Prairie Isle Golf Club

I love the course and live close by so this would be my home turf. Good greens and nice fairways with some really nice holes. The only complaint it the rude guy that works the pro shop sometimes. He is just plain rude and really needs an attitude adjustment. It isnt the older gentleman! Next time he is rude I will be loud and rude right back and make sure he is accountable for being so. I will be back!

Person in pro shop was very rude . I almost walked out even tho I paid, but I really was looking forward to playing. There was nobody on the tee and I was early, I asked if I could go out by myself and he goes thru this whole thing about how they don’t make money off of golf now and that I can only play at my time with other players. I won’t go there again, there are a lot of other courses out there. I never had anyone do that before if it was too crowded I wouldn’t of asked it was never a problem before.

Great course.

Well maintained and managed.

Doesn't look like much from the street, but once you get back in there you see what a beautiful course it is.

Course is in great shape. Some of the shorter par 4's are the most challenging holes on the course. Consistent conditions through the whole season every year I have played here. If you can hit the ball in the fairway you can score here. I'm a member at a club a few miles away yet I play here 15 times a year because you know what you are going to get. Good conditions and a good value.

I played PI 5 times this year and the course maintenance steadily improved over the summer. First, the layout will challenge golfers of all levels. The course is not flat so be prepared to play lies from all levels. Scenically the course is very attractive. Second, the course does not handle large amounts of rain and this causes both slow play and damage to the course. Third, the course needs a driving range. It has a driving net, putting and chipping greens but a driving range will take it to the next level. Off course amenities are ok but nothing to get excited about. The course does not discount rates for senior golfers so this is why I give a course a lower value score. My biggest gripe is that the lack of rangers causes slow play which is exacerbated by wet conditions. On a positive note the course has had a lot of work this past summer with new traps, trees pruned and maintained and greens rolled. My advice is pick a dry day in the middle of the week and give the course a try.

Lots of rain previous night but course in reasonably good shape. Some soggy areas existed but not bad considering amount of rainfall. Good layout on a nice property. Greens were in especially good shape.

Only played 5 holes, carts on cart path only needed very difficult to continue to walk this course. Lot of water on the fairways and bunkers don't play after a rainstorm

There are a number of really good public courses within ten miles of where I live. Prairie Isle is my favorite. The layout is challenging but fair, there aren't any tricked up holes, and the conditioning of the course is consistently good. I am a member at a private club, but I play "The Isle" at least a dozen times a year. The staff is knowledgeable, friendly and welcoming, and I always feel like my business is appreciated there. The clubhouse is nothing special, but it's a comfortable place to have drink after your round. The only significant drawback to the course is that there is no practice range.