find a bunch of ball marks on the greens. The rough plays long, and the bunkers could use some TLC. Overall, a good value for the price.

Oct 31, 2017
Beautiful 27-hole course. Choose wisely when you tee off, competitive early bird rates but weekend tee times reflect how "proud" they are of it.... Favorite nine is the Callow.

Nov 7, 2017
Very nice well kept very helpful and friendly people working there

Feb 16, 2017
This course has three nines. Two were original and was was added recently. When it first opened the course was incredible. Now they primarily handle corporate outings with some leagues at night. I played there this summer and the greens and tee boxes were so bad you could hardly play them. The bunkers are awful as well. There is very little sand and they are very hard with standing water in some. However, if the greens keepers can get it back into shape it's a challenging course the play.

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Mon:5:30 am - 9 pm
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