Stonebrooke Golf Club

I've golfed here a few times this summer, once as a fundraiser, once with family, and once as a vendor guest. The course is beautiful and well maintained. So green and lush. It's not an easy course. Greens are fast and pin placement makes it rare to actually get a straight putt. Can I just say I birdied #8! That doesn't happen often. This signature hole is a short par 4 from the forward tees but still an accomplishment for me. One of my fav courses in the Twin Cities area.

This golf course always is intriguing when looking for someplace different to golf, I'll golf there once and then remember why I don't golf there.While the course itself is okay - too many blind shots, tricked up holes, all set under huge power lines that have obviously impacted managements customer service and multiplied their arrogance by a factor beyond comprehension. Not to mention that this course is in no way a $100+ golf course, maybe $65 or $70.Give out gift cards, but don't accept them for food or greens fees, go to spend your gift card at the pro shop go $1.05 over and be told they don't accept cash. The millennial manager behind the counter could have just waived the paltry sum but nooooooo, I had to pull out the visa card for a buck.Then there's dynamic pricing. In other word's we're going to lay the wood to you to make a decent tee time a week out when the guy that books the next time two hours before gets a 40% discount. I am guessing it is due to managements inability to calculate the average cost of a round of golf and just charge everyone the same. Saw they only have a 3.5 average, wonder why.And, by the way, do not respond with you shwarmy BS response about how your sorry I was not satisfied, if you actually gave a damn you would take care of these things up front.Not taking cash is un-American, no wonder you don't give veterans discounts

I'm pretty sure I know what to tell you not to order. Do not order the Thai chicken bowl. Tasted like the frozen chicken and you microwave at home and the rice was terrible. Other than that the food looked good at other tables. My friend said the walleye was really good. The pretzel sticks were amazing. Also it's super loud in there when all the golfers come in, So if ambient noise makes it hard for you to here definitely skip it.

Love this golf course for its beauty, condition and challenging holes. This place is well maintained and the staff is helpful. I had a blast playing here even though I suck at golf. The pace of play was great and everybody cooperated ahead of us to keep pace. I lost a few balls to keep up the pace but its the price to pay when I don't hit enough fairways and greens. Please return any balls with large blue S written on them to me in Pleasanton, CA as there are lots out there in the hazards.Love taking the boat across the lake to hit the second shot. fun!

One of my favorite golf courses in the Twin Cities metro area. Always in great shape and fun layout with wide variety of holes. Food in the restaurant is amazing. Also a great place to host events. The Waters Edge driving range & 9 hole course across the street is also a great place to practice and get in a quick round.

Restaurant is cozy and quiet Service is friendly and efficient- all were wearing smiles. Recommend the Old Reliable Burger w/ fries that were perfectly cooked. Turkey Melt sandwich was hot and tasty. Good menu for being the off season

Pro shop doesn't answer on 3 different daysRequire online booking and yet the online booking doesn't always work

Never enough carts and no beverage cart on the course in 2023. Intriguing course but priced to high!

Just played Stonebrooke (as part of a threesome). Took 3 hours, 45 mins. even though we waited on every hole. Course was in best shape of any I played this year -- greens fast and true, fairways like a carpet. Staff very friendly and helpful. A little pricier than some other courses, but worth it. And, the lay-out is great. Probably my favorite course in the twin cities area.

Dont't bother booking this place for a wedding, bridal shower or celebration. I was speaking with the event coordinator via email for 3+ weeks on a specific date to book for a celebration. To begin with, she had someone else tour me and didn't let me know in advance that she would not be able to meet. Afterwards, there was no follow up or anything. I had to continue pursuing the details and pricing of the venue. When she finally responded, and I was able to let her know I'd like to book she responds and tells me the venue is actually booked out for a wedding on my date. She apologized that there was nothing she could do and was wondering if I was interested on another date?! After nearly a month of me asking for the date I had in mind!! If you want terrible service, communication and unprofessionalism.. then have at it otherwise save yourself the trouble.