I've been coming to this course for a while, and I've never been more disappointed. Used to love…read morewarming up at the range before a round, especially with the range pass. Convenient, simple, and made me feel like the course actually cared about its regulars. But now? They've removed the range pass altogether, and you have to pay every single time just to hit a bucket of balls. Look, I don't mind paying for quality, but this just feels like a cash grab. I already pay for greens fees, food, drinks, and occasionally merchandise -- now I'm getting nickel-and-dimed for warm-up balls like I'm a tourist at a mini golf course? It's the principle of the thing. This place used to be about community and loyalty. Now it's just about squeezing out every last dollar. Shame. I'll be taking my clubs -- and my business -- elsewhere.

Amazing place to practice. Large driving range with biggest chipping and putting facility I have…read moreseen. Would recommend

Loved getting married here! The staff went above and beyond, the night was perfect. Every guest…read moreraved about the food, which was served hot to 170 guests! The patio is beautiful in the fall and the perfect setting for an outdoor wedding. Details matter, the staff took charge and got it done.

The North Oaks Golf Club, is an amazing golf place and restaurant. It has an amazing view of the…read more18th hole. The terrace is really incredible with shade. It is best to come in the summer. The food is really tasty. The food has savory flavors. The menu accommodates people who are vegetarian. There is an extraordinary children's menu that your kid or kid will love.

$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.

What do you do when visiting a golf course in January? We looked at the fantastic snow sculpture…read more Brightwood gets some credit for allowing the sculptors space to build the giant Sparky the Seal frozen eye treat. The main building was closed but signs indicate there is a marketplace available on the weekends. Otherwise the course looks beautiful, there is a large easy access parking lot and allowing sculpture access brings attention to this business.

Great place to go golfing if you are more of a rookie or two years worth of experience. Unlike most…read moregolf courses this one isn't expensive! A huge bonus... A membership for a whole year is just $150!! The owner is a great guy who at times hands out free passes or balls. He gives out a lot of deals to me and my friends. A great friendly place to come to when you want to have a good time!

This is a nice little course. We played the front nine (par 3) only on a hot Saturday morning. I'm…read morenot an avid golfer so when I can get out on a course for $20 and play with some friends I consider it a win. Not much for hazards (water or sand). The tee boxes were absurdly hard, I legitimately struggled to get tees into the ground on some of them. There is a beverage cart. The new putting course should be done by the end of July from what I heard and it looks cool.

Great executive and par 3 course with a new mini golf course that's a lot of fun. A great time with…read morefamily or friends

It is great for an unofficial game of golf. Good courses…read morelots of nature and water. 9 holes All are easy and no sand. in the clubhouse Sandwich's and chips.and big driving range And cool targets.

Ryan at front desk was amazing! definitely deserves a raise. I love the amount of sand traps(zero…read moretraps). hole #7 is always fun to skip your ball across the pond! definitely recommend it for a weekend occasio.

We have been going to Majestic Oaks' Easter brunch for 3 years now and specifically choose it due…read moreto the variety of different foods offered along with the price. It is the reason why we normally come back for Mother's Day brunch as well. This year however, we will not be coming back for Mother's Day because of the many changes made for Easter. While I understand costs have increased, the cost per head was still higher than many other places around and the selection and quality went significantly lower than years past. Here are the noticeable changes that disappointed my family, No fresh veggie trays (not everyone likes roasted veggies) Lack of cold seafood (shrimp, salmon) Lack of deserts (only cupcakes this year) Lack of salad choices- again only one Kid friendly dishes, this year even scrambled eggs had cooked fish in them Waffles had fruit - none that were just plain. Then for seating at 10, all food should be out and ready, yet many items were not out until 10:15-10:30. While the food was still delicious, the lack of choices from years past really hit us as "not special" any more. Nothing unique over other brunches.

We went to Majestic Oaks for the meat raffle and bingo with my family. It was fun and the staff for…read morebingo and our waitress was nice. I will say, it was FREEZING in there though. We had to go to the golf shop and buy a sweatshirt! The food was good and came out fast too.

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.

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.