We golfed here for the first time with some friends who are in a league here! The price for a cart…read moreon a weekend was pretty reasonable and comparable to other courses of this level. The greens were pretty well kept and the tee boxes were in decent shape as well. For an ~$50 course to ride, the quality was aligned with the cost. It's *mostly* walkable but there's a few very steep paved paths you need to walk up and down so definitely be aware of that before committing to walk! The driving range isn't great, it's an unkept field that borders the overflow parking without a net so it definitely doesn't offer any protection from shanks! I definitely wouldn't park my car bordering the driving range! Everyone working in the clubhouse was knowledgeable and friendly. They have two greens on one of the holes and the woman working was very helpful in explaining how to play for our first time.

Just played there last weekend everything below still accurate but upped the rating based on course…read moreconditions - nice green well-maintained. I like to try out new courses that are a little bit of a drive. You never know what you will discover. Timber Creek overall was a nice playing experience - inexpensive green fees and refreshments, easy to get on, well maintained. The clubhouse is a little basic. The driving range is very nice - grass tees. It is walkable except for a few huff and puff hills on each 9. There are an average amount of water hazards; some of the fairways were squishy from recent rain in the lower areas. There are a couple of blind shots off the tee so you need a gps or score card from the course (vs keeping score on your phone app). There is one series of holes I think 12/13/14 that are not as well designed - sortof forced into the space. Other than that, a nice layout worth a try.

The owner golfed behind us. He hit into and over us on almost every hole. He yelled at us for…read moremoving our ball. Then he sexually harassed my sister. Will never go again. The course is nice but the owner is an absolute asshole.

Beers were cheap, and served quickly in the club house. Mid day Saturday never saw a cart girl,…read moreslowest round of golf I've ever seen, 4 hours to get through 15 holes. Ridiculous wait times every box, they desperately need a ranger. Course was in mediocre condition, but it was priced accordingly.

I had the unique opportunity to play the private Windsong Farm course on a cool, breezy October…read moreafternoon with several others new to the course. We knew that the layout would prove to be challenging, so we split into two-man scramble teams to try to keep things moving. It had rained the prior evening, so carts were not allowed even though the course appeared to have drained quite well. The upside is that pulling our bags behind us gave us a modicum of warmth on a borderline playing day. As it should be for a 5-star review, I encountered no significant issues -- frustrating golf challenges certainly, but no issues that dampened my experience (besides the gusting wind on the long Par 3 16th over water, but what a great challenge!). First of all, there are a lot of bunkers on this course (over 70 from what I could count on Google Maps). Most of these are deep-sided with long grass curling around the edges. Drive your ball into one of the fairway bunkers and you'll likely have to come out sideways. The sand is very fine, and even though it was a bit wet during our round, it was very consistent and a lot easier to extricate oneself than the hardpan on some of the munis in the area (don't ask why we were hitting from the sand when we were playing a 2-man scramble!). Secondly, the long prairie grass that lines most fairways was turning stunning shades of tan, purple and red. Really pretty and relaxing as long as you didn't hit into it (in which case don't even try to find your ball). Thirdly, despite the lack of trees and limited over-water carries, you'd better hit a long straight ball if you hope to even bogey some of the longer par 4's. As a bogey golfer, I felt very good if I could scramble to bogey from the Sand tees, and if I had been playing my own ball those would have been the exception scores. Outside of the 16th, Par 3 holes were fairly easy. I actually played the long Par 5's quite well for some reason, but there is a lot of trouble to be found. We had a great outing and really appreciated the opportunity. Interaction with course staff was limited to a short conversation in the small-ish but nicely appointed Pro Shop. Members will have to provide reviews on other aspects of the club, but I would certainly consider joining if I played enough golf in retirement to justify membership. So, how did we score you ask? 5-over on the Front and 6-over on the Back as the wind picked up and our senior bodies tired. Not too bad for not knowing the course or having any sort of rangefinder. If there's a next time I will play my own ball to see how I do!

I loved this course. With the exception of one wonky hole, number 7, this is a terrific track…read more Greens are fast and the members here actually fix ball marks, good to see. There's a great clubhouse with a full bar and food. We had hot dogs and bratwurst which were very good. The staff is is friendly and helpful. Pace of play is excellent, 4 hours, no problem. If I lived closer, I would join this club. Definitely will be back.

