Nice pro shop and restaurant. Carts had GPS and were well maintained. I played the forward tees…read morewhich were around 4800 yards which is a little shorter than usual but the next tees were 5300 which was too long. I'm glad I chose the forward tees because the course is narrow and I always seemed to end up in the sand. I thought it was a difficult round, with the back nine being tougher than the front. Greens and tee boxes were in ok shape. The practice putting green was rather beat up. I loved all the prairie flowers throughout the course. Very pretty. The tee boxes had little to no shade and the round was a bit slow so we were in the sun a lot waiting to tee off. I thought it was a nice course. I'd like to give it another try now that I know where I'm going. I lost quite a few balls.

I've been playing Chaska Town Course since it opened in the late 1990s (I play there about 4 times…read moreper year, on average). And I'm still not tired of this course -- at all. It's the best public course in the West Metro by a good margin. I think it competes well with Legends Golf Club in Prior Lake and Rush Creek in Maple Grove -- but both those two courses are ~ 50% more expensive than Chaska Town Course. Town Course has an excellent practice facility. The course itself is challenging and interesting. You have two fun driveable par 4's, a decent amount of water hazards, and a lot of natural beauty. Now that I think about it, nearly every hole is interesting. You have some great par 5's that really tempt you to get home in two shots, but they are well-protected by trees and water. The course is always kept in immaculate condition. They also do a good job enforcing pace of play -- I don't recall a round ever dragging on longer than 4.5 hours. The food in the clubhouse is good, too. Great patio overlooking the stunning 18th hole. They have a Weekday Special Rate for teeing off before 11 am on Mon - Thursday.

Our server came over and greeted us promptly upon our sitting down. He quickly took our drinks and…read moresaid he would return with waters. We got our drinks on his return, buy no water. He then took our food orders and apologized for not bringing waters. He then came back with waters and shortly thereafter with our food. However, there were hiccups, 2 of us were supposed to get waffle fries only 1 did while the other got regular fries and a 3rd in our group was supposed to get chicken on her salad and got none. When we talked to our server about it he was extremely apologetic and said he should have written everything down, but he made it right. This place is definitely worth a stop if in the area.

We had a marginal experience during the Sunday brunch at "B's" this past weekend. The omelet…read morestation is usually a "folded egg omelet" that fills an 8" dinner plate. This creation was - basically scrambled eggs on a 4" appetizer plate. The apple pastries were from a can - and tasted like it. And I know this is picky - but there was no bacon in the buffet line in any of the chafing dishes. I don't think we are going back.

Golf course was well kept. Greens were great for a pubic course. Bartender "Keith" is one rude guy…read more Talks down to customers and acts like a child. Nice customer service in a service industry! NOT. What a joke of a place at the turn when your hungry and thirsty.

Love this course. Adding a 5-star review in contrary to the the mask-nazis who gave a 1-star review…read morein the C19 era.

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!

If I could give less than a one star, I would. Horrible customer service. My husband accidentally…read moremade a tee time 20 minutes too early based on the golf card. They wouldn't work with him at all and they were more than rude. He explained it was my Mother's Day gift... they didn't care. Too many great people working at far better courses for us to ever try there again.

The course was in great shape. This is the first I've golfed here in some time. I play the forward…read moretees and I thought they were fair. Par 3s we're a little longer than I'm used to. Pin placement was a little tough with many holes being on an incline of some sort. Course staff was very friendly. I had a great time. Our Firestone finished our round in under 4 hours. Great day.

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.

One of the best value courses in the twin cities. Wide open fairways and layout. If you are…read morestruggling with your game play here to get your confidence back and remember that golf is supposed to be fun.

My wife and I played shamrock today and just wanted to say thanks again to Matt (pro, ranger) for…read morefinding my wife's earring! He actually went back to the tee box where she thought she lost it and found it! It's not the first time he's gone to find something for us that we lost (wedges) Like Matt, ALL the staff there is super fri endly and welcoming from check in , rangers and the beverage cart. Can't wait to go back again!

Food: Their food and drinks affordably tasty. They have…read morevegan options like the cauliflower chicken, their regular wings are seasoned to perfection and just the right amount of crisp. Drinks range from wine to bear to alcohol from Black brands. Service: Customer service was always been top notch from the bartenders and owner was so helpful in providing overview of the game, local culture/clubs, MN having the most golf courses which shocked the hell out of us. He have us basic lessons, advice on clubs for women and beginners, stance, what par meant, and hand positioning. Overall personable guy and went out his way to ensure we were good and had some background about golf and MN golf culture. Very genuine. Let the record reflect that I'm not saying that because he's from Chicago (the best city to Eva do it ) ijs Price: Very reasonably priced with options to golf for 30 mins increments. We paid 80 for 1.5 hours which was just enough time. I'm not sure about the food so I've included a menu. I didnt order anything personally this time around. Ambiance: It was an overall great experience for my 2nd time around. Last Summer that had a mixed with a DJ and it was a great turn out. Intergenerational crowd with lots of photo worthy spaces and seating areas. Very comfortable high top tables and lounge area with open space to mingle. They have great artwork, open spaces yet felt inviting for times when networking is appropriate. It would be great for corporate events or mixers. Great lightening, private party spaces and the bar area is nice. I'm glad I remained open to trying it out again after delcaring "golf wasn't my ministry" I just needed a lil more education and hands on basics. I look forward to what's in store for Par365 10/10 would recommend!

Omg. What a VIBE!!!! Went to an event they were hosting…read morewith MNBlackbox and it was such a vibe. I had never been before but I really liked it. They have virtual golf and retro video games in.the bays. They also have food and drinks (alcohol and mocktails), what more can you ask for?​ The owner is so gracious you can't help but support and the bartender made it less awkward that I was there alone Wings, cauliflower bites and a strawberry margarita made for a good night. I will definitely be back.