Fox Hollow Golf Course
Offering an inviting 18-hole parkland layout, Fox Hollow Golf Course in La Crosse blends accessible playability with subtle challenges. This public course’s rolling fairways and thoughtfully placed hazards create a balanced experience for golfers of all levels.
Course Overview
Fox Hollow Golf Course, located in La Crosse, Wisconsin, presents an approachable yet rewarding test across 18 holes of gently rolling terrain. This public course offers a blend of traditional parkland and subtle modern design elements, making it inviting for players ranging from beginners to more seasoned golfers seeking a balanced challenge. The layout unfolds with fairways framed by mature trees that temper the wind while adding natural complexity to shot selection. Strategic bunkers and undulating greens require thoughtful play but remain fair enough to support a steady pace for all skill levels.
The course’s setting reflects the Midwest’s understated beauty, with views stretching over wooded areas and open fields. Elevation changes are modest, allowing golfers to focus on precision rather than forced power, yet occasional slopes add interest to approach shots. Both tee boxes and hole lengths accommodate varied playing abilities, encouraging visitors to tailor their experience whether aiming for casual rounds or more serious scorekeeping.
Fox Hollow’s clubhouse serves as a welcoming hub, blending casual dining options with a friendly pro shop. The atmosphere emphasizes comfort and practicality rather than luxury, making it a dependable stop for local players and travelers alike. While the facility maintains a relaxed vibe, it still supports organized leagues and community events, fostering a strong sense of camaraderie among its members and guests.
For those planning a visit, walking the course is encouraged, with well-maintained paths and terrain that is gentle on feet and knees. Golf cart availability provides flexibility for those who prefer it, particularly during warmer months or for players seeking an easier pace. Amenities are straightforward, focusing on the essentials that support enjoyable golf without unnecessary frills.
In all, Fox Hollow Golf Course offers a solid, honest golfing experience in La Crosse’s scenic surroundings. Its mixture of accessible design and tasteful challenges invite players to refine their game while absorbing the quiet beauty that defines this part of Wisconsin’s golf landscape.
Course Highlights
Fox Hollow’s 18-hole design emphasizes player-friendly fairways complemented by strategically placed bunkers and subtly contoured greens. Mature trees flank many holes, providing natural framing and wind protection. The course balances traditional parkland style with accessible playability, making it suitable for all skill levels while retaining enough design interest to engage higher handicappers. On-site amenities include a straightforward clubhouse with dining options and a well-stocked pro shop. Seasonal conditions shape the playing experience, with spring and fall offering the best combination of course firmness and weather.
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Guest Reviews
Russell Haakenson
Excellent bartenders, waitstaff and the food is delicious! Our go to place when we are in LaCrosse!
Daniel Hefti
Such a Welcoming Environment... LOL The short version of this review is; you do NOT run a golf course like a banquet hall or restaurant. They are not remotely the same kind of business or clientele. The longer version goes like this; "Hi I'm here to check in for my tee time, as my note in my booking online said, we do have four" "Oh, well we paired you with another couple" "I'm sorry you did what??" "You only paid for two" "Yeah your online system (unlike literally everyone else) doesn't allow me to book four without paying for four" "Yeah we have a lot of cancellations" "OK explain to me how that's my problem, I paid for two and noted that I'd have four." "Well you should have called" "Why would I do that when I can book online?? NOWHERE said you would pair me with some rando..." "Yes it does, it says it on our website..." (other worker, interjects) "Actually it doesn't on the..." (Manager) "Yes it does." (me again) "This isn't a common practice, you can't just do this without being crystal clear" "It is, I can't make people read." "NOT AROUND HERE IT ISN'T LADY AND ARE YOU @#$% KIDDING ME RIGHT NOW???" "Well we can get you out an hour from now" Anyway, the conversation boils down to the fact that it actually DOES NOT, anywhere on the BOOKING site, which you get linked to immediately from their home page, not their "three pages of golf bylaws because they're obsessed with RULES" page, say you MIGHT get paired. It's not my responsibility to comb your entire website to make sure I'm not going to be surprised with a random pairing even though I wrote in the little field for notes that I'd have a full four. "Oh we don't show anything there." Well great so that's broken too; not my fault and also stop being greedy on one of the busiest golf holidays of the year. Good gods. Back to the original point... Golf is not a Venue. Golf is not a wedding hall. Golf is not a restaurant. However, this course has a Venue/Wedding/Restaurant manager running their pro shop and thus is creating one of the most uninviting, unwelcoming atmospheres I've ever experienced. "No, No, No" signs literally everywhere. Pay in full policies. Greedy pairing which, again, no one else does; the only time I've been paired (and expected it) was when I had that dirt cheap "membership" up north of Holmen back in 2018-2020 and that was because it was up-front explained as part of the initial deal. Just ridiculous and unnecessary on a day-to-day basis. And then to argue with me about all the things *I* should do differently in order to give them $75 for 9 holes (plus all the money spent on drinks and food, our combined spend was easily over $300) is not how you run a course. Non-refundable deposits and a laundry list of "No" policies are for the other side of the parking lot (the venue). Until they hire an actual pro shop manager I doubt anything will change because Millennial Karen thinks everything she's doing is perfectly fine. I'm sure it is, for the rest of their businesses. When your Golf Pass review score is 1.9/5 you might want to reevaluate your approach. And maybe take a training class on "soft skills" while you're at it.
Tim Dakin
I've been to several events here and it is always good. Their pork tacos are great if you are looking for a quick lunch. Friday fish Fries are busy. Plan to wait.
Tom Ludwigson
A Memorial Day ride for the Coulee Cruisers UTV Club. 😁
Tom Ludwigson
A Memorial Day ride for the Coulee Cruisers UTV Club. 😁
Bella Fella
The Friday fish was awesome. Lots of people working and nice place! The menu looked awesome. We will be back!
Tim Dakin
I've been to several events here and it is always good. Their pork tacos are great if you are looking for a quick lunch. Friday fish Fries are busy. Plan to wait.
Bella Fella
The Friday fish was awesome. Lots of people working and nice place! The menu looked awesome. We will be back!
Russell Haakenson
Excellent bartenders, waitstaff and the food is delicious! Our go to place when we are in LaCrosse!
Fr. Joe Richards
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Course Details
Access & Location
W4131 Co Rd O, La Crosse, WI 54601, USA
Fox Hollow Clubhouse - casual dining and pro shop
Walking is welcome and encouraged; course terrain is moderately hilly. Recommended footwear includes golf shoes with soft spikes for traction and comfort.
Open to the public with daily tee time reservations recommended, especially on weekends.
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