State of the art technology supported by friendly, knowledgeable staff. Jae is a student of the…read moregame ensuring everyone from beginner to novice enjoy themselves. Rain or shine. Highly recommended!

From the owner: Dive into the virtual reality world of 4 Seasons Golf and experience a new era of indoor golf. Our…read morecutting-edge facility combines sophisticated design with the latest technology, redefining the pinnacle of the golfing experience.

Great course! I'm an intermediate golfer. I have some friends that are very good and some friends…read morethat are just starting out. This place is great for beginners because the holes are relatively compact and straightforward, but it's also interesting enough for more advanced players. It's just 9 holes, but that's perfect most of the time! Will definitely return!

Glen Lake has a great layout and solid practice facilities, and to be fair, they do a really nice…read morejob with beginners and leagues. But man, the customer service and management are just brutal. It feels like every single rule is designed around making life easier for the staff to punch out early rather than letting people actually enjoy golf. They open late, close ridiculously early in the fall, force you onto mats for massive chunks of the season, and even put stupid sticks in the practice green so you can't putt into actual holes. They hide behind "protecting the course," but it's really just about management not wanting to stick around until dusk. If you want a similar style course that actually treats golfers right, skip Glen Lake and go to Halla Greens instead--night and day difference.

Nice golf course tucked away in the heart of Edina. Very well maintained. Staff were ok but not…read moreoverly friendly or welcoming. Weekend green fees were $90 per player that included a motorized cart which was appreciated on a very hot humid day. 4:20 to play 18 holes which is not bad for a weekend on a busy course. The rangers on course were nice and kept things moving. They do accept youth in course but they cannot make are tee time on the championship course so basically on paper they accept it but in reality is impossible for them to get on the course. They can have a junior pay the junior fee after 1pm. Of course they can play on the executive 9 with no restrictions. Overall a good experience. A few impatient other golfers in the course that we saw or interacted with, but it is Edina right?!?!! Location is the biggest strength along with good course conditions.

This was my second time at Braemar & it went fairly well! The course itself is beautiful; I'm not a…read moregolfer by any means, so their 9 hole par 3 course is perfect. The staff we interacted with were very helpful, there were a large number of golf carts & hand carts for rental. The pace was kept pretty well, we had only one group play though & the folks behind them didn't need to. All in all, this course is lovely & is a nice way to spend an afternoon!

For years, I have played at Inside Edge and have not found my rhythm due to spinny tee shots and…read moresuper long wedges. It was not only Inside Edge but all of the simulators. I tried to find a place that didn't have a 3800rpm backspin tee shot and yes, Taylor Made fit me with an estimated 2100 rpm spin rate. I decided to give them a try again because I had free sim hours from my tournament play. I have excellent news. I brought in my prgr doppler radar device to check distance and ball speed. The prgr device has been verified to be +-1 mph clubhead and ball speed to a Trackman and to my surprise it was spot on for most of our players. See pics. The upgraded screens and software has closed the gap between ficticious and real golf. We plan on coming back for the multiple screen simSurround. We may have found our new place!

As the most recent review is from 2019, I thought I'd weigh in…read more I've been visiting Inside Edge for several years (less so during the pandemic), trying to improve driver speed. A buddy and me visited several times last December, reserving the closed "Curved Bay" room to limit exposure, but no one is using masks anymore. They have 3 types of bays: 7 standard bays, one with a curved screen in a bigger room, and one wrap-around screen in a separate room. Frankly, I've found that the standard bays are just fine, and are a bit less expensive. The driving range simulation provides a number of stats and allows you to compare and average stats for shots for any club. Of course, the measurements don't seem to always match outdoor reality, but they seem consistent relative to each other. Compared to my portable Garmin monitor, it seems a bit more accurate. You use their balls, which are marked to allow the camera to immediately assess spin. However, there is no replay to visually show you how your clubface actually hit the ball. There are a number of courses you can play from throughout the world, but there are many famous ones that aren't available. Even so, there are enough that I've probably only played 20% of those available. They recently installed a software update that added more courses. The biggest problem I have with indoor simulators centers around depth perception on shorter shots; "feel" doesn't cut it, so you have to learn how far to hit or putt based on distance to the pin. Also, it doesn't appear that this simulator actually reflect a difference hitting from trap or deep rough. Sam manages the facility most weekday mornings, which is when I tend to play as there is an appreciable discount for seniors playing before noon. Sam does a good job in getting everything set up (and then fixing something after I've screwed up by fiddling with the interface). They offer a selection of sports drinks, water and beer, as well as some microwaveable snacks I believe.

What happened to this place? I played last year and it was so well maintained --smooth tee boxes,…read morebeautiful fairways and nearly perfect greens. I played the other day and the rough was so long it was growing through the benches. The greens were sunburned and the fairways looked like they were strangled with chemicals. The tee boxes are all divots and mud. There are so many ropes up it feels like a guinea pig habit trail.

