Nice golf course tucked away in the heart of Edina. Very well maintained. Staff were ok but not…read moreoverly friendly or welcoming. Weekend green fees were $90 per player that included a motorized cart which was appreciated on a very hot humid day. 4:20 to play 18 holes which is not bad for a weekend on a busy course. The rangers on course were nice and kept things moving. They do accept youth in course but they cannot make are tee time on the championship course so basically on paper they accept it but in reality is impossible for them to get on the course. They can have a junior pay the junior fee after 1pm. Of course they can play on the executive 9 with no restrictions. Overall a good experience. A few impatient other golfers in the course that we saw or interacted with, but it is Edina right?!?!! Location is the biggest strength along with good course conditions.

This was my second time at Braemar & it went fairly well! The course itself is beautiful; I'm not a…read moregolfer by any means, so their 9 hole par 3 course is perfect. The staff we interacted with were very helpful, there were a large number of golf carts & hand carts for rental. The pace was kept pretty well, we had only one group play though & the folks behind them didn't need to. All in all, this course is lovely & is a nice way to spend an afternoon!

Optimal performance golf is a fun spot for any caliber of golfer. They have league golf here,…read morecasual play, and lessons. There is a huge chipping and putting area where you can practice your short game. The simulator was fun and accurate - all things considered. It took us (2 people) about an hour to get through 9 holes. They have a full bar and menu. The pizza was top-notch. We had a great night getting back into the swing

This is for all the people that have miss readings off the tee box. I think I resolved the tee…read moreshot distance inaccurate measurements. There is a setting in your profile to increase the power. The default for everyone is five out of ten. I moved my power up to seven and it's relatively close to what my two doppler radar shows. It's about 7 to 8 yards of carry off, but I can deal with that. I could move it up to an eight, but then my half shot wedges may go 140 yards. Uggg. I personally would rather have more distance accurate tee shots than wedge shots so this works for me.

$12 for a bucket of large balls. You can usually always get a spot to hit from. Nothing fancy.read more

Excellent driving range. I have worked on my game here for many years. On a back road just across…read morefrom North Oaks is the lovely Shadow Ridge Driving Range, with rolling terrain and views of farmland and marshland. Very peaceful. Lots of space. Tends to be very busy on summer weekends; I find the banter with other golfers (most of whom have far greater skills than I do) pleasant and instructive. Rates are reasonable.

Not in great shape but not bad course for learning to play. Definitely deteriorated over the years,…read morebut walk up times and no pressure on pace of play for beginners.

Inexpensive little park golf course. It's not great, but not terrible…read more Lots of dog legs! It is smooshed in by the airport and the planes are NON-STOP, so if you're looking for something quite this is NOT the course. (I personally found it fun to watch planes take of and land all afternoon!) I believe they were having trouble keeping it open so they opened a disc golf course ON the golf course. Its a little confusing because the tee signs for both look the same but the numbers don't line up. There was no one playing disc golf while we were there so I'm not sure how well they work together - I'm sure it's fine as long as everyone is respectful!

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.

This course is definitely worth the drive to Stillwater. They've put a lot of time and money into…read moremaking this a great layout. The fairways are in great shape and so are the greens. There are a number of different tee boxes so you can pick your distance on every hole. The clubhouse isn't much but if you're there to play golf, who cares? What they do have is a grill outside in the back. They have grilled burgers, brats and hot dogs. So good!

March 30 at 9:17AM · Shared with Public…read moreThis past Friday the projected weather was for 74, perfect for golfing for the 1st time locally. We set up a tee time for 12:50 @ LOGGER'S TRAIL in Stillwater. The web site indicated $65.00 for golf and $19.00 X 2 for a cart. When we checked in at the course they charged us $84.00 plus tax +$19.00 X 2 for a cart. At best I would call this false advertising. Maybe they took advantage of the nice weather that day & just gouged that days players. No Sr. pricing was offered as well. I couldn't just let this go, I felt the golfing public should be aware. LOGGER'S TRAIL will never see our group again! Maybe they don't care. BE AWARE!! P.s.....$38.00 for a cart is also a rip!! Friday - Sunday & Holidays ** $65 $35(After 1pm) This last line is from their posted green fees!

I grew up on this course - actually it was a much different (better) course at the time. When the…read moregolf boom was in swing, the City of St Paul decided to spend some excess cash to make this place a "Championship Facility". Whoops! In my humble opinion, when they got done they had removed hundreds of trees, ruined the golf course and added a very nice driving range. Now, they charge for a round here about twice what the course is worth. I have played it twice since the re-do and have been extremely disappointed with the conditions, the cost and the course itself. Go across the street to the 9 hole course - it's a better value and more interesting.

Not a bad course $50 with a cart on a weekday and the rough was really long. It is a convient…read morelocation and the staff were friendly.

A nice course not far from downtown White Bear Lake. We've hit up the twilight tee times a couple…read moretimes this year and had a good time. The course is well maintained with not too many bunkers and not much water but I did manage to find some. A good mix of hole lengths. The service in the pro shop was underwhelming - not the most welcoming but not rude. We got a cart for my dad who had knee surgery not too long ago. It had rained that day but there were no carts on cart path only signs except the par 3. It kept telling him to return to cart path even on a par 5 and would become inop and then make him back up. When we circled back to the pro shop they were able to do a special setting given his knee so they did fix that issue.

Nice course with a city-course feel to it. Narrow fairways. Holes that go back and fourth. We…read moregolfed here on our MN PGA Card so we got a great price. The greens were in excellent shape. The tee boxes were a bit chewed up at times. Fairways nice and rough had some thick grass. Because of recent rain, sand traps were either soggy or like dirt. Staff was friendly. We were paired up with two fun guys were who were lovely to golf with. It was rather slow. We waited on most shots. It was extremely busy and I did notice a ranger on the course at times which was helpful. Carts did not have GPS but there were poles in the fairway to guide you a bit. Loved the flowers. We enjoyed our experience so upped the rating a bit.