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Braemer Golf Course - Castle/Hays Course

6364 John Harris Dr
Edina, MN 55439
Phone: (612)826-2799Fax: (612)941-7366

This club has three nine hole courses that are played in three eighteen hole combinations, as well as a nine hole executive course. These courses have small hills and a variety of sand bunkers that can affect your shots. The greens are large and the tree-lined fairways are wide. The newest nine hole course has small greens and narrow fairways. Water hazards come into play on all four courses. Adjacent to these courses is a domed driving range that is used during the winter months. The range is contained entirely inside of the dome with the distance from the hitting area to the end of the range measuring ninety yards. The range is open in the evenings, and lessons are available.

Holes: 18

Greens: Bent Grass

Fairways: Bluegrass

Tee Information:
Tee	Par	Yardage	Course Rating	Slope
Blue	71	6697	71.9	125
White	71	6341	70.4	122
Red	71	5702	67.5	116
Gold	0	0	0	0

Greens Fees:	$20-$49
Course Type:	public
Dress Code:	Shirt and shoes required
Season:	Apr 15 to Nov 1
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Relatively easy course with superb grass, Sep 05, 2006

reviewer: Mohan from Ashburn, VA

The course does not have killing hazards. Even the woods are not thick and have lush grass beneath them. Very playable course, and is set in beautiful surroundings. Some of the tee boxes are breath taking and offers a lot of fun for a grip n rip it kind of golfer.

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