I thought Cedar's course pro Brock Green was very disrespectful, and a poor representation of what…read morea beautiful course this is.

Complete waste of time and money. Novices may enjoy but I lost interest after 4-5 holes. Poor…read moreweekend management with multiple 5somes on the course mid-day Sunday. Took almost 5 hours to play a very short track. Save your money, isn't worth more than $25 a round with cart

Greens are awful.. worst course I've played this year. Picture I took was one of the better looking…read moregreens .. $1000 for a membership .. carts are janky af.. price should be $10/round or less.

Great fall golf! The course is in good shape. I walk a 9 hole round in about 80 minutes…read more Challenging greens.

Nice layout in Buffalo, MN. The course is in great shape and the greens are definitely fast. So was…read morethe pace of play, we finished in under 4 hours easily. If you go, bring a lot of golf balls. There are a lot carries over marsh and blind shots. That's really my only nitpick with this course. If you play it once, you'll know where to hit it. The grill is closed Monday through Wednesday which honestly is pretty disappointing. They do have some cold sandwiches but really how much effort would it take to make a few dogs. All in all, it's worth the drive to Buffalo m

Our MN PGA golf card brought us to this new course. We started on the back nine and the first few…read moreholes were certainly challenging. I played from the forward tees which were around 4800 yards, but with marshes to hit over, that was certainly long enough. The course was in very good shape. Considering all the rain we've had and the number of marshes on the course, there were very few squishy holes. It's held up to the rain quite nicely. A couple of tee boxes were a little rough but overall, great shape. Carts had GPS which is nice for quick yardage. Staff was welcoming. Nice experience.

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.

The course is good for any level of golfer. The greens were in outstanding shape today and the…read moregrounds crew deserves a big shoutout! Late October day and the course was virtually clear of leaves - so much better than other courses this time of year. Staff was very friendly and price point is perfect.

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.

Beers were cheap, and served quickly in the club house. Mid day Saturday never saw a cart girl,…read moreslowest round of golf I've ever seen, 4 hours to get through 15 holes. Ridiculous wait times every box, they desperately need a ranger. Course was in mediocre condition, but it was priced accordingly.

Very enjoyable golf course that is challenging yet rewards for hitting it straight. Staff were…read morepleasant and welcoming along with members or people who have played the course. Difficult greens from a speed standpoint and were firm making it impossible to hold the green. Definity will be back especially with the senior rates!

This is a great, classic golf course. It's also a bargain at just $40 with cart (senior rate)…read more And you could easily walk this course with just a short distance between tee boxes. Established in 1931, this is an old school course with tree lined fairways. It's spectacular in the fall! The fairways are wide, and the rough is not too punishing. Overall, it's a very fair and enjoyable place to play. The greens can be challenging, lots of slope and fast, and very well maintained, like the rest of the course. There's a nice clubhouse with a full bar and restaurant. You can get food after 9 in just a few minutes. The staff here is very friendly and definitely looks to make it a great experience for the player.

With a grand country setting Albion is one of the best maintained public golf courses I have…read moreplayed. With three separate nine hole courses to play you have the added bonus of verity. The club staff does a great job of keeping play moving at s 4 hour pace. I can drive out from Minneapolis play 18 holes and be home in less time then it takes for me to play Brook view (2 miles from my house) Play it you'll love it! Jim

Golf course tee boxes, fairways and greens are in good condition. Good value for the money…read moreespecially with their package deals! Staff is friendly and accommodating. Like having GPS location and distances on all of the electric carts. By having 27 holes, I like having the three options for playing a round. Very challenging course to play during windy conditions with minimal trees and higher elevations. The club house only has snacks and beverages with no restaurant food available. You find that a large number of golfers come from the Twin Cities area.

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!

Very fun and well kept golf course. One of my favorites in the Central MN area for sure. Pro shop…read moreis always stocked and the workers have always been super helpful. Be sure to stop at Shady's before or after!!

Great place! Loved it! Can't wait to come back! Great food great staff! Golf was affordable & super…read morenice course!

This is one of the few links style courses in Minnesota. The front nine totally plays like you are…read morein Scotland. The back nine has some more traditional holes. Taken together, it's a great place for a round of golf. Rates are very reasonable here. The day we played here, there were not a lot players so it went pretty fast. The clubhouse has a complete bar and beer on tap. We just had hot dogs at the turn but they have a good menu. The staff is very friendly. Definitely will be back.

This links style course is challenging but fair. Like most links courses, it's long, 5300 from the…read moreforward tees. I did par a couple of the par threes and played mostly bogie golf so it was one of my better rounds. The carts were a bit old but they did have a gps which is helpful for yardage. Tee boxes were pretty beat up but greens and fairways were in great shape. I did lose a couple of balls in the long grass but it was very open and easy to see your shots and where you needed to hit. I gave a one star lower rating than I normally would because it was the slowest round I've played in years. Our threesome finished in just under 5 hours. That is just way too long to play 18 holes. We waited on every shot. The tee times were 9 min apart which is pretty typical so I don't know why it was so slow. Also take note this was a Monday afternoon. How a Monday afternoon tee time takes 5 hours is beyond me. We did use our MN PGA card and got a good rate, loved the course, but the time to play it may be a deterrent for future rounds.