Best nine hole in the city. Great for kids and beginners. Skilled golfers just play from the tips…read more It's challenging back there. Go play - have an errant shot. Go find it. Have fun. The Highland Nine is a well kept secret.

this golf course was AMAZING. it is a nice par 35 with a par 5 and mainly par 4s so it gave you a…read morechance to use almost all of the clubs in your bag.

I'm a senior citizen and a veteran and $76 dollars is ridiculous for this poorly maintained golf…read morecourse. I will never recommend this course to anyone. I have played on many golf courses in Minnesota, and this is the worst! It certainly isn't a championship golf course, as you advertise...that's a joke!

I walked 18 holes on a Friday morning early. I didn't have a tee time since I was a single, but…read morewas able to tee off right away. There were a few people in front of me, but the pace of play was fantastic with minimal waiting. No one can complain about 18 holes in under 3 hours! The course is looking better and better every year. All of the bunkers have new sand in them which I made sure to try out four different times to have a thorough review ;). The greens rolled true and had decent speed. There are a few unique holes on this course that require some strategy and shot making to do well. It definitely isn't wide open and there is a lot of potential to lose balls. There are also a few holes that are lined with houses on one side or the other. The typically don't come into play unless you hit a very poor shot. If you are a decent golfer, this is a really fun course. If you have trouble getting the ball in the air regularly, this would be very very frustrating. The only negative is that the bugs were bad. I would suggest taking some bug spray with you. There were two holes on the front nine that are quite damp, and I thought I was going to be carried away by the mosquitoes. The rest of the course were still buggy but tolerable. It may have been due to it still being relatively early and I was walking making me an easy meal.

Only been here for a plant sale which was hosted on their patio…read more The proceeds from the sale go towards the golf course! The actual golf course looks nice, inside they have concessions where you can get small food items and beer and cocktails Staff were friendly and plenty of parking available

Very nice small par 3 9 hole public golf course in New Hope! Tee to green from 105-180 yards with…read moreinteresting twists along the way. There are some interesting tee shots and rolls greens during your two hour walk. The course welcomes youth and every level of golfer. There are leagues and frequent tournaments, so enjoy the youth and senior discounts and be prepared to take your time and enjoy the game. Tee times are available on line, get yours today and enjoy your walk with a purpose!

This course is definitely worth the drive to Stillwater. They've put a lot of time and money into…read moremaking this a great layout. The fairways are in great shape and so are the greens. There are a number of different tee boxes so you can pick your distance on every hole. The clubhouse isn't much but if you're there to play golf, who cares? What they do have is a grill outside in the back. They have grilled burgers, brats and hot dogs. So good!

March 30 at 9:17AM · Shared with Public…read moreThis past Friday the projected weather was for 74, perfect for golfing for the 1st time locally. We set up a tee time for 12:50 @ LOGGER'S TRAIL in Stillwater. The web site indicated $65.00 for golf and $19.00 X 2 for a cart. When we checked in at the course they charged us $84.00 plus tax +$19.00 X 2 for a cart. At best I would call this false advertising. Maybe they took advantage of the nice weather that day & just gouged that days players. No Sr. pricing was offered as well. I couldn't just let this go, I felt the golfing public should be aware. LOGGER'S TRAIL will never see our group again! Maybe they don't care. BE AWARE!! P.s.....$38.00 for a cart is also a rip!! Friday - Sunday & Holidays ** $65 $35(After 1pm) This last line is from their posted green fees!

We were there Saturday. The golf was good, a little on the high-cost side. We had dinner afterward…read moreand I really enjoyed the Chicken Summer Salad. Others at the table had Korean BBQ and burgers which I heard were good. The cookie sundae was a big hit, we had to order two! Good prices for drinks and food. Our waitress was great!

We have been going to Majestic Oaks' Easter brunch for 3 years now and specifically choose it due…read moreto the variety of different foods offered along with the price. It is the reason why we normally come back for Mother's Day brunch as well. This year however, we will not be coming back for Mother's Day because of the many changes made for Easter. While I understand costs have increased, the cost per head was still higher than many other places around and the selection and quality went significantly lower than years past. Here are the noticeable changes that disappointed my family, No fresh veggie trays (not everyone likes roasted veggies) Lack of cold seafood (shrimp, salmon) Lack of deserts (only cupcakes this year) Lack of salad choices- again only one Kid friendly dishes, this year even scrambled eggs had cooked fish in them Waffles had fruit - none that were just plain. Then for seating at 10, all food should be out and ready, yet many items were not out until 10:15-10:30. While the food was still delicious, the lack of choices from years past really hit us as "not special" any more. Nothing unique over other brunches.

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'm sad to report this place is not beginner friendly and frankly very rude. I've played golf very…read moreconsistently for the last 5 years so am well aware of the etiquette of the game. We went out with some family members some of whom's first time playing golf. Obviously this would mean we would be slow but to combat this we played a scramble format and most the shots were a few whiffs then we'd pick up and move on. The part that frustrated me is there were other groups in front of us and since most the holes are par 3's we consistently had to wait for the greens to clear or else I would be hitting right into them. The ranger came by and not only told us we were playing too slow but also told us newer players should just pick up their balls and move on. I told him we had to wait to tee off every hole so how can we be the problem of pace of play to which he replied he was telling everyone. Why then take a shot at the new players saying they should just pickup? This is an executive course at an apples orchard, where should new people try to play, at Tory Burne or Prestwick? I would completely understand if we were the reason the place of play was slow, but after having to wait on the tee box every hole and then being told by the ranger our newer players should pick it up was really frustrating. If you're a new player do not come here. And if you're an experienced player there are such better full length courses in the immediate area anyway so I'd go somewhere else.

It started off with my friends and I getting carts, they then got revoked by Adam and max for no…read morereason (they were the ones that gave the carts to us in the first place). They then didnt offer refunds. But at the end of the day Jack N gave everyone refunds and was a great man. W mans.

For casual golfers such as myself, this is a very challenging 9-hole regulation course. Extremely…read morewell maintained. Be prepared to study the greens - small mistakes can take you many yards away from the pin. My one criticism is that there are several pairs of parallel holes, which leads to golfers crossing into each others play. Very affordable - generally $15 on summer weekends.