Alright, admittedly, I'm torn between 4 and 5 stars, my only hiccup is the pricing. 80+ dollars for…read morea round on a weekday morning is a tough pill to swallow. It's been probably 6/7 years since I'd been there and the improvements are noticeable. The clubhouse is completely different, and absolutely stunning. They were very selective and removed trees around it giving it a beautiful view out onto the course. The interior is modern and offers a nice/modern atmosphere so you can at least understand where the increased prices have gone. The course was in impressive condition, and I'd put up against any course around. It is, extremely challenging, but with the challenge comes an absolutely unique experience that you may never forget. We didn't try much food, but, we did of course get cheese curds. They were awesome. I was disappointed to see they went away from their previous cheese curds, which, were my favorite of every where I've ever been, but they were still delicious. Often times when I find myself in beautiful places it's hard to comprehend how we can trade morning rays of sunshine through oaks and pines for glass windows and concrete. All of which I find myself asking every time I play here. The work the current owners have done has made that even more so the case. It's beautiful, from the first hole to the last and worth a shot if you're willing to lose some balls and some bucks.

A fresh, contemporary restaurant with great food and service. Will definitely be back. Staff and…read moreowners are wonderful!

Sawmill is a very scenic course that has a variety of elevaton changes and tree lined fairways that…read moreprovide golfing challenges. Don't let the yardage fool you, accuracy is critical to scoring on this course. The various tees will offer challenges to all levels of players. The course is well maintained, the staff is friendly and the post- round drink specials can't be beat.. There is not a better golf value in the TC metro area.

Meh. The amenities and course layout is fine, but course conditions are mediocre at best. Slow…read moregreens, crabgrass galore, and the rough was probably 6" deep - fortunately it was mostly weeds, so a little easier to get out of, but unkempt. At $70 for 18 and half cart, I certainly won't be back because there are too many much nicer courses in the area at a far better value. Get it together, NRGC, you used to have a decent track.

I love the tree-lined fairways that test your shotmaking abilities. Beautiful greens and a great…read morestaff.

We took our toddler and infant there for their morning brunch on Sunday. The weather was beautiful,…read morewe sat outside, which provided a great ambience. The one thing to know, is that there aren't a tremendous amount of options for their brunch, unless you do the family style. And you must be prepared to have everyone at the table order, which makes sense, it's just good to know before heading over! Service was a little slow, but I believe the server was training in. Prices are also a little bit steep, but to be expected on a golf course.

Played here for the first time today. Overall, very pleasant experience. Course was in fantastic…read moreshape! Staff were kind, friendly, professional and personable. Only thing keeping it from 5-Stars is the price. It's a bit expensive ($75 walking). Don't let that deter you from trying it out!

For casual golfers such as myself, this is a very challenging 9-hole regulation course. Extremely…read morewell maintained. Be prepared to study the greens - small mistakes can take you many yards away from the pin. My one criticism is that there are several pairs of parallel holes, which leads to golfers crossing into each others play. Very affordable - generally $15 on summer weekends.

From the owner: Castlewood Golf Course has welcomed golfers of all ages, abilities and interest level to enjoy our…read morequality conditions at an affordable rate. Conveniently located right off Highway 97 in Forest Lake, "The Rock" has been home for over 85 years. The course is a par 36, plays 3,043 yards from the white tees, 2,733 yards from the gold tees and 2,606 yards from the red tees.

Hills don't begin to describe this course. The fairways are sloped left to right and right to…read moreleft... on the same hole! Definitely not a "country club" style course! They need to learn to roll the holes!

I'm sad to report this place is not beginner friendly and frankly very rude. I've played golf very…read moreconsistently for the last 5 years so am well aware of the etiquette of the game. We went out with some family members some of whom's first time playing golf. Obviously this would mean we would be slow but to combat this we played a scramble format and most the shots were a few whiffs then we'd pick up and move on. The part that frustrated me is there were other groups in front of us and since most the holes are par 3's we consistently had to wait for the greens to clear or else I would be hitting right into them. The ranger came by and not only told us we were playing too slow but also told us newer players should just pick up their balls and move on. I told him we had to wait to tee off every hole so how can we be the problem of pace of play to which he replied he was telling everyone. Why then take a shot at the new players saying they should just pickup? This is an executive course at an apples orchard, where should new people try to play, at Tory Burne or Prestwick? I would completely understand if we were the reason the place of play was slow, but after having to wait on the tee box every hole and then being told by the ranger our newer players should pick it up was really frustrating. If you're a new player do not come here. And if you're an experienced player there are such better full length courses in the immediate area anyway so I'd go somewhere else.

It started off with my friends and I getting carts, they then got revoked by Adam and max for no…read morereason (they were the ones that gave the carts to us in the first place). They then didnt offer refunds. But at the end of the day Jack N gave everyone refunds and was a great man. W mans.

It depends on what experience you are looking for... Only in WI will you find a Golf Course willing…read moreto host the "Hunyuck" tourney. This event (which is just a bunch of guys being crazy and golfing) includes but is not limited to...men in Daizzy Dukes, Pirate flags bigger than the cart hanging off the back of the cart and boomboxes pumping out tunes while you golf! If you are looking for the typical White Collar version of golfing you might wAnna try somewhere else. If you are looking for a place that will allow you to have a rip-roaring party as you drink your way through 18 holes Krooked Kreek is definitely right up your alley :)

It is a very well taken care of course. The staff is very kind and engaging. Service cart is doing…read morerounds constantly, you might see them 4-6 times a round. Carts are great and clean. When you run low on battery they bring you a new one without you being aware of running low. Bar team is great and food is decent!

Lovely restaurant and bar to stop in for a bite. We've been fit brunch, lunch and dinner a bunch…read moreof times and the food is great and the staff are friendly...and you get great views. There are a bunch of TVs to watch sports too!