Bulrush Golf Club

Good course, weird layout which requires a cart. I would never walk this course due to long distances between some holes. Course is fun and not too challenging. I would play it again. We played a 3 hour and 40 minute pace as a foursome and were told to speed up our pace of play, whatever. It's quarantine and covid-19 times, I don't think a sub-4 hour round is backing up the course.

Overall, a nice course outside of the cities.

Don't waste $5 on the brat/chips. They don't mind serving hard, dried out brats.

Staff was outstanding and were outstanding. Course is very long but rewards you for hitting straight. I will make sure to play this course again this year.

Great course, great condition for mid October. One of my favorites

Nice employees, good layout, challenging back nine.

Always loved Bulrush, very underrated.

Course has everything, water, woods, bunkers, mounds and a small town feel.

Great variety of holes.

Cant beat the value.

Course in very good condition. I have no complaints,

Bulrush is a fun and challenging course. It is in great shape. The greens are fast and still they are receptive. Great food at the course as well.

Check it out!!

Great Fourth of July around. Bulrushes in fantastic shape considering the nasty spring too much water not enough sun start Mike and his crew have done a fantastic job given the course in shape will definitely be back probably by the end of the weekend if you have not played this course it’s definitely worth the drive

Bulrush Golf Club is aptly named. Set on a mostly flat marshy tract of land with a creek running through it, the course features abundant bulrushes on all but a few holes. Pull or slice your drive too far off the fairway and you’ll be dropping another ball where you last saw the one off the tee. Driving in to the gravel-surfaced parking lot and entering the modest clubhouse, your expectations for the upcoming golf experience might not be very high. That perception will change as soon as you walk or ride up to your first drive and notice that the fairway is smooth and in excellent condition. It will change some more when you arrive on the green, which is fast, subtly undulated, and rolls really true. The rest of the course is more of the same- really well-conditioned fairways and greens, and well maintained bunkers that are almost a pleasure to land in because you know it’ll be easy to hit a good shot out of them. For added variety, several of the holes are lined with moderately heavy tree cover instead of the bulrushes, making it feel like you’re playing a totally different course. The course is a bit of bear from the back tees, playing to a 74.3 rating with a 139 slope and featuring a 625 yard par 5 hole. The middle combo (white/green) tees are a more playable 6,137 yards, 70.6 and 133 slope. There are several very interesting and challenging par 4 and 5 holes on the course, but I really liked the set of par 3 holes. You start out easy on the second hole with a 135 yard tee shot that might play over water depending on the pin placement. The green is quite long and slopes severely from back to front, so if you’re above the hole a three-putt is a definite possibility. The eighth hole requires carrying the creek and marsh and, depending on pin placement, a bunker on the left front of the green. For some reason, this hole seemed to play long and so it’s easy to find yourself short of the green or in the bunker. The green on the fifteenth hole slants away from front right to back left, and is all carry over a marsh and a bunker that again protects the front left. I really enjoyed the round, and the only thing I could find wrong with the course is the location, about an hour north of downtown Minneapolis. However, it is well worth the drive and I will be back.

The course is in great shape for how much early rain we’ve gotten this year the greens are very firm and roll fantastic!! In the wings and quesadillas or some of the best around. Thanks to mike and the grounds crow and staff,Will definitely be back soon

Coarse was wet but expect that this time of year. Price has gone up in over the last ur or two. And for what it is I feel it it should be a little lower. Overall, any day golfing is better than working. I’ll be back as usual.