Maplecrest Country Club

Some good holes here at Maplecrest for sure. Some small greens and getable holes but then you drive up to some and have to think about where to hit it off the tee. I forget what hole on the back, maybe 15 or 16 but a huge tree protects the green and 300 yard hole has you wanting to hit driver but if you hit it into the tree it likely will kick into the forest.
OK to bring the wild driver here on most holes as it will be findable. I was happy with green conditions and speeds. Some tee boxes have seen some use but it's mid August and we've had lots of rounds played so expecting that.
Great value for 18 holes with cart on a Saturday AM. Happy to play it again.

For the price, it was a nice course. Went on Saturday and played 9 holes for only 15.00. Wide fairways and decent greens. Tee's needed water, ground was could be difficult to inset a tee.
Sand traps needed work. Below 1/2 inch if was hard, at least to one I landed in.
Overall a good course for beginners and intermediate players. I would play again, although from northeastern Illinois it is a bit of a drive,

I play this course a lot and tbh it’s the perfect course to work on your game. Most hazards are probably 200-240 yards to carry so you need to either lay up or hit it clean to go low. Some longer par 3’s and some short ones. A +600 yard par 5 and both front and back 9 start with par 5’s. Pace is decent most of the time. I don’t know of a better course you can play for the same amount of money.

I played a round with the golf pro, Joe, and learned a lot. He asked what I wanted to work on (and why), then told me what I needed to do to accomplish my goal. He seems like the type who is good at adapting his teaching style to what will make you comfortable, but if you can check your ego and are willing to drop bad habits you’ll get a lot out of a lesson.

Freshly mowed! Rough is generally ROUGH! I’ve lost balls before just off the fairway. Holiday weekend and Canadian smoke adding to moderate rating for air pollutants, led to a far better pace of play!
Right time right day right olace.

Bunkers needs sand , it’s was kind of dry ,but over all great course . And for the money very hood

The condition is very bad and pace of play was horrible. 3 hours for 9 holes. If I go back it will be to use the range only. Buyer beware.

Found this gem in southeastern Wisconsin thru Golf Now. It was a deal and love the long fairways. Course was in very good condition especially since we are in a drought. My group had a good round and definitely will go back.

I love this course hidden out in the farm area of south Kenosha. Its quiet, love the long fairways . A hidden gem!

There’s a reason why you can play 18 holes with cart for less than $25. The course conditions were horrible. They definitely don’t have a sprinkler system because all the grass was brown (rough, fairways, and greens) and this is early June. There was no difference between the rough and the fairway(see pic. Left side of red line is rough and right side is fairway). Lots of lost balls even just off the fairway due to poor sight lines, color/grass contrast, and how close a lot of the holes were to each other. I usually only lose 1 ball a round and this time I lost 11. Which really brings total cost of playing here in the normal price range for MKE area.

Not much for food options in the clubhouse. Brat on roller like at a gas station or frozen pizza was it. Decent prices on beer.

Only nice thing was not many ppl on course, so you could play at any pace you wanted. Staff was friendly and wasn’t sticklers for tee times.

I play here a lot and it doesn’t get old. The course is well-kept, the staff are good guys, and the fairways can be forgiving but it’s still challenging. I like it because there are many holes where you can let it rip with your driver and still be okay on a mis-hit, but some require precision shots.