My favorite happy hour deal in minneapolis! $10 ayce bone in wings. You order one order at a time,…read moreand with each order you also get fries, ranch/blue cheese, and a soft drink. Happy hour from 3-6pm on weekdays I really enjoy the wings- they have a nice texture to them, and you can order different sauce each time. I usually get the buffalo or dry rub. They also have indoor vr golf here as well, which I have not tried yet. The place is usually not that busy and I can get a seat right away all the times that I have come!

Heard they had good happy hour specials, so my mom & I went to check it out…read more They don't have ton on the Happy Hour menu BUT they do have unlimited wings (bone in $10/boneless $5). They also have drink specials and a few other items. We both ordered wings. I got the FI dry rub and my mom got the Sweet Baby Rays BBQ wings. They came with a small side of seasoned fries. The first round came out with 12 wings each. The dry rub was good. The next round I got buffalo just to try it - I'm very anti buffalo wings due to lack of seasoning or flavor. They definitely weren't good to me, my mom said the same about the bbq wings - lacked flavor, literally just sauce tossed on a wing after it's cooked. I ordered the Tito's Transfusion for a drink, which was decent. Our waiter was nice and attentive. Wasn't busy at all. We did browse around to see the golf simulator bays, which looked cool. They have a lot of private rooms which is nice for hosting events. Overall a nice establishment.

Had a lovely evening out on the terrace. The crusty Parmesan rounds they bring out are to die for…read more The chef serves a few tiny creations before dinner. Tonight we had a plantation with morel mushrooms on top. The next tiny creation was salmon with a quail egg and caviar. For dinner I had a delicious Asian pasta with waygu beef. Hans our waiter was fab. Homemade macaroons come out with the check. Yummy!!!

I got to play your fabulous golf course growing up because I was on my High School golf team. You…read moreoccupy some damn sweet property overlooking Calhoun. Your firework shows during weddings and holidays entertain me in the summer as your are in my line of vision. With all the positives, why only 4 stars? Because you are too rich for my blood and your course taunts me whenever I drive/walk around home.

Beginner golf course with a disc golf course on it. We went for disc golf. We paid the $10/per…read moreperson fee at the main building. No shade on the first 14 holes. The only obstacles was some tall reeds on two of the holes. July is hot and without trees, we were hot. Hole 15 was up a hill that didn't look too maintained. We left after hole 14, heat exhausted.

The par 3 course is in terrible shape. The grass is long, which makes it impossible to find your…read moreball.The tee boxes are mud with a little grass. If the course is not maintained properly it should be closed!

This is a great, classic course that will be 100 years old in 2029. IF it survives the current…read morelevel of management and maintenance, that is. The best word I have to describe the current conditions here are neglect. Rutted cart paths full of mud. Greens pitted and unplayable, it's not good. The clubhouse is relegated to a shack with no food available. Pathetic. It's just a shame to see this happen to a course with so much history.

I am a brand new golfer and have enjoyed coming here to practice hitting. There is a medium sized…read moreparking lot and an easy accessible path to the driving range either on the grass or pavement. A large bucket of balls is $13 and a small is $7. While there is a putting space, I haven't used it but look forward to trying it in the figure. It appears lessons are available along with regular tee times. The staff has always been extremely helpful and when purchasing balls there is also a large selection of sandwiches, beverages and snacks. Each time, I have got a water only and there are plenty of nearby garbages to toss items when finished. Lastly, the range has the big 10 sports logos on the green which will measure the distance. Distances are located on the signs behind the ropes. Enjoy!

Very poor fairway conditions: dead patches, uneven /bumpy and goose droppings everywhere…read more Beautiful trees and we'll placed send traps. Helpful staff and convenient parking lot

First off, if you are just a golfer looking to get a round in, then this is decent place. Its a…read morecity course for sure so you should expect to wait a little bit as some beginners are out there. But again you should expect that. Want a last-minute tee time, then this is your place. Want decent scenery, again this is your place. But if you want picture perfect greens, then go join a private club, this is not that place.

Right in the heart of the city. Staff were friendly in the club house and starter was nice . The…read moreranger was a little grumpy and tried to keep things moving but it was a slow round. Course was in good shape with quick greens. Distance between some tee boxes was long and signage/directions was not clear. Overall good value for a good course with a great location.

This is a beautiful city of Minneapolis run course. It's not a long course so there are plenty of…read morepar 4s under 400 yards. The longest tee boxes are less than 6300 yards. The holes have some elevation changes and there are a lot of mature trees. Some of the greens are a mess due to people not fixing ball marks. But most are in good shape. The course gets a lot play. The cart paths could use some maintenance too. There is a ranger on the course to keep people moving and we played our round in under 4 hours! The club house is over a 100 years old and is in great condition. There's a snack bar on the lower level with sandwiches and hot dogs. I will definitely be back.

Decent course, well kept. However, Irons only on the range, so know that if you're coming for the…read morerange

Gross golf will be celebrating 100 years of operation in 2025! Needless to say, it's an old school…read morecourse. The course is very fair and there are no blind shots on the whole course. When you hit a bad shot you can usually get back in play easily. Even with the almost 40,000 rounds played here each year, the greens are in good shape. If the City of Minneapolis would do a little more maintenance, this would be five stars. There is a nice clubhouse with hot dogs and sandwiches. The staff here is friendly and helpful.

Attended company appreciation dinner. Steamed vegetables were raw, undercooked. Mashed potatoes…read morewere chunky, way too much lemon and thyme. Chicken breast very hard to cut. The coffee was cold (not joking) and cream when i poured it had a white skin on top from sitting so long. Decor was fine, great service, good creme brulee. I WOULD NOT HOST YOUR EVENT HERE.

Always have loved it here, usually lunch meetings and assorted presentations. Not a nember. Henryread more

Don't go. Place is a dump. I wouldn't pay 5 dollars to play here. Holes in the fairways.read more

Really accessible and cheap course in BC. Is it for pro golfers? Nope…read more New to golf and want to start getting some rounds in? Then this is your course.

This is a good City of Minneapolis course. It's not terribly long with 6600 from the tips. But it…read moremakes up for it with lots of elevation changes. Minnehaha Creek runs through the course, so there is plenty of trouble there too. They built a small, brand new clubhouse a few years ago. There's no kitchen or grill, go figure, but there is a food truck on site. Great dogs and burgers on the menu the day we played.

New to the twin cities and played my first round of golf in the area at meadowbrook. Overall, it is…read morewhat I expected for a city course. It does have a unique layout with a handful of blind shots and a few very sloped greens. However, for early in the season, I thought the course was in solid condition. Also played on a Sunday morning in under 4 hours so that is a positive.