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!

I played Brinamwood as a kid and brought my 11 year old son to play. It is a great course for…read morebeginners or any one looking to work on their short game. Birnamwood is operated by the City of Burnsville and in excellent condition considering the amount of play it gets.

The best part 3 golf course bar none! It has all the…read morequalities you want on a regulation 18 hole course. Trees, water, sand, elevations, doglegs. An incredible iron course.

BEST SPORTS EXPERIENCE FOR CHILDREN!!!…read more My 4th child takes tennis lessons at Fred Wells. All of my children have played many different sports through may different groups, but Fred Wells is by far the best experience. Smiles and fun galore, and yet they are still learning and competing. In a day of dysfunctional youth sports programs, Fred Wells tennis lessons somehow figured out how to do it correctly! Thank you Fred Wells, and I hope others learn from your example.

My son and I play here a lot. The new lighting is wonderful and the courts are really well managed…read moreand maintained. The over the top part is the entire staff at The Fort. They know everyone's name and are always happy to see you. The tennis lessons are good and the drills are a ton of fun.

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

Fantastic 9 hole golf. What's even better is no matter your disability there is a cart made for…read moreyou. Some actually stand you up literally so you can hit the ball standing. It's about an hour of fun for the entire family. Highly recommended.

Fun greens if you want Britain style of greens ( huge and undulated). Easy course to walk. Course…read morein great condition.

Great place to enjoy hitting some balls. The simulator is above par! Seriously, love that it moves…read moreto help simulate a golf course and there are patches that are appropriate to your ball placement like rough and sand! It makes it feel a lot more real when you just want to golf in the winter time. Pros: Food was good, nothing special, loaded toys are loaded inside not outside, fyi Service was great Space was wonderful Parking is easy Cons: Expensive, but you are paying for a loving platform! Food and drinks reasonable

Element Indoor Golf opened recently in Burnsville and these are some of the best simulators I've…read morebeen to! In practice mode they show videos of your swing and how your club face hit the ball which I had never seen before. You can also log into a free app that will save your swing videos and club distances! The service was great, there are servers that come around to take food and drink orders and there's always someone to help if needed on the simulator. Definitely looking forward to coming back here!

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!

Not in great shape but not bad course for learning to play. Definitely deteriorated over the years,…read morebut walk up times and no pressure on pace of play for beginners.

Inexpensive little park golf course. It's not great, but not terrible…read more Lots of dog legs! It is smooshed in by the airport and the planes are NON-STOP, so if you're looking for something quite this is NOT the course. (I personally found it fun to watch planes take of and land all afternoon!) I believe they were having trouble keeping it open so they opened a disc golf course ON the golf course. Its a little confusing because the tee signs for both look the same but the numbers don't line up. There was no one playing disc golf while we were there so I'm not sure how well they work together - I'm sure it's fine as long as everyone is respectful!