Legends Club

Colleagues and I enjoyed at least three prime rib dinners there while doing disaster relief last summer.Service was always excellent, as was the food. Happy to say people at golf clubs tend to behave, and keep their kids in check so everyone can have an enjoyable time.Wish I didn't love so far away. I'd definitely be a regular,

Ate here with my family last night, got a nice fireplace table. We all ordered something different and agreed all of our dishes were tasty but could have been great if they had been hotter, all of our dishes were I would say luke warm.Their special of the night was the Lemon Garlic chicken Penne, packed with great ingredients just not hot. $23.00 huge bowl could have fed 2.Daughter ordered the Butternut squash ravioli and loved it, awesome Maple cream sauce. Since neither of our meals came with garlic bread or anything we shared the Sliced Italian bread from appetizer menu and it filled the void for $6.00.My daughter had a super nummy cheeseburger with battered french fries. My son had the salmon with cheesy augratins and he said it was tasty.We finished with the gluten free chocolate cake that was delicious and moist.Would have given them another star had our food been served hot, we did not complain but wished I had, atmosphere and service was great, my granddaughter loved playing a few of the free arcade games off the entry.Will definitely be back.

While this was a hard course to be sure, which was beautifully maintained. The forward tees are just under 5400 yards which is rather long. The tee boxes and fairways were in good shape. The greens rolled true. There is definitely water and sand challenges beyond the length. I never found myself in the sand but did find the water on the long par 3s where you had to fly the water to reach the green. Carts had GPS. There were also beverage carts along the course. They have a really nice turn to get food and beverages if you choose. Your green fee includes a small range ball basket. They also have chipping and putting greens for practice. Someone greeted us at the bag drop and loaded up a cart for us. Very nice staff and loved the course.

One of the most beautiful courses in the state and the course was in great shape! we played on Sunday after 2 where they have a special for 95 dollars with a cart. The course is definitely pricey but I would say it is worth the money. Will definitely be playing here as much as I can afford to and will try some food next time as well! The golf carts also had Bluetooth speakers built in and the most comfortable seats. Definitely the BEST golf carts I've been on!

Beautiful golf course and terrain. It's a challenging course but not overly so.The quality here is competitive with many of the private clubs in the Metro.It does get a tad pricey, but they have a premium product here.Excellent use of tall grasses around the property. Trees, water, hills...everything to offer tons of natural beauty.Also, best breakfast sandwiches in town.Friendly staff, great food and outdoor patio.Excellent practice area, too.

One of the nicest public courses I have ever seen. And, yes, it did kind of kick my butt. The majesty and beauty of the course was surprising to me, as an out-of-towner.

We grabbed dinner at the golf club and it was delicious. The sauce on my pasta was perfection! The service was attentive and fast. Our food came out in a timely fashion. I had a blackberry bourbon cocktail and it hit all the right notes. I ended the meal with a chocolate cake. I will be going back to try their desserts because they make them in house!

Beautiful course, fun, challenging and really well maintained. Quintessential Minnesota beautiful summer golf course. Rolling fairways, great fast greens and a visually stunning views. Great staff friendly and knowledgeable. A local favorite.

My golf buddies and I decided to play 36 holes on a Sunday, playing The Meadows at Mystic Lake in the morning and The Legends in the afternoon. Fortunately, we received the twilight rate from The Legends, so that brought our rounds down to $75 each (as compared to $76.50 at The Meadows in the morning.)My two-star review for The Legends is being generous, and is largely a reflection of the clubhouse, restaurant, and staff. As for the golf - this course was not in great shape and surely not worth $75 per round. The greens were very beat-up, full of ball marks and bumps, and just in general shaggy condition. The rest of the course was nothing special either, and surely not the same caliber as The Meadows - it just lacked the manicured feel, and instead seemed dried out and tired. It also didn't help that we waited on our first 5-6 holes before being able to play through the group in front of us. Needless to say, we won't be back to The Legends for golf. There are numerous courses in the Twin Cities that play for less than $60 and even less than $40 on twilight, which is really where The Legends should be given the conditions. If you're looking for a top-tier course in the southwest metro, go play The Meadows, not The Legends.

Terrible service. We just wanted a glass of wine. The bartender ignored us for over 15 min and they were not busy! We finally ordered and he didn't pour our wine and went to chat with a table. We told him we were leaving and he said ok. Stay away!!!