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We froze, due to high winds and 50 degree weather. Always have fun playing this course. Wide open front 9 with target golf on the back.

Good course, if you get a deal on GolfNow. I'm not a fan of blind tee shots, personally. There were at least 4 holes that I can remember, that were set up that way, etc. It's worth trying if you're in the area, but wouldn't go out of my way.

I didn't feel it was anything special, but enjoyed the round all the same. If you're in the area, it's worth $20 to play it.

My 2nd time playing here. The greens were very quick and it is an interesting and fun layout. Pace of play was very smooth. Staff was very friendly. Just a positive and fun day of golf. Would recommend to anyone looking for a challenging course at a reasonable price.

Not sure if I can say anything about this course that hasn't already been said. #1 and #16 don't make much sense to me being par 5's, but the rest of the course was gorgeous. Really enjoyed myself out here. Would like to play this course again.

Links style on the front and target golf on the back.

Holes were tree lined and well defined. Greens were a tad slow, but enjoyed playing here. Wife and kid were at the Renaissance Festival, so I went and played here while they were there. Would come back again, if ever in the area.

I teed off on the backside and it's very much target golf oriented. A lot of elevation changes. You need to drive the ball accurately, which I somehow was able to do (sort of forced into it). The front side seemed a bit more like a links style course with quite a bit of wind coming into play. The greens were in good shape but super slow. Had a nice time and would probably come back on any given day.

Course was in pretty good shape but would advise playing in the afternoon after the grounds crew are finished. The backside is pretty challenging. #7 had me hitting a 4 wood to the end of the fairway, but still had about 178 to the pin. May have to try and take driver over the ditch next time. It's a fun little course but nothing special. Would play again if in the area.

This was a very fun and fair course. If it's your first time playing, it would benefit you greatly to have someone who knows the course go with you. Fortunately I paired up with some members who helped show me where to hit the ball. I felt this course was in as good a condition as any top notch course I've played this year. Greens were a bit slow, but in very nice shape. Fairways were in great shape, also. If you're in the area, would highly recommend trying Clifton Highlands out. You won't be disappointed.

Had a fun time on this course despite the bugs. Make sure to have bug spray handy. There were a few grounds that were under repair. My feeling on it, is that it's a nice course if you're in the area but wouldn't recommend going out of the way to play.

The course was pretty flat for the most part. Nothing too special. The greens were some of the best I've seen this season so far. Very smooth and pretty quick. The round went by slow due to a group ahead who may have had 1 too many to drink. Racing golf carts down the fairways and jumping on rocks and benches at each tee box. Not sure where the marshall was¿? The staff is very friendly, not pretentious at all. Bugs are really bad, gnats, mosquitoes. It was a so, so track but probably won't make the trip out again.

Really enjoyed the course. It poured rain for 5 holes on the back 9 but we managed to finish. There were a ton of gnats and mosquitoes out and were CONSTANTLY circling over everyone's head (buzzing in your ear etc.). Understandable with all the wet weather, but It made it very difficult to hit a shot. Make sure to bring bug spray with you!

Worth checking out but not a course you would go out of your way to see.

Started on #10. Played well on the backside and not so well on the front. I liked the greens and the overall condition of the course. Grounds crew were right out there, and working diligently. Front side is a bit monotonous but enjoyed the views on the back 9. Definitely worth a round if you have not played here.

I like the course except for one par 5 on the backside. You have to tee off with a 6 iron or so and don't have a realistic chance of going for the green in 2 (at least I couldn't). Other than that the course was fun, mosquitoes were out, so make sure to bring bug spray.

You'll have a fun time playing this track. I thought it was a pretty scenic course and well maintained. Grounds crews were working pretty hard out there.

Nice course only 16 miles south of St. Paul. The staff is very respectful and considerate. I went on a Wednesday afternoon with practically no one on the course. Greens were a bit quick and putted very true. Fairways were in good shape as well. You get a workout just walking to the greens as most are elevated. Sort of like an upside down bowl. Will be back.

Not a particularly challenging course but it was in fair shape. Good place if you want to get out and hit the ball.

I didn't feel this was overly challenging but enjoyed it very much. There are a lot of tree lined holes which makes it a very scenic track. I hope to be back again before the season is out.