erikbhansen

We really enjoyed our round at Wild Marsh. It doesn’t have much for warm up facilities, but the condition of the course and layout makes it fun and interesting. You’ll definitely use every club in your bag. A few forced carries add to the challenge as well as some blind corners/shots. Greens could have been great, but they recently aerified. We’ll definitely be back.

I play this course regularly and the course was in the best condition I've ever seen it! The greens roll quick and true and the fairways are lush and green. 27 holes adds to the attraction as there is plenty of variety to challenge any golfer. However . . . I'm not sure if someone has told the Head Golf Pro that he's in the "service" industry. Greeting a patron with a smile seems too much to ask. Treating the customer as if they are a burden in your day, all too frequent. I love it best when the cart keys are tossed in my general direction onto the counter as he barely mutters which 9 to begin on. Perhaps it's time to consider retirement when the job isn't fun anymore. Nothing screams "come back and play my course" than that kind of guest service. Everything about Little Crow is really good, except for the "leadership." In this day of difficult times for the golf industry, a course doesn't need their "face" of the course making golfers feel unappreciated. I thought we were past the stuffy, pompous attitude of old, but I guess we're not. The best thing for Little Crow Golf Course would be to evaluate their leadership in the Pro Shop and decide if that's the direction they want to continue.