We were here for a fundraising event at which we played a scramble. We weren't working off a score…read morecard so I'm not sure of length. The course was in great shape. Tee boxes, fairways, and greens were well kept. There is a river that hugs a couple of holes to make it interesting. Other than one or two blind holes, as a first time player, the course was easy to understand where to hit. It was a challenging course. I enjoyed the variety or the holes. Staff was welcoming. The club house was able to accommodate our large group in the downstairs area. I am looking forward to come back and play my own ball.

We had our wedding there October 8th 2022 and it was just like a fairytale! We worked with the…read morecoordinator Steph and he was amazing! He was always able to answer any crazy questions we had. Gave us ideas about how things should go. And was incredibly easy to work with. It was the perfect setting, we were able to have our ceremony outside with the beautiful fall leaves as our backdrop, the cocktail hour was on there amazing deck overlooking the scenic golf course. And the reception was in a beautiful room just off of the deck allowing easy access to fresh air. They have bar service and delicious food choices. The whole thing was way easier then I ever imagined.

I had my wedding at the Burl Oaks Golf Club on March 5, 2017. It was absolutely the most wonderful…read moreexperience of my life. Abby, the events coordinator, was an absolute dream! Abby worked with us through the entire process, giving us suggestions for everything we didn't know about. She is so knowledgeable about everything we could have possibly needed. When we would come to her with a crazy idea we had, instead of telling us all the reasons why it couldn't happen, she talked about the different ways we could accomplish it! In the time leading up to the wedding, Abby was constantly checking in with us making sure we had everything we needed for our special day. When the wedding day came, everything was perfect. Everything was set up exactly how Abby and I had discussed. We had a brunch themed wedding and the food was absolutely delicious! The waitstaff and bartenders were exceptional. They anticipated the needs we were having but were never in the way. The weather was gorgeous! Abby suggested opening a door to the deck area so guests could be outside and inside. It was one of the best decisions we made for the night. Our guests were able to enjoy the first 72-degree spring day we were having in Minnesota with the beautiful views of the golf course in the background. The whole reception went off without a hitch! Our wedding day was perfect. My husband and I stopped looking at other venues options the second we found Burl Oaks. If you are looking for a place to have your wedding or event, stop. You've found it! I would highly recommend Burl Oaks to all my friends and family!

It's in great shape for being so cheap. While it's short enough that it caters more to younger…read moreplayers, tearing it up isn't so easy. The greens play quite fast and there's a lot of water for how short it is.

A decent course. Advertised as kid friendly, but the day we went, it was full of 30 year old new…read moredads who were deciding whether they actually like golfing or were just enjoying a break from family life. That is, of course, perfectly fine. Atmosphere is laid back; very comfortable for "bad" golfers.

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.

Great golf course but really rude and unfriendly staff. We golf there a lot & brought friends out…read moreto enjoy. We were treated terribly by the golf staff. Very disappointed!

This review is for Gem Lake Mini Golf, which is on the same property. What a fun course. It's…read morebeautiful!!! It's new so this course is in great shape. Gorgeous plants and course design. No windmills or dinosaurs on this course. It's true putting skills. Many shaded benches to wait on and great sound system throughout playing fun music. Parties of 6 can play so there can be a little wait but who cares, you're playing mini golf. . $15/person. There's a great deck for before or after play relaxing drinks or snacks. The course faces west so it's a beautiful summer evening activity as the sun begins to set.

This is a nice little course. We played the front nine (par 3) only on a hot Saturday morning. I'm…read morenot an avid golfer so when I can get out on a course for $20 and play with some friends I consider it a win. Not much for hazards (water or sand). The tee boxes were absurdly hard, I legitimately struggled to get tees into the ground on some of them. There is a beverage cart. The new putting course should be done by the end of July from what I heard and it looks cool.

We were camping at Baker National Reserve and decided to golf 9 holes in the morning. Although it…read morewas raining we had a good time. A nice variety of par 3s and 4s with multiple shot shapes. The price was decent around $40 with cart, but the best part was the golf range included with the green fees. The club house was nice with lots of options for balls, clothing, and food/drink. Great place to play some golf!

Staff was so helpful and friendly, checking in several times while on the course to make sure pace…read moreof play was good and if we needed anything. Some holes were quite challenging with the placement of the bunkers but the sand quality was very high quality and fairly easy to get out of. I'll be back for sure! Beautiful course!