Stillwater Oaks Golf Course

Bring extra balls. Combination of the course was dry (local conditions) and the hills equaled a lot of missing balls. Appreciated the challenge of the sand traps, yet still fun enough to play.

CHoppy, dead grass, rough fairways. All around rough shape!. Once was a great course I assume, now just a barely maintained shell of what once was. TOO MANY TREES!.

Great value for what we paid, but some drawbacks:

I wouldn't make another 6:36 A.M. tee time if I knew we were going to be surrounded by lawnmowers almost the entire round.
(I can understand the lawnmowers, but we were sent out on the 10th hole, which lead me to believe we would have missed them)

No coffee was available for sale.

There wasn't one creek that actually had water in it.

We got lost two or three times due to lack of signage.

Half the greens had moderate to significant burned areas.

On the plus side, we only paid $29 for the round with cart!

Good layout. Has tremendous potential to be a great course. Lacking maintenance all around. Golf carts lack GPS.

The course is in extremely rough shape and inconsistent. Some areas are pretty good, other are terrible. The greens were lacking grass (In August?) and were in rough shape. It is a course that seems to have been written off, but a good cheap course to waste an afternoon.

The green is not well maintain, It is beat up and because of that reason I think it is over priced. It does not worth the money they charge. I like the placement of the holes, some of them were challenging.

Overall for the price it is a course worth playing but there are greens and tee boxes that require attention, especially on the back nine. The driving range was closed for maintenance. Followed a foursome that was clueless to groups behind them which slowed the round way down and no ranger on the course. Also no beverage cart on the course the whole round. If you are looking for a reasonably priced round it is a nice course but if you are looking for a higher end course this is not for you.

Don't expect much and you won't be disappointed. The course is good for people who value their money more than interesting golf or well maintained fairways and greens.

The staff is super friendly.

course in beautiful shape and I loved the little extra of giving the low score in the group a drink and hot dog!

My major complaint is the lack of signage directing golfers to the next hole. We had to cross a public road several times and there was zero signage indicating that was where the next hole was. I don`t know why courses assume every golfer knows where the next hole is.

The course is ok but seems like it is past it's prime. Needs some TLC and a few uprades and greens need attention. overall, the course is fine but nothing to brag about.

The price was unbeatable. The course was fun and in decent shape. Cart paths need some work, but staff was extremely friendly. Altogether a great deal!

If you can get a round through golfnow this place is hard to beat! Awesome staff and a well maintained course that is challenging!

Some wet areas but it was in good shape. Greens were good too.

I play this course all the time, challenging tee and approach shots. Lots of tree lined fairways. Best value in the twin cities.

The staff of the course is friendly and helpful. I like the beverage and hot dog stand when you make the turn. I think the promotions they have are interesting. The course cart paths need a bit of work, some type of aggregates put down to avoid mud when it is wet. I would also recommend that novice players be encouraged to play the forward tees. A good value, a bit out of the way to get to.

The course was super wet. A few of the greens were in questionable shape. It was my first time playing the course and I was happy overall.

Overall a good course. The back 9 was a bit more challenging than the front but was fun. Course is wet from all of the rain so maybe wait until a dry spell before you play it. Good value though and would go back again and play it and Loggers trail again the same day.