Ironwood Golf Course

Designed by John Spitz/James Ceman and opened in 1995

Callow - Sussex, Wisconsin

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Course Details

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3289 yards

Driving Ranges:

Yes

The 9-hole "Callow" course at the Ironwood Golf Course facility in Sussex, Wisconsin features 3289 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 36. The course rating is 0 and it has a slope rating of 0. The estimated green fees for 9 holes is $70. Ironwood Golf Course Golf Club has an onsite driving range with 0 practice tees. Designed by John Spitz/James Ceman, the Callow golf course opened in 1995.

Estimated Green Fees

$70

Other Golf Courses at this facility

Ironwood Golf Course

Birr

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9 Holes

36 Par

3289 Yards

Ironwood Golf Course

Meath

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9 Holes

36 Par

3289 Yards

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What Golfers are Saying

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Harlan G W. Reviewed August 22, 2012

There are many of these golf outings here. The more serious, avid golfer may NOT enjoy him/herself. The 3 courses here are challenging though. The Meath, the Callow and the Birr. The sand bunkers are NOT raked or kept up. Green side or otherwise. I would recommend other courses. The only saving grace is that the course front desk personnel have usually been very accommodating. I just wish that they could manage their clientele better. As most local Milwaukee WI. area public courses go, people act like they are at a Packers football game and NOT at a golf course. Its a I do not know why people waste their money like that? Hooligans are NOT there to golf. They are there for a drunk fest , AND to party. Yelling, screaming, behaving so uncivilized squealing the golf cart tires and cursing. Add to that, there is really minimal or no marshaling to supervise the usual inconsiderate slow play (i.e. well over the 5 + mins. looking for lost balls, talking on cell phones, not keeping up with the pace of play, waiting to shoot as if they think they are going to really hit their ball anywhere near the green? Come on people. And, so it goes.)