Devils Head Resort & Convention Center - Prairie Glen Course

Other than the bunkers, I love this place. Friendly staff, especially at the starter shack. The bunkers contain BIG rocks, nearly unplayable. Otherwise, very scenic, fun, and not overly difficult. I will be back. Also, the jalapeño bacon cheeseburger in the bar is INCREDIBLE! !!!!! Good service too! !

Great layout Makes you play all the shots. Course just needs time to mature but still worth playing.

every green had burned out spots, sprinkler heads leaking with big mud patches, fairways looked good but had more mud and thin spots, had to find a spot with grass to try and hit without mud and dirt. tee boxes were not cut and very patchy grass. only bright spot was the fall colors.

This course was beautiful!!!! I have only golfed 3 times and this course was amazing. The scenery was great, course was in excellent condition!! I would highly recommend this course to anyone. Some say it is pretty hard but I've only golfed 3 times and I shot an 87 out of 72!!!

The course was nice some greens have issues very minor a uneek course with a cool par 3 that drops like 120 feet

Never played here before...greens pretty shape some beat up spots..they rolled nice. Fairways good shape. Tee boxes pretty good shape...some up level lies..I would recommend.

Good condition. Love the layout. Challenging but fair.Couple of the greens spotty. Will play again.

had a flat tire on our cart on the first hole. we were new to the course and didn't exactly know where the next hole was all the time, so we drove around lost quite a bit. other than that the course was in OK shape some of the greens and tee boxes needed some attention.

Course has been updated and new holes with links flavor offer a variety of shots for any skill level the course needs some rain but we played in around 3 hrs

We had an excellent time but you should make sure you have plenty of golf balls. It seems like the woods swallow them up.

The Course had some fun holes and the overall the shape of the course was good. We paid $18 with a cart so the value was outstanding...will play again this year, it is a course you need to play a few times before you can score well.

The course itself is very pretty and has iddillic mountain fairways; there are also interesting holes on the back-nine - flat, but challenching with Waters and Greens on isles. Some Greens were quite un-green.
The only bad remark is the catastrophic restrooms-small, some were not repaired and extremly dirty.
A shame for such a nice course : apparently the devils gift......

This is the second time we have played this facility.
Each time we had signed up for the prairie course and each time we have been switched to the glacier
course.
The people at the check in station are the next thing to rude as they say, "golf now"!, and then give you a cart number and basically turn their back to you and ignor you the rest of the time. I actually had to follow him around to get his attention to ask him a question.

Great course to play! It's got great elevated tee's and fun par 3's some with water...You still get up in the mountains even if it's called the "Prairie" course!

I played this course as a stay and play package with unlimited golf and accommodations. With that in mind it is great value ($99, 2 days unlimited golf and 1 night lodging). The daily greens fees are probably too expensive for this course for just a daily rate. It's real value is in a package deal. The layout is extremely fun and provides a great variety of terrain, elevation change and scenery. The fairways were in good shape and yardages were all very clearly marked and seemed accurate. The greens however were in pretty bad shape. They did not roll smoothly and were very dry. The speed varied greatly throughout the facility and made it very difficult to gauge putting speed. The lodge is very dated and needs some updating, but serve the purpose of providing easy access to the golf courses and ski slopes in winter.

The course was fun to play, very scenic, golf course has some great features, some neat challenges

We played the Glacier course. Beautiful design. Course was in great shape. Would likely play the Prairie Glen course next time to experience the different layout.

We paid $20 a person per round so you can't beat the price...the course was in pretty good condition but most of the greens were very hard with burnt spots all around...still for $20 you can't really complain.

I had a great time playing both courses. Sure there was a couple greens that had issues but other than that the course was in great shape. Glacier has some beautiful views and challenging holes. Played 2 days ago, gonna play out again today.

The design was creative and used the natural contours of the land well. The "Scottish fescue" was frustrating because it was often placed in play (areas of rewarding good play and instead penalizing the golfer).