Raspberry Falls Golf & Hunt Club

Expensive but a good design and conditions are good currently

Got there around 12:45 on a very hot day and wanted to play alone. Everyone there was so accommodating and graceful. Went out alone. Played 18 in a few hours and enjoyed a sandwich and beer afterwards. Second review in a few days for me. Don’t normally participate in these but this course and these people are very good and very nice.

First time there. Very nice people. Greeted us as soon as we got there. Everyone had a smile on their face and very welcoming. Range and pitching area solid. Course tough but spacious. Pace of play was excellent for us as beginners. Bathroom on course was spotless. Only thing missing was ball washers on the tee boxes. 🤣. Overall a great experience. God willing we will be back.

First 15 holes were fine. Gentleman at the front desk couldn’t have been nicer & was extremely helpful pre-round. Really nice day. Teed off with just shy of four hours of daylight left, believing that absent any giant backup on the course , the two off us (3 HCP , 6 HCP) would be able to get 18 in. A few hours later, while on the 15th green, a member of the staff rides out and (very respectfully) informs us we need to head back in after the hole. We had 3 holes left, and 15 - 20 minutes of visibility remaining. Reason we were given: the desire to avoid an influx of carts arriving all at once at sunset/sundown. Had this policy been mentioned anywhere throughout the online booking process, I’d have no problem at all. But, in the absence of any such disclaimer, as was the case in this instance, I assumed (just as most others would, I imagine) that we’d be allowed to play right up against sunset. We’d have easily finished our round, with visibility only being hindered while approaching 18 green, if at all. But, our round ended after 15 holes, and the only reasoning I can arrive at is a reluctance to pay 2-3 cart staff employees an extra 30 minutes. Reasoning aside, if pulling groups off the course 15-20 minutes early is your policy, I’d respectfully suggest disclosing it prior to checkout, not on the 15th green. Pure speculation, but any potential loss in revenue stemming from disclosing said policy online likely pales in comparison to the reputational impact. Having said that , the course was fun. Solid layout. Good scenery. Greens need work - Each had about 20-40 divots (though I can’t speak to green conditions on the final three holes). I’d probably play again. Clubhouse/course employees were all great.

Wonderful experience. The course is in pristine condition.

The staff were so kind and helpful the entire time.

The staff were very nice. The back nine more scenic.. Turkeys, foxes, deer et al.Course layout attractive But,

Painfully Slow play. Had to call course ranger who was prompt but said nothing he could do about it.Course is beat up. Some of the tee boxes atrocious conditions. Looks like hackers delight with UN-repaired divots, ball marks etc.

Upon finishing the 5,30 minute round was informed the bar was closed at 7:30 pm on a very hot and humid day.

A real shame.

First time I played since they redid some bunkers with links style sod bunkers. So much fun!

Unfortunately, the pace at this course outweighs all the good. I've played this course a number of times over the past several years but specifically, the last year, the pace of play every time I go seems to get worse. I'm by no means a pro but when you get to a tee box and the next two groups are there, you spend so much time waiting. It's really unfortunate considering how really nice the staff is and the overall condition of the course.

Great course but they didn’t have beverage carts running

Raspberry Falls is a super nice course. A fun layout and excellent fairway and green conditions. My only gripe is for a $110 round of golf, level tee boxes with a full amount of grass would be expected. The course condition was fantastic, except for the tee boxes. Despite the gripe, I look forward to playing again!