Prairie Falls Golf Club

Layout has lots of elevation changes. Some holes were hard to find the best landing spots. An enjoyable course not far from the airport.

We got to the course but were not allowed to play because we needed to have a shirt with a collar. We drove an hour back and forth to a store to buy two collared shirts so they would let us play. This is not mentioned anywhere on your web site.,

This coarse used to just be the “value course”, your chance to get out and play a round. They have made several upgrades to the property, some very good some less desirable (removed the driving range). It is priced right. The course has improved the bar and conference center are good for the locals. Keep up the good work. Please keep the prices same.

The course is well laid out. The fairways are forgiving.

Beautiful, well maintained course. Friendly staff and players. Will definitely be back!!

This was a surprise to see such a great place and super facility as well. I would have a hard time finding fault with the course at all but signs would be nice. I have a hard time understanding why courses that are so great do not spend the extra $40 here and there to put a sign up making finding the next hole easier for folks who don't live on the course or are members. We got lost a few times, but other than that minor issue, the place is very nice, with some great holes to want to come back and play again with course knowledge this time

This is a fun course to play. I have played this course several times this summer. The course amenities are very nice with a new club house and other attached businesses. The people are always welcoming. The t blocks, fairway's and greens were in good shape. The only disappointment is the bunkers. Not only is there little to no sand but there is plenty of rock. I have nice clubs and do not like having to hit out of rock. I will continue to recommend the course but I will let others know the about the bunkers.

Happy with the new prairie falls golf course. Pace of play was terrible which caused one golfer to be angry wanting my group to allow the two ladies playing behind us to hit into us and then he wanted to be able to hit into us and the ladies, he felt this would resolve the issue ?

Otherwise good day.

Course in excellent condition, golf carts clean and smooth running, play a little slow due to a foursome of novices ahead of us. We played thru at a par 3 and the field was wide open!

Overall, we will play Prairie Falls again.

We very much enjoyed playing the course we played on Thursday liked it so well went back and played it again Friday..

We’re visiting from the Seattle area and like traveling and playing different golf courses..

I live in the neighborhood and have wanted to play this course for quite a while. My son was visiting, so I booked a 7:30 tee time on Labor Day weekend. As a little background, I've been playing golf since I was 12, so for 50 years. I'm 'old school' in terms of not currently using a range finder or golf watch. I've always used the 100, 150 and 200yd markers along with the yardage that used to be noted on sprinkler heads. At the very least I expected for there to be white 150 yd stakes. I finally started to find the red, white and blue markers near the center of the fairway, but it didn't feel as though they were on every hole.

Additionally, the IGA used to place tee markers on every tee which included a small brass plate that had the yardage to center of green engraved in it. Made quick yardage estimates easy (especially on par 3's). Not sure when those started to disappear, but not a fan.

Lastly, and this was a huge deal for me (probably won't be back) but what the heck is the deal with there essentially being gravel in the traps? I had considered trying to find a league to play in and also enjoy participating in fun tourneys, but there's NO WAY I'm hitting out of those traps. On the few times I hit into them on this outing, I just scooped the ball out of the trap with the rake, took a drop next to the trap and hit onto the green. Can't imaging trashing my clubs by hitting out of that 'sand'.