New Prague Minnesota Golf Courses

New Prague Minnesota Golf Courses

Featured Golf Course Review:

Creek's Bend Golf Course -- *Great Deal*
Review by: EJA	A great deal! It has all the great holes you'd expect from an expensive club but yet it still has that small town, small price feel. The coolest part is that the clubhouse is an old barn. The best hole is number 7. You have to shoot 170 yards over a beautiful stream between two big oak trees. If you get it on the green, you are good to go because the green is very flat.
From MN

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Tartan Park Golf Course - Blue/White Course -- *Tartan Park Blue /White Course*
Review by: Bigtime	Great Course for both casual and serious golfers. Green and Lush! Well worth the drive and the fee! You have to play with someone from 3M to get on the course, it's private!
From Saint Paul

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Highlands Country Club
"Great Mountain Course"
Although you must golf with a member, Highlands offers a wide variety of challenges. Varying lies, fast greens, and narrow fairways makes Highlands a highly likeable course. A recent resodding of the fairways to Kentucky bluegrass has made this already aesthetic course even more beautiful.
---Curt, Highlands, NC
Clayton Park Golf Course
"Local Hidden Gem"
This is a fine local course for working on your irons. Even as a (60 year old) senior, I seldom use more than a 5 wood here. No sand, and water barely comes into play on one hole. Drastic elevation changes on the par 3 second and third holes. Course is wide open and wind can sometimes be a factor. Great for sharpening your skills before taking on regulation courses or for a pleasant 2 to 3 hours outdoors.
---A Non, Crum Lynne, PA USA
Eagle Creek Golf Club
"Nothing Wrong With Eagle Creek"
I have golfed Eagle Creek many times over the past four years. The front nine holes are much different from the back nine. The front nine are wide fairways with very few obstructions and on a windy day, these holes can be as tough as any other holes in golf. Meanwhile, the back nine are just the opposite. The fairways are much more narrow and every hole except hole #13 is engulfed in trees. You must be very careful on the back nine because if you go in the trees you won't be making par on that hole. The wind is not so much a factor on the back nine but that's a plus since there is already so much to worry about. Still, it is a great course. If I had to make one complaint about this course, it is the fact that to just golf one round or even become a member the fees are a little ridiculous. It seems that most of the people who do or would like to golf there are locals and they can't afford to pay those type of fees. But again, that is my only complaint about this course. If I was asked to recommend one course to try, my answer would have to be Eagle Creek Golf Club in Willmar, Minnesota.
---Chris Leibel, Willmar, MN USA
Corry Country Club
"A GOLFING EPIPHANY"
How many of us can go back to a course that held many wonderful memories for us 40 years later and have those memories validated and surpassed by the track's present day shape? As a seeker of hidden golfing gems, Corry Country Club is a diamond, and I highly recommend it. The morning I played there, a tournament was set for the afternoon, and I was the only player on the course. May I say that every hole was a delight, deja vu 40 years later, only much much better! I've played throughout the US, Caribbean, China and Indonesia. at Corry, the tees are a treat, the fairways wonderful--I carried my bag and walked the 9 holes--the hills higher, the gullies deeper, the trees and woods taller and thickerthan remembered, and the greens, what a treat--challenging and quick and smooth! And, it is so-o-o-o beautifully quiet! These days there's a driving range. We used to hit them across the 9th fairway! The range is simple and is ringed with pines, the tees are below a rise which makes your ball seem to off into infinity. The clubhouse has been updated, there's a trophy room, my Mom, Edwina Brown, is the first lady listed on the Ladies Club Championship plaque. A restaurant with a good view of the course, and a good pro shop.
---Bonnie Brown, Miami Beach, FL