Great location, great prices, but wow, this course needs a lot of love. 9 holes for $30 including a…read morecart is a great price but I felt a bit like I was playing golf in a mine field. I'm not sure what the huge mounds of dirt in the fairways were from, but I'm guessing an irrigation system? Either way, the hazards on this course were plentiful and unintentional. The greens are laughable as well. This course is really pretty and with some maintenance it could be a great place to golf but YOWSA it needs some care.

This place stinks. The greens are almost as bad as the service in the clubhouse. Wouldn't bring my…read morechild within 50 miles of this hell hole.

This Golf Course is a hidden gem it's a shorter course greens run slow but the back 9 is tough with…read morea lot of water hazards which was challenging.

My husband and I been members of Great Life Golf & Fitness for a very long time - over 7 years. We…read morerecently contacted the gym to cancel our membership, since we moved to MO and will not have access to their facilities. I have never been more disappointed in a company, than I was in the response we received from Great Life. I want to share their response, because I have recommended Great Life to so many friends and I want anyone who signed up from our referral to have this information. I also want anyone who is considering a Great Life membership to have this information. This is "need to know" information, as the laws in KS do not protect consumers (at all) regarding gym contracts. When you sign a contract with Great Life, the fine print states that you have to cancel by Feb. 28 of each year or your contract renews without any acknowledgment from you. So if you forget to cancel by 2/28 - you are legally obligated to the membership for the next year starting April 1st. It doesn't matter if you are hurt or injured and can't use your membership. It doesn't matter if you move out of state. Also please note: The contract says you have to give written notice which has to be give to the offices in Ozawkie. I would strongly recommend that you send a certified letter, because if they don't acknowledge your request to cancel - it is your word against theirs. We were not aware that we would be moving on 2/28, when the deadline for termination rolled around. In my wildest dreams, I never realized that Great Life would give us any issue with cancelling after we had paid them for 7 years without missing a payment or being a late on a payment. We were valued patrons, so they told us. Apparently they love their membership fees way more than they ever cared about their members. Every other gym we have belonged to has let people out of the contract if they moved to a location where it wouldn't be feasible to access the facilities. It would be completely different if we had the membership for a couple months and just wanted to cancel. We don't live within 100 miles of any Great Life facilities. Another interesting piece of information on Great Life - to raise prices on gym members, Great Life only has to send a postcard via USPS stating the price increase. If you don't receive that postcard and decide to cancel when your rate actually goes up on 4/1 - you are screwed and can't cancel. So if you are signing up for a gym membership, I would strongly encourage you to know that there is literally no laws that look out for gym members and companies like Great Life will absolutely capitalize on this. Great Life will allow us to buy out the remainder of our contract by paying 70% of the remaining payments or we can find someone to take over our membership. Why in the heck would I try to pawn this situation off on my friends? I wouldn't. I would rather pony up and pay the 70% of the contract than screw my friends over. Maybe if Great Life understood that, they would retain more customers the good old fashioned way!

Stopped by for some mini-golf with my niece and a friend. It's a perfectly fine, if very basic,…read morecourse and at $8/person, it's a good deal and good time.

The food was great, but I didn't pay $35 to listen to kids scream for an hour and drunk parents…read moreantagonizing them.

For an inexpensive public golf course, I was impressed. I did not have any issues with the staff…read moreor other players that a few reviewers noted. The food and drink was reasonable for a golf course. The carts were in good condition. The greens were not at a PGA level but you shouldn't expect it at this price range. We had a back up but that is expected for a Sunday morning. Come and enjoy!

Came to play a round with the boys and the staff turned it into a disaster. Not professional, not…read moreempathetic, unwilling to serve paying customers with quality service. Marshall wouldn't allow us to do a 6 person scramble, cart path only. Didn't care about our situation and we're assuming they turned the sprinklers on us. Conditions were terrible, soaking wet and flooded. You guys need to get better staff. I expect this treatment in California. Not Kansas.

I've been playing in the women's league for a couple years now! Amazing people, even better staff!…read moreNice quick par 3 course, with the option to head to their wine bar right after!

You can Golf, mini golf, hitting cages and all that is great but what is a hidden gym is Prestyn's…read moreWine Bar. Obviously wine and beer available but also some good food. We had the Italian Pizza and the Goat Cheese with Honey Drizzle and was awesome. Live music on occasion. Highly recommended!

We had a great time playing with family. We did reserve a bay in advance so we walked right in!…read more The food selection is standard bar fare and lots of drinks to choose from. (We played early and the breakfast burrito was a pleasant surprise.) The server was friendly and the space was clean. They do a good job of keeping things moving so you can wrap up quickly when your time expires.

One star. For existing…read more Topgolf isn't an entertainment venue -- it's a light-polluting, sleep-stealing monument to bad urban planning. Every night, their stadium-grade floodlights bleach Indian Creek like an interrogation room, leaving disoriented birds to die behind it. If environmental responsibility were a sport, this place would finish dead last. Closing time? You don't check a clock -- you wait for the seismic bass drops that rattle kids' bedroom windows, followed by motorcycles screaming through the neighborhood like it's a qualifying lap at Daytona. At 1 a.m. Because of course. And then come the graduates of the "unlimited drinks, zero judgment" program, proudly exporting noise, trash, and bravado into streets where people are trying to live normal lives. Inside the nets: neon fun and selfies. Outside: insomnia, dead wildlife, and the steady reminder that no one in charge cared who already lived here. If you're looking for golf with a side of community impact and ecological indifference, congratulations -- you've found it. Avoid if you value sleep, silence, or the idea of being a decent neighbor. Ok, got that off my chest. It's a novelty that is fun on the Olympic schedule - probably better to round up and go there once every 5 years. Have fun, have a blast, but please just be a decent human when you leave that place. No one wants to hear your bass at 1am and that crotch rocket you ride is really not that interesting to us (the neighbors).

Still a favorite for a round of golf. This 18 hole course has a little for all levels. Well…read moremaintained course with pro shop and restaurant.

This course does not get the credit it deserves. A truly stunning front nine with a par 3 over the…read morewater! Has a country club feel with a municipal course price, what more could you ask for?

Eat here!!! Randomly stopped by for a quick lunch and a few hours later I left full and very very…read morehappy with the whole experience! I ordered the Shotgun start sandwich and my mind has been blown! The sandwich is soo good. The meat is perfectly smoked, there is a healthy portion mixed with scrambled eggs, perfectly cooked,

We were passing by The Tee Box and got curious since it had just opened. As we were peeking in, an…read moreemployee Michael noticed us, opened the door, and warmly greeted us. He invited us inside and gave us a tour of the space. It's a really cool place--great for eating, drinking, and playing golf simulator games. The food was good, the atmosphere was fun, and the service was excellent. Michael was especially personable and friendly, which made the experience even better. We're glad we stopped in and will definitely be back.