Shamrock Golf Club

Yes there is a drought in Minnesota but other courses are able to maintain the quality. Clover patches everywhere, some in the middle of the fairway. Tee boxes are not level and in terrible shape. Nice people at check in but they managed to send a 5-some in front of us at the turn.

While the course of beautiful and greens are okay, I found Rangers - those checking on the pace of the game quite not understanding. There were many golfers and this meant a bit of waiting but on No 10 one ranger was short of telling us we were not moving yet we have been waiting for the group in front to move. This raises issues of safety, game enjoyment and overall somewhat 'focus on fees' i.e., getting many players to move on as possible. Unfortunate - politeness is appreciated in golf game.

If you want to play slow slow slow pace of play, and cheap price this is the course for you. They don’t care if play is slow, who plays, how slow, who plays with who, longs as they get paid. Played this course more than once and usually it’s ok but this is worse I’ve ever seen when it comes to pace, pairings etc. Will not come back here again for sure. Very disappointed

20 to 25 minute delay due to lack of carts. Several guests were extremely frustrated. Hopefully ownership will purchase at least a dozen additional golf carts or offer alternatives to carts. Phat scooters, electric golf boards. Think outside box. This would also draw many younger clients to the course.

It was a cold and wet spring day. For the time of year, and Minnesota's unpredictable climate, the course was in decent shape. Considering that most courses in the area are not open for the season yet, I was impressed. The greens were slow, but they rolled true and held approach shots. Would recommend this course for an early season option.

The course was in great shape for late October and the staff is always friendly and professional!