A perfect example of an executive course with a couple of par 4's. In decent shape for the weekend traffic it handles. Worth the money if you live in Minnesota and can't golf in the winter at home.

Customer Service

good

Played on the par 3 course. The 9 holes were pretty well kept. Considering most places treat par 3 courses like an ugly step child. You don't have to tee off a map, which is something rare for a par 3. There's tree, but not a lot of shade. The most challenging is the 8th hole where you have to hot over a lake. I went on a Saturday around noon, and the range was pretty packed, but the par 3 course was pretty empty since most people play on their executive course.
One piece of advice: bring your own hand cart.

Customer Service

Food's overpriced.

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Nice views.

Crowded.

A nice executive course (par 61) that seems to play longer. Elevation changes and some long par 4's (over 400 yards). Run by American Golf, so expect long waits, fivesomes on the weekends, 30-40 minute delays if you make a "tee time", etc, etc. A decent course if you have no other alternatives. Weekday play is recommended as the place can get crowded during the weekends and holiday periods.

Customer Service

Typical American Golf style course management. That should tell you EVERYTHING you need to know.