Was at the driving range on Sunday 7/7/24 and was hitting balls with my friend(who is not very good…read moreat golf) and he topped his hybrid and barely hit the cart picking up balls more than 50 yards away. After, the cart guy drove up very close nearly running his foot over and starting cussing us out, saying " fuck off shit boy, I hope the next ball you hit deflects off and hits you" and other bad things. And then drove off. Older gentlemen, a grown man cussing out to kids for a mistake is embarrassing and we will not be coming back

I'm not a member. This is for the toddler / family swim time at the Eden Prairie Community Center…read moreand overall, it's a wonderful experience. The water play area is perfect for little ones -- warm, safe, and sized just right. The staff has always been friendly, and the atmosphere feels welcoming for families with young kids who are still getting comfortable in the water. The only thing holding this back from a five-star experience is the family area bathrooms. They aren't dirty, but they definitely need more frequent cleaning and restocking during busy toddler swim hours. With so many young families coming through, a little more attention there would make a big difference in comfort and overall impression. Still a solid place to bring the little ones for a fun swim -- just hoping the bathroom upkeep improves to match the rest of the experience. Price is okay for someone that only comes occasionally - but it's a good resource to have if you're local - Try them out!

This is regarding the fitness classes. The pools are wonderful…read more With the Y and Lifetime members coming here it's getting busier. Most of the classes fill up fast-you need to get on a list a week before usually when you're in class. which can be stressful. The management doesn't seem to care. Plenty of space open in the studios after late morning and wouldn't add classes especially cycle, mix it up and body pump! Pretty sad that management doesn't really care

If you're looking for a spot where little kids can feel like PGA champs (with a lot of parental…read moreassist), this indoor mini golf course is a gem. The vibe is part Northwoods cabin, part whimsical putt-putt wonderland--with twinkle lights overhead, fake pine trees, and just enough obstacles to keep it interesting without causing a tiny human meltdown. The highlight? Watching my kiddo in his sunhat take his "pro swing" with a bright orange putter--while Dad provided a hands-on golf lesson that was equal parts adorable and chaotic. (Note: teaching patience on a par-2 hole is an Olympic-level parenting event.) Course is clean, staff was friendly, and the layout made it easy to play without constantly bumping into other families. Bonus points for the fact that it's indoors--so Minnesota weather can't ruin your plans. Would I recommend? Absolutely. Whether you're chasing hole-in-ones or just trying to get a kid to hit the ball in the general direction of the cup, it's a win for all ages. I'll be back for the driving range later. Try them out!

Big fan of this place for a fun activity with all ages and golf levels when the weather is nice!…read moreThey have top golf technology with a casual range vibe. Good pizza, cheap beers, super friendly service. I'd give it 5 stars if it was a touchhhh cheaper haha. $75 for 2 hours of golf and 2 beers. Ultimately worth it, we'll be back!

Got the winter "blahs" then try out the Braemer Golf Dome. I didn't even know that it's the largest…read moredome in the twin cities. They have about 50 hitting stations on 2 levels. I made a recent visit there with a few friends. Basically you buy a bucket of balls and GO!. The bottom level was busy when we got there (midday) so we took the stairs to the top level. My girlfriend (who's been a regular in the past) suggested a center spot for a prime location. They have 2 large bulls eye targets to hit at. There are also 2 "wannabe" greens on both sides with flags in each one. If you're looking for a little shorter hitting zone they have 2 smaller targets for chipping. We didn't try the putting green but it seemed crowded and doubt I would make a trip there just for that. A lot of artificial turf and plastic mats to hit from. Overall not a bad experience but felt it could use a little refurbishing in the inside. Prices seemed reasonable. $7.50 for a large bucket and $4.50 for a small one. I got the larger one which lasted me about 45 minutes. Certainly enough time for me to quickly reevaluate my "rusty" swing. They do offer group and private lessons for those who might want to "work" on their games.

If there is a winter growth business in Minnesota, they have found it. Use the dome to maintain my…read moreswing between golf vacations until the snow melts. Business has tripled over the last three years. Used to sell balls by the bucket, now they only rent out time. Kind of spendy but way nicer than doing this outside. Mats are in good shape, golf app works great and is pretty accurate. I now know each of my golf clubs' carry and total distance. Have short game targets as well as games and 'rounds' you can play. Putting areas are pushed into the corners and not much value. Wish they would expand their bar/seating area a bit, they could easily compete with the simulator bars.

Worked out with a fitness class for Arora folks and visited their Life Cafe for a smoothie…read more Pleasantly surprised at this lovely spot for a break! I hear Happy Hour and sushi are outstanding! Will stay longer next time.

Lots of good amenities! How ever they restrict towels for some reason? And there is mold in the…read morewater fountains. I ended up trying to clean it myself. I've been going there for my "lifetime," lol, however safety and customer satisfaction resolutions have not been up to par. People pay hundreds of dollars to go to this place. Not impressed.