Used Golf now to book a special rate tee time. Advertised one rate special , billed at regular…read morerate. No way to correct, basically I got screwed and nothing was done to fix it.

Hills a plenty!! Many uphill landing areas. Course needed rain. Tee boxes need work. Forward…read moretees especially need leveling! We travel MN to play many courses. This one rates 5 on scale 1-10. Needs work. Dirty gas carts no GPS. Paid $50 so it's really what you get for that price.

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!

Place has come a long way with new ownership. Been coming here for years and wow it's best it's…read moreever been !!

have been coming to this course when visiting the cabin for many years and this is the worst…read morecondition it has ever been in. The worst part about this course is that they are charging $59 per person to play 18 holes with a cart. I wouldn't even pay $20 to play this course if I had the opportunity to again. Everything about the course is in bad condition. There's missing grass spots on the Teebox is the fairways have weeds all over the place and the greens are in the worst condition I've ever seen. I would never recommend anybody to come play this course for the price they currently have and the condition it is currently in. also it doesn't seem like the greens and then mowed in days. I work in golf course maintenance and greens are supposed to be mowed every morning and these greens are longer than I've ever seen

The course was in good shape. It is mainly open. It isn't forest on both sides of the fairway like…read morea lot of northern golf courses. Great for a quick nine before a fishing trip or on the way home from the cabin.

This is the last course we played during our stay in MN…read more Sandtrap is a 9 hole course that plays about 3,200 yards and was surprisingly a very nice layout. Our tee time was for 9am and we were able to check in and tee off immediately which is always a plus. The tee boxes themselves were pretty chopped up however the fairways and greens were in good shape. Greens are a little slow but soft enough to hold the approach shots. Pace of play was good. Never felt rushed and were never delayed on our pending shots. Sandtrap is a fun track and a good value for what you get.

The Wedgewood Golf Course was sold to Moonlight Bay Resort and Golf Course. It's currently under…read morenew management and has a grounds keeper. They are currently grooming the golf course and continuing lots of improvements. They are offering fun tournaments,one a month this season .

The most unfriendly owner of a golf course I have ever dealt with. My family went golfing today and…read morewas treated very rudely. For a course that is in the middle of nowhere and relys heavily on summer tourism, we were very disappointed. There were only 3 other people on the course and we didn't feel at all welcomed. Course was in very rough shape and I would not recommend this place to anyone.

Very nice course but the carts could use some work, me and my cousins kept stalling and the…read morebatteries only last about 7 holes and it costed for three and 2 carts 107$ only good thing is the golf course which is nicely maintained

It's a very good short course and cheap and friendly, greens are kinda slow but not an issue very…read morepeaceful although the back 9 has a few quadrillion mosquitoes carts are good the holes are fun would be a 5 if they had a par 5 or a few more par 4s would def recommend if u want to play 18 holes and only have 2-3 hours

This is an executive course with mainly par 3's and a few par 4's thrown in for good measure. It…read moreis a great place to work on the short game skills and based on my week, that is where my game needed work. The staff here is very accommodating and friendly, allowing my 4 year old niece to golf along with us providing we didn't hold anyone up. The greens here are very slow. Not sure if that was completely due to all the rain they had or if they intentionally keep them mowed a little longer. Regardless, I had a tough time getting the right speed all day long. My only beef with this course was the fact that it felt as though it was a breeding ground for Minnesota's state bird, the mosquito. They seriously were so thick that if I opened my mouth, I would have a mouthful. Me keeping my mouth shut is no easy task. All I all, it's a fun course and it's a nice way to start a week of golf.

They had very nice grass, friendly stuff at the restaurant and a simple but great menu. In thief…read moreriver falls , everything is very flat and not much hills. But still a great golf place.

B E A U T I F U L L A N D S C A P E…read more WOW, this cowboy/rustic/shabbychic event venue is a delight to the eye. The new barn is made from repurposed wood from a train trestle and is unsurpassed in craftsmanship. The bride's room is a little small, might have too many cute pieces of furniture in it to be real functional. All the tables and chairs are relatively new, so they are in great shape. The chairs are different from most venues, and are beautiful. All the tables are an assortment of shapes and sizes, with the bridal party table smack dab in the middle of the immense room. Perfect. there is a permanent built in bar that I have seen in other barn venues too. Good call!! There is a covered area for the caterers to set up a buffet that is nice. The BATHHOUSE, (privy) is small, but cute cute cute. Outside tables offer a pleasant place for guests to mingle and socialize. The parking area is sooooooooooo far away from the barn, that the cutest red and white shuttle wagon pulled by a red truck is in continuous trips. All night. The area for wedding ceremonies is awkward and slightly difficult to get to, as it is slightly hilly. A golf cart type open vehicle is provided for older or non really-that-mobile people. Whew! The area for chair set up is rather uncomfortable as it is on a hill. And the place for the bride, groom , and bridal party is totally uneven and very difficult for bridesmaids to navigate in heels. Standing there for an entire ceremony was difficult to do without feeling like you were going to fall over. Maybe if it was leveled and smooth cobblestones were installed it would make for a more pleasant experience. The remote remote location makes it a little difficult to find. Two dirt roads and a couple miles off the main drag is doable though. Be prepared to drive a long time, and hike a lot. S U P E R B L Y A P P O I N T E D