White Bear Lake Minnesota Golf Courses

White Bear Lake Minnesota Golf Courses

Gem Lake Hills Golf Course	Manitou Ridge Golf Club
Oneka Ridge Golf Course

Featured Golf Course Review:

Manitou Ridge Golf Club -- *nice course for a quick round*
Review by: Mark	It's a fun 9.
From White Bear Lake

Golf Courses: Additional Golf Course Reviews:

Gem Lake Hills Golf Course -- *good cource for beginers*
Review by: Anonymous	This is a good course to practice your short game, or to teach your kid how to play. They make a good bloody mary in the club house too.
From WBL, MN

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Course Reviews

Riverview Golf Course
"Best 9 holes around"
Riverview is the perfect practice course when you don't have time for 18. It's long enough to be interesting and offers enough challenges to allow practice on all aspects of your game. The course has good greens, challenging sand traps and water hazards you can't see--until its too late. Its also fun to play.
---Bob Deits, Mesa, AZ
Hyde Park Golf Club
"Wide Open Drive"
Fairly well kept course, the fairways are wide open for the most psrt, so if you lose your new Titlest, its your fault...There are a few water hazards in challengable spots. Bunkers are all easily avoidable. This is actually a challenging course, but one that wont drive you nuts with every stroke. Its also a pretty good course for those who arent, Arnold Palmer. You have to know your game, but it allows for mistakes, without costing you 3 strokes. The trees are beautiful, and the wildlife around the course adds to the experience. Its nice to find a place like this tucked among the city, and tall radio towers, which are right in the middle of the course, between holes nine and ten, which is the primary problem spot for this course. Its priced right, and a good challenge for the money.
---Tim Kelly, Jacksonville, Florida USA
High Ridge Country Club
"Breathtaking"
This very exclusive club is one of the best i've ever played on. Not excessively long, but very challenging. The course was in impeccable shape, and 16 of the 18 holes could be signature holes. If you ever get a chance to play this beatiful track, jump at it.
---j lane, bristol, CT
Pablo Creek Club
"Lucky Man"
This is a majestic golf course. The layout appears nestled in the pines and marshes with little man-made interference. It is a tough test from the tips, yet fair. There are no gimmicky holes as the course is right before you. You just have to execute the shot.
---gggolf, Athens, GA