Passing thru town and stopped to play 9 holes. Course was in great condition given the date, May…read more9th, spring has not been here long. Rented clubs and off I went. Corse has several interesting holes and from the back tees was all you wanted. Prices also very reasonable. Give it a try and see what you think.

Best boarding and skiing in northern Minnesota hands-down. Jeff is the man he took care of my board…read morewaxed it polished it, and I've went the fastest I've ever gone in my life. Couldn't leave a better review. You should go to giant Ridge seriously.

We stayed in the resort over several days. Our room was nice. It was decorated with a cabin theme,…read morelots of log furniture, pine and birch tree wall art, and a few moose decor items. Everything was clean. The room came with a fully stocked kitchenette which is nice if you want to do some cooking but we ate out. No stove but there is a hot plate, dishwasher and refrigerator. It's nice to have a couch and TV separate from the bedroom. We golfed at The Legend and The Quarry. They were beautiful courses Fairways and greens were well maintained. Legend was a little less than 5100 from the forward tees which was very fair. Quarry was closer to 5200, so longer and much more narrow. Don't forget to look for the giant bear claw on The Legend. Lots of driving between some holes but enjoy the scenery while you are cruising. Great courses. I struggled to rate this. I loved the golf but the accommodations had some pros and cons. Lodging pros - separate bedroom and living area - kitchenette - close to everything we wanted to do - Two TVs Lodging cons - the shower water never got really hot to that end the jacuzzi in the room was never used because we couldn't get it hot enough to want to sit in it - separate rooms are nice but controlling the temp was hard as air conditioning was in bedroom but thermostat was in living room. There are fans to help but in the end the bedroom was usually very cold - the TV in the bedroom was hit or miss on displaying channels. - WiFi was hit or miss. - rooms are owned by individuals so it's like renting a vrbo. To that end, no housekeeping. Not sure if you could request it. We didn't stay long enough for it to be a major issue.

Second time I played this course and I am getting a guilt trip because I should REALLY LOVE this…read morecourse the first time. Second round opened my eyes to how beautiful this course is. I would say this is is an absolute gem for the price. I kept thinking Deacons Lodge in terms of play.

Beautiful course anytime of year! The guys in the pro shop are friendly., there is a nice selection…read moreof merchandise. My husband broke his shoe lace and they happened to have an extra in the cupboard for him! Weekends can get backed up, which is very frustrating. It's nice when they have a Ranger moving people along, keeping the game moving. If you can, go there in the fall to see just how beautiful this course is with the many trees and all of the elevation changes!

Very nice northern MN golf course. The course was in good condition. We had quite a bit of rain the…read moreday before we golfed, so it was cart-path-only for the carts. There were two holes where there was a small lake where there wasn't supposed to be a lake due to rain runoff and poor drainage but other than that, greens were smooth and rolled true, fairways and tee boxes were in great shape. Flowers throughout the course were lovely. We played the forward tees which was just under 5200 yards which is a good distance. It was a challenging course. The back nine especially, had a lot of swamps or fescue to hit around. I wasn't in the sand a lot but lost a few balls to woods and swamps. Carts had GPS which I like for yardage because I don't have a scope. Despite the cart-path-only directive, we played the front nine in about two hours and the back slightly longer than that. The course was packed. Mondays are reduced price days so lots of people taking advantage of that. They have a beautiful bar/restaurant facility. At the turn, they have a nice stand with hot and cold food and beverages. We found all staff to be friendly. Great experience.

If you have a ryder cup, group outing, or want an awesome golf trip this place rocks. We worked…read morewith Angie and Chad as your team and we had a fantastic and seamless group outing. The value at MN National might be unmatched. I highly suggest doing a stay and play. Its extremely reasonable on price, and the entire facility treats you like family. We had an outstanding experience, i cannot recommend it enough. The golf course is also very enjoyable. 5 out of 5 stras

Well maintained, super friendly owners, and fun MN themed course. Ice cream, sodas and t-shirts in…read morethe shop. Clean bathroom. We will be back!

This was about forced family fun time. We were on a weekend get away with our teenager. The course…read morewas clean and staff were nice. We laughed, we had fun, and we'd return again!

We hosted a golf scramble for our wedding at this course and had a great time working with their…read morestaff to make it a memorable day. Thank you, Golf on the Edge staff!

I was charged $72 plus tax for 18 with a cart because I was the only one (of 3) using the 2nd cart…read more("I used the same amount of gas"). Their website had nothing about this, only the typical 1/2 cart rate - should have been $35 plus $15 = $50 plus tax. Mgr said "she is in contact with all the other courses in the area and that's what they do". I called Eagle Ridge and they do not. Pokegema does not. BB Hills does. She lied. None of this is posted on the web site Rates section (she said they are ongoing web site changes). No offer of a refund. Lousy customer service. Buyer beware. Edge is fun but it is not at all worth $78 per 18 with cart. Last time I go there.

Great little Par 3 if you are looking to get in a quick game. I only brought 3 clubs as the…read morelongest hole is 104 yards. The greens are in great shape and the tee boxes are what you would expect from a par 3. 1 round was $7 and since we went on a Monday afternoon and people were more busy playing either 9 or 18 on their bigger course, we had this whole thing to ourselves, the entire time. That meant taking 3 or 4 drives per hole or practicing chipping on the green with multiple balls. Since their was a nice breeze, it kept the bugs down but I could see them being a problem. Will go back? Definitely. This place and Pitch-n-Putt in Pequot Lakes are both great places to go.

This is a different course than the previous review from Steve T. The course is an 18 hole course…read morethat is trying to get the middle class dollar that doesn't want to spend the big bucks at the other nearby courses. It is a nice course and fun to play. It has some challenging holes, but hacks and accomplished players alike would enjoy the course. The prices are just ok. You aren't going to get much of a bargain, but you will most likely get close to your money's worth.

This place is awesome! 18 holes to try your luck and have fun doing it. I got to play this for the…read morefirst time at this newer location with my wife and let me tell you, it's not a disappointment. The staff here are friendly and kind. The price isn't high at all and if you play a second set of 18 holes it's only $5 each. They provide balls and putters in the cost. You should bring the whole family, I guarantee they will have a great time just like my wife and I did. We can't wait ti come back! Recently we have had a lot of rain so hopefully the weather will work in your favor. #schroyerfamilydaily #minigolf #golf #couplesnightout #datenight

As a response to the owner from my last review, if you actually read it I ordered the pizza as soon…read moreas I got there and it took an hour before they brought it out. They never would've if I didn't remind them. They said "I'll check how long it has" and then said 8 minutes, after it had already been 50 from the time I ordered. And I said I was yelled at for that game when I was a child, not an adult, which you would know if you read it. Very rude and unprofessional response and this is exactly why no one goes there anymore.

Came from out of town looking for something to do. The staff is made of college or high school…read morekids. The mini gold course is pretty run down and needs some money put back into it. There were pine needles and rocks everywhere. The bar, bowling alley and arcade were clean and updated. We were served a drink right away, and played some arcade games. The attendant for the bowling alley was sitting and having a drink with his friend at the bar instead of attending to the counter. The games were really cool and updated. Everything is electronic. All in all, they probably can get away with mediocre customer service because they are the only bowling alley in town.