Prairie Isle Golf Club

I like this course and the price is pretty good but the pro that is in the pro shop always has an attitude. If they get rid of him I will be back but until then it’s a no for me

I’ve been playing here ever since it was first opened but won’t be back. Present management is very unfriendly and at times downright theatening. This course doesn’t seem to appreciate what solid and seasoned golfers do for the course, like following cart rules, replacing divots and fixing more than just our ball marks. Instead they just want to insult you from the time you tee off until the time you’re finshed playing.

It’s fall now and things change in terms of course condition and other things as well that should be expected. But if you like playing in the fall when it starts to get cooler, it was a good day. Front nine is a lot of fun. The back nine can be mentally exhausting and frustrating if you aren’t familiar with it. Staying in play off the tee is a huge challenge. Getting to the green is a challenge and once you’ve there, the greens are tougher than the front nine. You need to play this course the first time, just to understand what to do the next time you play it. I don’t recommend this course for beginners or the infrequent player. This course demands well placed shots and some ball control, especially on the back nine.

great layout,challenging but not so hard it brings you to your knees , very fun to play. Only minor criticisms, tee boxes could use a little work and the cart paths are bad, really need to be resurfaced or replaced. Greens and fairway were excellent.

The course was in great condition. We were able to play in about 3 and a half hours . The clubhouse and bar staff were very nice. I will definitely be back.

Pace of play was awful and never a sign of a ranger. Take your money and then don't care.

Carts paths were dangerous with dirt, rock and large chunks of concrete obstructing the path. Our twosome was matched up with 2 more, the starter let the other 2 go in front of us, that made 3 twosomes in a row =5 hours round on a Monday morning. Some greens crew complained about how close we were to a tee box, I explained that my playing partner had MS. When we went to the pro shop to ask for a Handicap flag, the abruptly said "No!"