I've been playing Chaska Town Course since it opened in the late 1990s (I play there about 4 times…read moreper year, on average). And I'm still not tired of this course -- at all. It's the best public course in the West Metro by a good margin. I think it competes well with Legends Golf Club in Prior Lake and Rush Creek in Maple Grove -- but both those two courses are ~ 50% more expensive than Chaska Town Course. Town Course has an excellent practice facility. The course itself is challenging and interesting. You have two fun driveable par 4's, a decent amount of water hazards, and a lot of natural beauty. Now that I think about it, nearly every hole is interesting. You have some great par 5's that really tempt you to get home in two shots, but they are well-protected by trees and water. The course is always kept in immaculate condition. They also do a good job enforcing pace of play -- I don't recall a round ever dragging on longer than 4.5 hours. The food in the clubhouse is good, too. Great patio overlooking the stunning 18th hole. They have a Weekday Special Rate for teeing off before 11 am on Mon - Thursday.

First time playing the course because I heard it was good. The layout was really good and no boring…read moreholes, although I only played the front nine. Great atmosphere, check-in was easy, they had live music on the patio, and overall was a fun course and experience. Greens seemed really small but they were in really good condition, and not terribly priced. Playing on a Sunday evening at 6:30 was beautiful with the sunset. Especially loved the par 3's - they were challenging, different lengths, and had great looks!

Semi private course, but open to the public often. Absolutely pristine with some very memorable…read moreholes. Surprisingly well priced for the quality of the course. Will certainly be back!

Went for brunch, $14.95. Quality of 3/4 of food was poor. A couple items like fried chicken and…read moreFrench toast were okay. Only employees were college students being all chatty and playing on cell phones the whole time. Live one mile away, would not go again.

The course was in great shape. This is the first I've golfed here in some time. I play the forward…read moretees and I thought they were fair. Par 3s we're a little longer than I'm used to. Pin placement was a little tough with many holes being on an incline of some sort. Course staff was very friendly. I had a great time. Our Firestone finished our round in under 4 hours. Great day.

If I could give less than a one star, I would. Horrible customer service. My husband accidentally…read moremade a tee time 20 minutes too early based on the golf card. They wouldn't work with him at all and they were more than rude. He explained it was my Mother's Day gift... they didn't care. Too many great people working at far better courses for us to ever try there again.

Amazing wedding venue! As a wedding photographer, I love being able to photograph outside the club…read moreas well as inside. Plus, the bridal suite is absolutely gorgeous!

What a job Hazeltine did with hosting the Ryder Cup! This is incredible!…read more Everything flowed just seamlessly and no issues that I know of. This was my first Ryder Cup experience and I loved it. The drama, the play and the grounds were just perfect. Burgers were $9, soda $5 Had a lot of fun

Given the relatively short golfing season we have here in Minnesota, having an option like the…read moreBunker is very welcome luxury for those of us that miss being able to hit the links without splurging on a plane ticket to a warmer destination. The Bunker has twelve simulators available and reservations are generally recommended, as it can get busy at times. While it's not the real thing, the simulators are generally pretty accurate and the hourly rates are fairly reasonable. There are plenty of course options to choose from and plenty of TVs to keep you occupied in between shots. Should you be thirsty you can grab a pitcher or two of fairly ho-hum beer and frozen pizza is available should you be unable to wait for better sustenance elsewhere. Whether you're just looking to dust up the game over winter, or looking to join an indoor league, the Bunker should scratch your itch to get out on the links whenever the weather or your schedule aren't willing to accommodate.

So first things first: I'm no golfer. The BF tried to teach me how to golf a couple Summers ago,…read morebut I swear each time I'm out on a course I get worse and worse picking up one bad habit after another... Even so, the BF enjoys golf, and I enjoy playing with him. I thought trying a place like The Bunker with golf simulators might be fun, and a welcome change from the long rounds spent waiting for me to practically walk my ball to the hole! I had never heard of The Bunker until I saw a deal on Crowd Cut this Winter for 50% off. So, I figured it might be something cool to do when we were suffering from the winter blues and wanting to spend some quality time with each other. The deal was a round of 18 holes, a pitcher of beer, and a pizza for two for $45. I thought it seemed like a pretty good deal...that was until I heard the words "frozen pizza". That's right, ladies and gents...they serve frozen pizza. We scheduled a 6:30pm tee time for a rainy Friday night a couple weeks ago, and when we got there we had the place completely to ourselves! I guess I didn't really know what to expect, but a cold, dark, unoccupied space wasn't it. A few other twosomes showed up before the night was over, but it was still really dead around there. The guy that was running the place was friendly and helpful--the one bright spot in an otherwise dreary experience. He set up the simulator for us, brought us our pitcher of beer, and then asked us what kind of pizza we wanted--that was when the "frozen" bomb was dropped. We had a little trouble figuring out how to putt, so we asked for his assistance a short while later and he set the simulator to practice mode so he could demonstrate. After that, I was well on my way to sucking on a virtual golf course as well as the real variety--to be fair, the courses are apparently pretty tough on everyone...but that doesn't mean I suck any less! The pizza was ok--certainly not what I was originally expecting, and probably not even as good as your average Tombstone. We pounded back our Mich Goldens and powered our way through the 18 holes like champs. If they'd had a little better options for food and/or beer, we likely would've ordered something else and enjoyed ourselves a little more. But quite frankly, as much fun as I have spending an evening with my BF, we were looking forward to the end of the round! Bottom line: we won't be visiting The Bunker again unless their menu or my game improves significantly!

The Loop at Chaska is a brand new 9-hole Par 3 course tucked nearby Hazeltine that is setting out…read moreto make golf more accessible to all that are interested in. Barrier Free Golfing is a non-profit organization, and they are working on creating an adaptive golf program. They have (2) Verta Cat carts which are all-terrain mobile rider carts that will elevate someone into a standing position to golf. The require notification when you book a tee time that you will need this so they can prepare it. We went on a holiday morning and were very happy to know that we were able to play a round even as a group of 2 (Fun fact, lots of courses usually pair you up to make 4). We paid about $22/person and chose to walk the course with our bags. You do have the option of getting a pushcart for $4/person. They also have one of the biggest putting courses I have seen so far at about 30,000 sqft and that runs you about $5.00. We saw lots of families using it. Overall, it was a beautiful and serene course. I enjoyed the great morning walk (7,000 steps before 10a, I'm all in) and the layout made the pace of the game pleasant. I can't wait to play again real soon, making sure to work on my short game on the putting course!

This was a night out with my teen kids--nice evening so we sat on the patio. Patio chairs were…read morecomfortable and there was ample shade. Parking wasn't great because there was a wedding reception on-site. I ordered the Goddess Bowl, the kids got a burger and Alfredo with Steak. My bowl came out without the modification I requested, the kids loved their meals, and the service was friendly with few small delays. Great view, nice outdoor dining, laidback atmosphere; overall a great first time experience for us.

Not celiac disease friendly at all! The wait staff and on…read moreduty manager had zero understanding of celiac disease and cross contamination issues. Needing to eat gluten free for celiac disease is not a lifestyle choice, this is a medical condition. Gluten CANNOT be eaten by someone with celiac disease without there being a SEVERE medical reaction. The staff was ambivalent and condescending. Please train and educate your staff. This was a disappointing and frustrating experience at this restaurant. This location is not celiac disease friendly at all.