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I love this golf course. The layout and challenge are great. I've played here many times over the years and will play there again this year before mother nature turns the lights out on the season. My only complaint I have are the bunkers. There is little to no sand in them, it's like hitting off of concrete.

What can I say about this course? It's my favorite golf course to play, I'm slighty biased. I've played there many times over the years, as I'm from the area. It's real hard to complain about anything at this golf course. There is one thing that I will complain about today, the bunkers. I know i should even be in them but those bunkers have little to no sand in them. The sand that is in there is rock hard. You're hitting off of black dirt in some of them, they need alot of work.

It's a great 9 hole course. I like taking my daughters there to play. Not overly difficult so they don't get discouraged.

The course was in ok shape. The greens are by far the best part of the course. Fairways and tee boxes are in rough shape.

This was my first time playing Christmas Mountain. The greens rolled nice, some subtle slopes I might have missed lining up a few putts. The front 9 on the oaks is really nice, the back was much more interesting due to a lot of elevation changes. I really liked the back better than the front just because of that reason. My only complaint would be there was a 6 some playing ahead of us, but they did let us play through soon after they noticed us. Without a doubt I will go back and play it again.

First off, this is a great place. The beverage cart ladies are very friendly and overwhelmingly beautiful. The course itself is challenging, swallowed up a few of my golf balls but the bev cart ladies made up for that.

I've heard about this course, talked to a couple people that played it before. This was my first time playing there, well worth the one hour and fifteen minute drive to get there. It was quite foggy when we teed off, made the first hole quite difficult not knowing where we were headed. Fog lifted soon after, the views were awesome, the course layout was also awesome. We played the ridge and prairie courses, I'll be back to play the valley course for sure.

I golfed at Coachman's on memorial day with a friend of mine. Things overall were good. As with every business, they seem to be suffering with an understaffed team. The other thing that was very noticeable, there weren't enough carts for people checking in. We teed off maybe 15 mins late, not the end of the world. I guess I figured they may have overbooked the day. Like I said, overall it was good, I will golf there again. Just not on the holiday of a 3 day weekend.

The course overall was in ok shape. My biggest complaint is that there are not nearly enough yardage markers anyplace. The ones on the cart path are in dire need of painting. The ones that are in the fairway, if you can find them, need paint also.

My friend and I played this course as a twosome. The front nine went good as far as pace of play goes for April in Wisconsin. After a quick stop in the club house at the turn, we caught up to a group of 5 golfers. From hole 11 on it was probably the slowest I've ever played. Every hole from then on we waited for this group of 5 loud intoxicated guys. At hole 18, we just picked up and threw in the towel. When I asked the attendant at the desk about a Ranger on the course, she said they do have one once the season is busier. I asked why there was a 5 some playing. All I got was, "did you ask to play through?" I kindly said, it's the Etiquette of a golfer to notice if they are holding up the pace of play. She replied, "if you had asked they probably would have let you play through". That group knew good and well that 5 were holding up 2. She could have not cared less what I was telling her. I have played there many times over the past 10 years, unfortunately I don't plan to return anytime soon.

This course is fun to play, I will definitely use golfnow again to play here again.