Fun track with a great clubhouse and food. And what a value at about $45 for 18 with a cart!…read more The holes here are very straightforward with just a few blind shots. Pace of play is easily 4 hours or less. The day we played the greens were very sandy. Not sure if this is typical or if they had just been dressed. No matter, they were in good shape.

Really pretty and well maintained course. Just did 9 holes before dark yesterday and loved it…read more Really pretty in the fall! There are two courses, the Executive (par 3) course and the Championship course. The Championship is best if you want to use all of your clubs but the Exec is nice and short for a quick round.

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.

This is a public golf course and it's in excellent shape. We were paired with two young gentlemen…read morewho were fun to golf with. The course has done a lot of work to plant native plants and it was buzzing with pollinators, quite lovely. The sand was a little rough but overall the course was in excellent shape, especially considering how dry it has been this summer. It is a very tight course. Lots of fairly straight holes going backs and forth. It's not uncommon to have golfers from another hole on your fairway, taking a rather unexpected angle onto their green. We found ourselves there on occasion. We played relatively fast, about 4 hours for 18 holes. Most tee times were filled so it was busy.

Don't play Keller golf course. Ben Hogan would be rolling in his grave…read more Paid $82 for golf and cart. $13.00 gin and tonic to play a dog track. They need new greens keeper. I complained at the turn in clubhouse and was told to go to clubhouse and get my money back. So I walk to the clubhouse and the two old timers wouldn't give me my money back. I respect my elders and took my 9 hole rain check and walked out. P.S shot a 46 on the front-2hr and 40 minute 9 hole death march. Horrible tore up fairways. Over watered greens full of ball marks. Soft, slow and furry. Had to pound your down hill puts. lol Bad form Keller. You give me my money back like you said and I don't take to social media.

It's in great shape for being so cheap. While it's short enough that it caters more to younger…read moreplayers, tearing it up isn't so easy. The greens play quite fast and there's a lot of water for how short it is.

A decent course. Advertised as kid friendly, but the day we went, it was full of 30 year old new…read moredads who were deciding whether they actually like golfing or were just enjoying a break from family life. That is, of course, perfectly fine. Atmosphere is laid back; very comfortable for "bad" golfers.

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

One of the best value courses in the twin cities. Wide open fairways and layout. If you are…read morestruggling with your game play here to get your confidence back and remember that golf is supposed to be fun.

My wife and I played shamrock today and just wanted to say thanks again to Matt (pro, ranger) for…read morefinding my wife's earring! He actually went back to the tee box where she thought she lost it and found it! It's not the first time he's gone to find something for us that we lost (wedges) Like Matt, ALL the staff there is super fri endly and welcoming from check in , rangers and the beverage cart. Can't wait to go back again!

I walked 18 holes on a Friday morning early. I didn't have a tee time since I was a single, but…read morewas able to tee off right away. There were a few people in front of me, but the pace of play was fantastic with minimal waiting. No one can complain about 18 holes in under 3 hours! The course is looking better and better every year. All of the bunkers have new sand in them which I made sure to try out four different times to have a thorough review ;). The greens rolled true and had decent speed. There are a few unique holes on this course that require some strategy and shot making to do well. It definitely isn't wide open and there is a lot of potential to lose balls. There are also a few holes that are lined with houses on one side or the other. The typically don't come into play unless you hit a very poor shot. If you are a decent golfer, this is a really fun course. If you have trouble getting the ball in the air regularly, this would be very very frustrating. The only negative is that the bugs were bad. I would suggest taking some bug spray with you. There were two holes on the front nine that are quite damp, and I thought I was going to be carried away by the mosquitoes. The rest of the course were still buggy but tolerable. It may have been due to it still being relatively early and I was walking making me an easy meal.

I'm a senior citizen and a veteran and $76 dollars is ridiculous for this poorly maintained golf…read morecourse. I will never recommend this course to anyone. I have played on many golf courses in Minnesota, and this is the worst! It certainly isn't a championship golf course, as you advertise...that's a joke!

Hard to believe that I'm the first to review a course that's been around for decades. Yes, the…read morelocation is a bit off the beaten path, but it's only 20 minutes northwest of the 394/494 interchange. This is a relatively flat course with the exception of the Par 3 third hole, where you have to dial-in the downhill tee shot to avoid going long into the marsh. There's a long water carry on the mid-length Par 3 13th, and a touchy 70-yard carry of a pond fronting the Par 5 15th. The other small ponds shouldn't be in play, unless you play like me where anything is possible on any given day. Stay out of the trees that line the longer holes and you can shoot a good score, although many of the moderately-fast greens are subtly contoured. I've played rounds here in the early spring (you think you can go through the trees, but don't try it; greens may be spray-painted!); summer (they do a good job keeping the course watered); and fall (they could do a better job of clearing out fallen leaves so you can find your ball in the first cut). During the week the pace of play has been pretty good. There's a nice snack bar adjacent to the small pro shop that offers grilled food and cold beer, among other items. The staff has proven very friendly and helpful. Carts are in good shape, and they offer the cool, quick "golf bikes" for singles. Large putting/chipping green next to the first tee, and another very contoured one on the other side of the first tee on your way to the range. Range balls weren't great the last time I practiced there. While there are a fair amount of golf courses you can choose to play in the western suburbs, Pheasant Acres Golf Club should be on your list to consider.

The owner golfed behind us. He hit into and over us on almost every hole. He yelled at us for…read moremoving our ball. Then he sexually harassed my sister. Will never go again. The course is nice but the owner is an absolute asshole.