Edinburgh USA

Edinburgh was built as a course to hold tournaments. It is in great shape. They've added a lot of new grassy areas that really add to the beauty of the course.There are a lot of super golf holes here. Not a blind shot on the course and a lot of risk and reward holes. There are some driveable par 4s. The greens are immaculate and fast with a lot of tiers. Some of the pin placements are extremely challenging for the average golfer.The downside to all this is the pace of play. You can expect to spend 5 hours here. Other than the pace, it's a great course.

Fun playing best ball golf with my husband and friends. Great place to sit and talk with the members at the course and friends. Love the bingo. They have once a month when they do have it. Beautiful course. Love that they have music in the summer. .We love spending time. Love the special dinners they have for the club members.

Busy day, took awhile to get carts, course was slow, ranger came to tell us we were not up to course pace (your course is slow - everyone is on the same pace, this is your course and your mismanagement) on the eighth hole- Ranger follows us watching every shot on hole 9 (I had a bogey) I asked him if we were improving in his opinion and he shrugged his shoulders like he did not know the answer to my question. OkGolf pro tells us on 10 to catch up with the group ahead of us, that's great but two of our colleagues are inside getting food. We're getting scolded while we're giving them food business and we were just given this instruction three minutes prior. Redundancy isn't professional- I don't understand this smug approach towards running a business.We all enjoyed the course except for some of the staff. I won't ever come back here- I'd rather hang out with my ex wife than to tolerate passive aggressive behavior from a staff about pace of play. Obnoxious I golf 30 rounds a summer- have never experienced being spoken to like this. Sorry to be average golfers that shoot in the 90's? Poor business model since we had twelve golfers in our party.

The course was in good shape in early Oct. We were the first and only tee time before a tournament. Despite running slightly later than the suggested turn time, no one was waiting on us. We were a group of 3 women and one man and it felt a bit like we were getting singled out for being mostly women. That said, only the starter was making comments to us, otherwise it was a wonderful experience. We stayed for lunch and it was great. Our server was excellent. Food was very good. I tried the butternut squash soup and it was perfect for a light fall lunch. I've been here many times for fund raisers and they are always so well done. This was the first time I golfed here and I really liked the course. I have to admit, after hitting my ball in the water on the signature 17th hole, I drove my call in my cart to the other side. Beautiful hole.

I'm not sure that I would have reserved a tee time here if I had read the reviews beforehand, so hopefully this more recent review will better reflect the course and facilities.My wife, cousin and son-in-law went out on a sunny, breezy weekday afternoon. I was itching to play a new course, and the Edinburgh layout looked pretty interesting. We arrived a bit early and caught a filling lunch in the bar beforehand. The bartender was very pleasant and helpful, with a sage bit of advice to layup one -- if not twice -- on Edinburgh's iconic Par 4 17th. We rented carts as my knees are no longer up to walking 18. I was a bit put-out that the pitching area required ball rental, but we had limited time to warm-up regardless. The starter pleasantly and efficiently helped us get off, but I do not recall seeing a ranger while out on the course.The first hole is a short Par 5 to a slightly raised green, but into the stiff breeze it was a tough starting test. We got off a bit slowly, but after that we picked up the pace, keeping up to a threesome ahead of us while pressured a bit by two singles behind us.The greens were quite receptive given the hard stuff I'm used to playing, and speed was decent although not fast. Once I figured out the speed a bit I started racking up good scores, especially for a new course. The holes tighten up a bit on the Back 9, with trees narrowing the driving area and slowing things down a bit for some groups.We let the singles play through before catching up to the threesome again from 14 on, who were delayed by a foursome ahead of them. We were able to get around in 4:15 in any case, despite my fiasco on #17. The sun was setting, reflecting off the water into my eyes on my tee shot. I topped my drive *twice*, then put my approach (stroke 7) into the large stretch of water between the island landing area and green. The drop area is behind and well above the green, but a good chip and putt put a nice fat 10 on the card, which kind of ruined my round, but I'll play it better the next time!Despite the dated reviews, I would suggest you try the course out, especially if you can get a good rate and can go during the week.

Booked a tee time a week ago. Canceled the tee time online on Wednesday due to bad weather report. Credit Card charged for tee time today. Called in when I received the charge notification and was told I did not cancel and that they are trying to run a business. Really hope this charge benefits their business -- that's just stealing

Just had a very good Thanksgiving dinner at this restaurant today. Its our second year eating our holiday meal here. The variety of food is good and tasty as well, but was very disappointed to see there were no dairy free desserts avail again this year, for those of us unable to eat foods made with dairy products. There were some dairy free foods on the buffet table, but no desserts. Hopefully, we"ll see this change next year as dessert is a big part of a holiday meal!

Played a round of golf here for the first time in 20 years. The course is in amazing shape and the greens are fast and undulating. We played the front nine in the rain so the rough was difficult to play out of. The staff was great. The pro shop was helpful and the starter was super friendly. I would have given the course a 5 star but the fact that the putting green didn't have real cups is always kind of "cheap". If the course wants to be championship caliber then I think they should include all facets of the game from warm up to finish. I will definitely be playing here again

Played while passing through town on a family trip. WOW are the people of the MSP metro lucky to have a municipal course like this! Fantastic design. It was booked solid on a Friday, but we couldn't get over how well the course was maintained. I think it hosted an LPGA event for many years in the 90's, so the challenge it legit. Very walkable golf course. Bunkers were extraordinarily deep, which really made for some tough holes if your drive found one. Nice variety of holes with the right amount of risk/reward. Contours and speed of the greens were very severe. Practice facility and clubhouse are also stunning! Only downside might be that it's too challenging to be your regular golf course. It's also the type of place where you might expect GPS on the carts, which they didn't have.....but most serious players have gadgets these days.I'm perplexed as to how this is not rated 5 stars.

Hello,Not sure where I should post this comment but Im not sure where else considering I have called multiple times to talk to a manager with no response. Is anyone home at this location?? Food took way too long, way too expensive and the staff seem confused to what is going on. Don't bother with this place........