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Teed off at 7AM, cart, by myself. The pro shop was open, nothing else. It rained the night before, so it was wet in places but caused little inconvenience. The greens were slow, even the ones that were just cut. Splotchy spots in the fairway and just in the rough. Many of the fairways were narrow, a consistent feature of Northwoods golf. Nice layout. Golf is fun and the course contributed a little to enhancing the enjoyment

An old timey golf course in the best sense, It's in great shape. The layout is uncomplicated but the undulations of the fairways and green pretty much mean that no two shots are exactly alike. The bowl like 4th and the blind shot on nine with the bell to tell the group behind you that you're beyond range is fun. The course opened in 1909, and many of the artifacts of early Plum Lake decorate the clubhouse. A wonderful experience

I play this course a few times a year. Has a nice mixture of easy and hard holes. I don't think it's irrigated but it drains well. It has some architectural problems, a couple of holes where it's easy to have golfers from other fairways hit into you, and blind shots off the tee. Course currently in good shape, Greens roll true. Next tee is usually near previous green, so it's walkable. a Solid course at a great price

If you are looking for the Country Cluub experience, this isn't the place. If you're looking for inexpensive golf at a place you can get on and off fairly quickly (On weekdays at least) and still feel you're playing a respectable course, this is it. Despite the recent rains, the course is very playable, although some of the rough hasn't been mowed recently, the greens are in good shape. If you haven't been here, there many interesting holes. It's a nice place. It's not special, but it doesn't pretend to be.