Prairie Falls Golf Club

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'.

Everything was pretty perfect except for the bunkers. They are never raked and often times the "sand" feels like dirt.....

Had a great time playing Prairie Falls. Is it the best course you will play in the area? No. But it does challenge you to play a variety of shots. Really don’t need to hit driver. Wish that the tee boxes were more level, and the bunkers sand in them. Course was otherwise in great shape. The off course amenities were really nice. There isn’t a driving range, but they have simulator bays that they let us hit in to loosen up before our round.

Super nice course. Staff is very very nice. I love the electric cart with gps! Can't beat it for the price.

Great overall conditions, some greens need the summer heat to improve. Staff very friendly. The club house was clean and impressive. Took my family for a Father’s Day round. Great time.

Lots of changes in 2 years! The new hotel/restaurant/pro shop is a welcome addition. The new carts have gps screens. And the course is in beautiful condition. Busy day and was happy that pace of play was on point. Also happy with the food and drink selection in the restaurant and that the cart person made several rounds in the afternoon. Great experience, we’ll be back!

Weather was a little chilly but the course was fun. Greens are in great shape, especially for this early in the season.

The course is in good condition for this time of year..

No driving range or practice chipping = horrible golfers and low pace of play. I consider this management like Trailhead golf course. Designed for people who do not know how to really golf.

No twilight rates either.. instead they have yuppy night golf like wtf…

Overall the course is not worth the drive or the money.

Two different nines which makes for fun expericence. New clubhouse is nice

Loud music was allowed

Drinking way too much allowed

Peeing signs up by tee box

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