Such a great mini golf spot! It is fully outdoors and you could spend a whole afternoon walking…read morearound the property and checking out the animals, sculptures, and other random games they have on site. It's cash/check only so come prepared! Each hole is unique with fun obstacles or twists, keeping it exciting! This is easily one of the best outdoor mini golf spots I've been to.

I've been visiting big stone every fall for several years now. Always surprised on the quality and…read morenew things! Great outdoor art with plenty of perfect picnic or coffee spots. Goats, cows, donkeys, ducks, and chickens! The mini golf is rated #1 in Minnesota and I think it is truly the best (closely followed by can can). Super creative artist designed course! They only accept cash so be prepared! Golf is somewhat pricey with prices being 14 dollars a person per round. But makes for good fun. Goat feed is relatively cheap at $4. Admission to just art is I believe 4.50. Make sure to visit in the spring/early for farm babies! And feed the friendly highland cow in the back!

Nice layout in Buffalo, MN. The course is in great shape and the greens are definitely fast. So was…read morethe pace of play, we finished in under 4 hours easily. If you go, bring a lot of golf balls. There are a lot carries over marsh and blind shots. That's really my only nitpick with this course. If you play it once, you'll know where to hit it. The grill is closed Monday through Wednesday which honestly is pretty disappointing. They do have some cold sandwiches but really how much effort would it take to make a few dogs. All in all, it's worth the drive to Buffalo m

Our MN PGA golf card brought us to this new course. We started on the back nine and the first few…read moreholes were certainly challenging. I played from the forward tees which were around 4800 yards, but with marshes to hit over, that was certainly long enough. The course was in very good shape. Considering all the rain we've had and the number of marshes on the course, there were very few squishy holes. It's held up to the rain quite nicely. A couple of tee boxes were a little rough but overall, great shape. Carts had GPS which is nice for quick yardage. Staff was welcoming. Nice experience.

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.

Not in great shape but not bad course for learning to play. Definitely deteriorated over the years,…read morebut walk up times and no pressure on pace of play for beginners.

Inexpensive little park golf course. It's not great, but not terrible…read more Lots of dog legs! It is smooshed in by the airport and the planes are NON-STOP, so if you're looking for something quite this is NOT the course. (I personally found it fun to watch planes take of and land all afternoon!) I believe they were having trouble keeping it open so they opened a disc golf course ON the golf course. Its a little confusing because the tee signs for both look the same but the numbers don't line up. There was no one playing disc golf while we were there so I'm not sure how well they work together - I'm sure it's fine as long as everyone is respectful!

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.

Wonderful service and the food was great The server was excellent with our big party at the last…read moreminute. It was busy and she took time to come back to the table to be sure we were fine.

Course is rougher then normal condition this year but still a fun course to play hopefully it get…read moreto it's good shape

Fantastic 9 hole golf. What's even better is no matter your disability there is a cart made for…read moreyou. Some actually stand you up literally so you can hit the ball standing. It's about an hour of fun for the entire family. Highly recommended.

Fun greens if you want Britain style of greens ( huge and undulated). Easy course to walk. Course…read morein great condition.

For years, I have played at Inside Edge and have not found my rhythm due to spinny tee shots and…read moresuper long wedges. It was not only Inside Edge but all of the simulators. I tried to find a place that didn't have a 3800rpm backspin tee shot and yes, Taylor Made fit me with an estimated 2100 rpm spin rate. I decided to give them a try again because I had free sim hours from my tournament play. I have excellent news. I brought in my prgr doppler radar device to check distance and ball speed. The prgr device has been verified to be +-1 mph clubhead and ball speed to a Trackman and to my surprise it was spot on for most of our players. See pics. The upgraded screens and software has closed the gap between ficticious and real golf. We plan on coming back for the multiple screen simSurround. We may have found our new place!

As the most recent review is from 2019, I thought I'd weigh in…read more I've been visiting Inside Edge for several years (less so during the pandemic), trying to improve driver speed. A buddy and me visited several times last December, reserving the closed "Curved Bay" room to limit exposure, but no one is using masks anymore. They have 3 types of bays: 7 standard bays, one with a curved screen in a bigger room, and one wrap-around screen in a separate room. Frankly, I've found that the standard bays are just fine, and are a bit less expensive. The driving range simulation provides a number of stats and allows you to compare and average stats for shots for any club. Of course, the measurements don't seem to always match outdoor reality, but they seem consistent relative to each other. Compared to my portable Garmin monitor, it seems a bit more accurate. You use their balls, which are marked to allow the camera to immediately assess spin. However, there is no replay to visually show you how your clubface actually hit the ball. There are a number of courses you can play from throughout the world, but there are many famous ones that aren't available. Even so, there are enough that I've probably only played 20% of those available. They recently installed a software update that added more courses. The biggest problem I have with indoor simulators centers around depth perception on shorter shots; "feel" doesn't cut it, so you have to learn how far to hit or putt based on distance to the pin. Also, it doesn't appear that this simulator actually reflect a difference hitting from trap or deep rough. Sam manages the facility most weekday mornings, which is when I tend to play as there is an appreciable discount for seniors playing before noon. Sam does a good job in getting everything set up (and then fixing something after I've screwed up by fiddling with the interface). They offer a selection of sports drinks, water and beer, as well as some microwaveable snacks I believe.