Nice new club house and the 9 hole course was well maintained. The rates are reasonable too. We…read moreplayed the course twice! It was a fun time despite the rain! I would absolutely make a stop the next time I'm in the area!

Great place for dinner, casual or more formal dining room with always changing menu and fantastic…read morestaff! Only place I've seen near Mankato where you can get duck confit! ( or a hamburger!)Keep up the good work.

Beautiful course, very well kept. If was a little soggy, which was odd because I don't think it's…read morerained in awhile, so we adheres to the 90 degree rule. No issues. My game pretty much sucked today but the greens of the grasses, the changing color of the trees, the sand and water, and being with my family made it worth it. There was a roaming cart and a grill at the turn. The three some before us were walking and we were waiting on them often but they offered to let us play through then we flew. Easy ride from the Twin Cities area. Not super busy. Friendly staff and beautiful course. Nice Friday afternoon.

The best course south of the cities! Greens are always in great shape and you can play the course…read moreover and over.

Do you like golf? Are you a fan of a certain '60s pop group? Every hole at this course is named…read moreafter a Beatles song. Even the scorecard is Beatle themed. And hole number 18 has an actual yellow submarine. The Beatles obsessed owner is a super guy. The course itself is in great shape and they are putting more work into it. It's a fun course, not too tough, with plenty of wide fairways. The current clubhouse is pretty modest. They are building a huge new log pole clubhouse/ event center which is under construction now. If you play, this is a great outing.

First and foremost the club house is amazing. The owner was super friendly. There's plenty of…read moreparking, very straightforward course, greens and fairways were in okay shape for it being early in the spring and it was very walkable. Only downside to the course was the wind and lack of trees. In my own opinion the rock and roll theme is a bit, eccentric especially in combination with a giant log cabin club house. Here's what I failed to understand, the price. We went on a spring day, real feel was 17 degrees. Walked. I'm grateful he kept the course open, but I don't get the 40+ dollar price tag on a round most places would have discounted or given a rain check. I'm very thankful we walked because 60+ dollars for the round would have been ludicrous. The only thing that really made that worthwhile was that so few people were there for the first 9. I can't say I'll be back to play with that price point. There's plenty of nicer courses I'd rather be at for that.

They have been closed for years now. All you can get here is a pizza and a drink after golfread more

I stopped here for the first time and really enjoyed it. I live a few miles to the south and was…read moresurprised how scenic much of the drive was. It's out of town but Google maps worked perfectly. It seems the restaurant portion of the clubhouse is the entire main floor. The view out over the course was very nice. I was told the menu was slimmed down because the chef was recovering from surgery. I had a bacon cheeseburger and cheese curds. It was much better than the typical burger. There was something in the hand made patty that will bring me back again. The cheese curds were excellent also. I enjoyed the remote location. My food was very good. The woman working there was very friendly and helpful. I think I even saw a small herd of goats in the distance. If I'd been able to order from the regular menu, I'd probably have given it 5 stars.

We were invited as guests of members to golf and have dinner and we loved it…read more The course is in amazing shape, especially considering how dry our summer has been. Not a dry spot on the course. We golfed after a heavy morning rain and no issues with driving on the fairways which helps speed up play. It's not an easy course so if you are looking to better your handicap, this isn't the course to do it. We played 18 holes in less than 4 hours. The staff is great. Very welcoming and helpful. Dinner in the club was also very good. I opted for a Sauvignon Blanc and a burger with chips. Everything was very tasty. So glad our friends invited us to join them.

I was here for an evening gala in November. I loved wearing a gown. As you walk in there's a…read morebeautiful wide staircase. The occasion was an auction for military spouses and recognizing them. Local celebrity Adam Carter of WCCO and his wife were at my table. The ballroom is beautiful. The steak and fish dinner was very good. I loved the champagne. I even got to be a tester for the photographer.

I have bought a number of bikes and have sent dozens of friends and family to Flying Penguin each…read morehas always been treated with respect. Jon's knowledge of cycling, skiing, and golf is amazing a true resource! This shop is a city treasure I encourage you to stop in and say hello! Jason Donnelly

We were visiting from out of town and I had a bike accident and needed a quick repair. They did it…read moreon the spot for $10 and a maintenance check. Very friendly and great service.

We have been to Wow! Zone many times to bowl which is nice. However, recently my daughter requested…read moreto go to laser tag for her birthday. I was so surprised at how fun it was. We had a group of ten, all ages, which was the perfect amount of people to play with. The course is two levels, with countless nooks and crannies to hide and walk quickly (no running) through. It lasts ten minutes and we went on a week night so we were able to play several times with a minimal wait time.

It has everything for all ages. From bowling to electronics, it is amazing. A nice restaurant with…read moreexcellent food and music. Fun for everyone.

Great public golf course in a scenic city in southern Minnesota. The grounds are immaculate and the…read moregolf staff are very accommodating. This is no "easy track". Bring your "A" game and enjoy the experience.

Excellent public 18 hole course. It is a pretty challenging course with something for everyone…read more There is a grill and full bar in the clubhouse. The only drawback is that there is no driving range. Family owned and operated and they care about their customers having a good experience. It can be busy and has a bunch of special events, so calling ahead for a tee time is a very good idea.

The course is very beat up and a lot of spike marks on about every green and every green had about…read more30-35 ball marks on it especially par 3s I get you can't fix ball marks every second but that much is crazy especially the 140$ it cost to play there and the fairways are cool but some parts where dry then some parts where super duper moist, for the price I'd rather go somewhere else like stone Brooke or Willingers, on reason why it's 2 stars not one because the course was absolutely beautiful and the greens all though beat up where fast and fairways where ok, the service was amazing to free waters about every few holes, range is nice to but I'd rather spend my money else wise would be worth it if they actually paid attention to the greens

While visiting Mystic Lake, we did not know which restaurant to choose and were unaware of this…read moreone. We found this restaurant on the second floor, unlike all the rest on the first floor. I'm so glad that we were able to find it as it was so worth it. The restaurant is huge and has a cool bar area with multiple TVs throughout the entire place. The food coming out looked very good and our waitress told us about the special of the day which was a French dip sandwich and fries and so glad we chose to order it. The meat in the sandwich was super flavorful and the odds you sauce on the side was even butter to dip it in the french fries. We had an event to attend and needed a quick meal and this hit the spot. The only thing we could recommend is that they offer drinks in glass versus plastic.