We hosted a golf scramble for our wedding at this course and had a great time working with their…read morestaff to make it a memorable day. Thank you, Golf on the Edge staff!

I was charged $72 plus tax for 18 with a cart because I was the only one (of 3) using the 2nd cart…read more("I used the same amount of gas"). Their website had nothing about this, only the typical 1/2 cart rate - should have been $35 plus $15 = $50 plus tax. Mgr said "she is in contact with all the other courses in the area and that's what they do". I called Eagle Ridge and they do not. Pokegema does not. BB Hills does. She lied. None of this is posted on the web site Rates section (she said they are ongoing web site changes). No offer of a refund. Lousy customer service. Buyer beware. Edge is fun but it is not at all worth $78 per 18 with cart. Last time I go there.

Very unprofessional workers. We had a couple female friends who rode along with us who HAVE NEVER…read moreGOLFED BEFORE. They accidentally drove on an area where they weren't supposed to assuming the golf cart turn right signs were for the green. They immediately kicked just the women off the course with very little regard to their inexperience or empathy for the situation. Very unprofessional and rude. Blamed the situation on others who were around us and overall had a very misogynistic tone towards our friends.

I've played this course hundreds of times in the early 2000s. Since moving away they made some…read morechanges to the course because of the new hospital building. This course holds a special place in my heart because this is where I learned to play. It's a very reasonably priced course $25 to walk. The layout includes some elevation change with generous fairways. Most holes are tree lined but only a bad shot will reach the treelike. The greens in my opinion are average sized for a small town course. The offer some undulation but not too difficult to read. They take good care of the greens as they tend to roll very nice. Some of the fairways are a bit bumpy with a cart. This can be a very busy course because a lot of people play here. I assume because of the value. If you want a nice golf experience this course can't be avoided on a trip to the iron range.

Food was solid here. We got to sit outside and see a storm roll over the lake while we chatted…read more Food took a while to come but it was worth it.

Outdoor seating is gorgeous, it wasn't too busy and our server was super friendly and helpful! Very…read moretasty fiesta chicken wrap, and the sweet potato and regular fries were seasoned well.

Second time I played this course and I am getting a guilt trip because I should REALLY LOVE this…read morecourse the first time. Second round opened my eyes to how beautiful this course is. I would say this is is an absolute gem for the price. I kept thinking Deacons Lodge in terms of play.

Beautiful course anytime of year! The guys in the pro shop are friendly., there is a nice selection…read moreof merchandise. My husband broke his shoe lace and they happened to have an extra in the cupboard for him! Weekends can get backed up, which is very frustrating. It's nice when they have a Ranger moving people along, keeping the game moving. If you can, go there in the fall to see just how beautiful this course is with the many trees and all of the elevation changes!

My husband and I played this course and loved it. We were paired with two locals who were wonderful…read moreto play with and knowledgeable about each hole. The course had received much rain over a week and we were on a car-path-only cart scenario which definitely slowed down our round times. The course was beautiful. As a golfer who tees off from the forward tees, it was quite a long course. With the extra water on the course and getting no roll, it was even longer. Despite the challenges, the holes were beautiful and fun to play. Every staff person we met made us feel welcome and were helpful as we were first time players. Carts had screens to indicate yardage. They also had messaging such that if you left a club on a hole, you could text a ranger and they would retrieve it for you. Really great experience.

Did a stay and play for a boys golf weekend. The casino was a little dated, but the golf course…read morewas amazing. Played 3 courses in the area and this was my favorite. Already planning the next golf weekend here.

Golfed this course with my wife (her first golf outing EVER,) and her folks - seriously one of the…read morenicest courses I have played in the state! The views of Lake Superior are incredible, the course is very well maintained and the price was surprisingly low. It is a 27 hole course. Play the front and the lake 9 for a perfect 18 hole experience.

One star because they had "no record" of our reservation. I have a record of the call to the golf…read morecourse and wrote the information down as it was given to me, however, because it wasn't in their system we were unable to golf here.

Best boarding and skiing in northern Minnesota hands-down. Jeff is the man he took care of my board…read morewaxed it polished it, and I've went the fastest I've ever gone in my life. Couldn't leave a better review. You should go to giant Ridge seriously.

We stayed in the resort over several days. Our room was nice. It was decorated with a cabin theme,…read morelots of log furniture, pine and birch tree wall art, and a few moose decor items. Everything was clean. The room came with a fully stocked kitchenette which is nice if you want to do some cooking but we ate out. No stove but there is a hot plate, dishwasher and refrigerator. It's nice to have a couch and TV separate from the bedroom. We golfed at The Legend and The Quarry. They were beautiful courses Fairways and greens were well maintained. Legend was a little less than 5100 from the forward tees which was very fair. Quarry was closer to 5200, so longer and much more narrow. Don't forget to look for the giant bear claw on The Legend. Lots of driving between some holes but enjoy the scenery while you are cruising. Great courses. I struggled to rate this. I loved the golf but the accommodations had some pros and cons. Lodging pros - separate bedroom and living area - kitchenette - close to everything we wanted to do - Two TVs Lodging cons - the shower water never got really hot to that end the jacuzzi in the room was never used because we couldn't get it hot enough to want to sit in it - separate rooms are nice but controlling the temp was hard as air conditioning was in bedroom but thermostat was in living room. There are fans to help but in the end the bedroom was usually very cold - the TV in the bedroom was hit or miss on displaying channels. - WiFi was hit or miss. - rooms are owned by individuals so it's like renting a vrbo. To that end, no housekeeping. Not sure if you could request it. We didn't stay long enough for it to be a major issue.

This is my second time visiting Longbow Golf Course and the management is the same nice and…read morecharming gentleman named Jay. He's all over the place - at the Club House welcoming and showing guests around and on the course itself - he's very professional and knowledgeable . Just don't be a brat and be sure to bring your carts back before 7:30 pm. Middle of September with the perfect weather and you're all set for a nice day of hitting golf balls. New to golf or old, you'll find it very easy to play here. They're open from early spring to mid-October (late fall and depending on the weather!). This golf course is in Walker, MN, where people in general boast the Minnesota nice culture. The holes are easy to find , if you ask me . The grounds are well-kept, very lush greens, lovely trees and such a great dose of Nature Rx! They have resident bald eagles who aren't shy to show off mid tee. The club house staff is fairly new and no more Ms. Crabby, whew! Find Kim, Lori or Mike getting you set up and ready for your make-believe Masters tourney. Pricing is, for a Californian like me, a party like it's 1989! The phone here is always ringing so make sure you call in to make a reservation. They also have a very sweet club membership program. Their bathrooms (can't leave this out) are nice, clean and all-gender. There are plenty of drinks both alcoholic and non-alcoholic. My company recently held an event here to benefit The Pancreatic Cancer Society and the turnout (even volunteers!) was amazing. The crew's energy at this golf course is unwavering! Easy-peasy and hassle-free fun for a day. So you can stop reading here now, head out to the course and don't forget to bring your best swing!

I've played this course probably 20 times and it never disappoints me (just my game does that)…read more Challenging enough without being impossible. Love the size and undulation of the greens. Course is well cared for too. I've played most of the other courses in the area and this is my second favorite after Headwaters. Looking forward to playing league here when I'm a retired full-time resident!

The golf itself is good, and decently priced. I loved that there was not a soul on the golf course…read morein front of us or after us. That way I was able to take as much time as needed. My group was there in mid September. I'm not sure if it picks up in the summer. But the actual clubhouse/resort kind of had that 'Shining' feel since it was so quiet. But the people working were extremely nice.