Excellent folks to work with. Andy met me on a Saturday, helped me load and I was on my way…read more Friendly and explained the different grades they had. I would highly recommend.

We had Micah and Spencer as guides. They did a great job with estimating how far we would walk and…read moremushroom dad jokes. Even though they are not dads or brothers they might be long lost Scandinavian cousins or related to erling haaland. On a more serious note, very fun and a great afternoon activity.

We booked this tour to celebrate two birthdays and were excited to experience it as a family of…read morefour--three adults and one 12‑year‑old. Two of us have zip‑lined in multiple states, so we had a good sense of what to expect. This experience was very different. The self‑braking system was a surprise. As someone who has zip‑lined many times, I've never encountered a setup where guests are responsible for that level of braking. It requires significant strength and precision, and it's tough for younger participants. The platform situation also felt unsafe. Having 12 people standing together on small, swaying tree stands with no railings and very limited space isn't something we've seen at any other course. Usually there are stable waiting areas where you're not packed tightly with nowhere to hold on. The biggest issue was how the braking expectations were handled with our 12‑year‑old. We were told she was having trouble braking after several lines, but nothing in the trial run or early lines indicated she was far off from what was required. Instead of coaching her more, she and her mom were suddenly removed from the tour after line four. Since we're family, we all left--four fully paid participants. We weren't offered a refund. One guide mentioned the ropes course as an alternative, and while we appreciated being allowed to switch, it wasn't something everyone wanted to do--especially one of the birthday girls, who doesn't do ropes courses. So the celebration was essentially derailed. If the braking system truly requires adult‑level strength, the minimum age should reflect that. Saying "10 and up" is misleading when the physical demands are clearly higher. We understand and respect safety policies, but the lack of communication and the absence of any refund or meaningful alternative made the experience disappointing. We weren't removed for behavior--we followed every instruction. Unfortunately, this ended up ruining what was supposed to be a special birthday outing.

Oh my word, this golf course is absolutely beautiful. I go to school in Hutchinson, and just I've…read morerecently picked up golf. Since starting my golf journey, I've had the privilege to play 6 golf courses, and this one is the nicest by FAR. The tee boxes make you feel like your teeing off a mini green, the sand is exactly what you want, the greens are extremely well maintained, the fairways make you feel like your hitting off a longer green, the scenery is beautiful, and the different distances make for a fun challenge. The clubhouse is also fantastic, and the staff are super helpful. Driving is beautiful with a view of the lake, iron range and putting green are also super nice. 10/10 would definitely recommend

Was blown away with how nice this course was. Every detail from teebox to bunkers to greens were…read morefancy country club condition. Glad it's open to the public. Seriously this place is like Lil' Augusta. Food in restaurant after the round was excellent too!

I have been here in the Summer and also in the winter. It is a nice park that isn't too small just…read moreoff of Hwy 169. We have gone here for some cross country skiing last winter with a bunch of assorted family members! It was a blast. We were also here to take senior pictures for our son a few years back. This park isn't too large that you would get lost. The trails are not paved but most of them are mowed and clear. This used to be an old family farm and many of the buildings and the old house still exist. They have several small lakes to enjoy walking around in the summer. They have ski trails and snowshoe trails in the winter. We always enjoy this park when we come here. We have family that live in nearby Henderson which is just down the road past the Ney Nature Center, heading west on Hwy 19. There are places to eat and shop in town. If you are running low on fuel, they also have a few gas stations. We are planning to return this winter to ski some more! Maybe i will see you there! Enjoy the photos!

My wife and I took our two granddaughters here today, and I was astonished at what a lovely place…read moreit was - and staffed with such helpful people. It's a hodden Twin Cities gem!

Beautiful course with a good mix of challenging and accessible holes. Much of the course runs…read morealong Sand Creek and the scenery is spectacular. I would give it 5 stars but some of the greens are in pretty tough shape. I could see that they were working on it, so will definitely check back. The clubhouse is large and they have a full grill and bar. Super friendly staff will help you with whatever you need.

Super hot today. Asked the starter, "you got water on the course today?" Yes he says, also, "the…read morebev cart should be out today". Water was on ONE hole, for sale, a dollar a bottle. Cmon man, do better. Oh yeh....saw the bev cart ONCE today. When it's nearly a 100 real feel out today, have FREE water and don't nickel and dime people.

There are probably many things to see at this lessor known park. I managed to get in while it was…read morebarely open due to high water. Three months later the entrance from Hwy 169 is closed due to construction and the northern entrances are closed to yep, high water. From what I saw there is a small Trail Center some ample outdoor maps and porta potty. The trails were partially open and the skeeters were out already. I'm still trying to get another visit to this site but can't find another way in.

Oakdale is a hidden gem out west. Surrounded by cornfields on one side and Lake Allie the other…read moreit's the epitome of rural Minnesota. This 18 hole course is very well maintained and also features a driving range and putting green. This is a championship caliber course at a reasonable price. Make sure to check their website to book online for great deals on tee times. Defiantly worth the drive.

Awesome place for my first pickle ball tournament. It's really nice to have nets that divide each…read morecourt, so you're not chasing the ball everywhere. The staff were friendly and the event went very smooth. I will definitely be back!!

Nice place to play pickleball You can get lessons too which…read moreis amazing Wish they had more beginner ladder games rather than just once a week