Breezy Point Resort
About Breezy Point Resort
Breezy Point Resort, located just north of Brainerd in Breezy Point, Minn., is both a lakeside and golf retreat on the shores of Pelican Lake. The four-season resort is ideal for families, buddies golf trips, conferences and weddings. It offers a wide choice of lodging with 250 total rooms and four restaurants. Recreation starts on the lake at the beach and the marina, the launching point of a 100-passenger paddlewheel cruise and the spot to rent fishing boats, kayaks, pontoons and more. A recreation center with a pool and arcade, an ice arena, a spa and pickleball and tennis courts are hubs of entertainment. Golfers will be drawn to Deacon’s Lodge, one of the Arnold Palmer’s best designs. The 6,600-yard White Birch and the 5,192-yard Traditional courses also cater to a larger audience of skill levels and tastes.Facts
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Reviews
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Hole 18 - a fun finishing par 5 Photo submitted by GolferJake78 on 06/28/2020
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Hole 17 - the signature hole Photo submitted by GolferJake78 on 06/28/2020
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Hole 15 - a stunning downhill par 4 Photo submitted by GolferJake78 on 06/28/2020
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Hole 10 - Find the fairway then be exact with your approach Photo submitted by GolferJake78 on 06/28/2020
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Hole 7 - one of my favorite par 4s anywhere Photo submitted by GolferJake78 on 06/28/2020
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Hole 5 - a tricky downhill approach Photo submitted by GolferJake78 on 06/28/2020
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Photo submitted by BryanTweed16 on 07/25/2019
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Photo submitted by BryanTweed16 on 07/25/2019
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Photo submitted by BryanTweed16 on 07/25/2019
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Photo submitted by BryanTweed16 on 07/25/2019
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Photo submitted by BryanTweed16 on 07/25/2019
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Photo submitted by BryanTweed16 on 07/25/2019
Good Value
First Time at Whitebirch. Nice course. Two drawbacks: one, no yardage markers. Two: no water in the cart ball cleaner. What little there, was muddy. Small things count. But the course was nice. We teed off at 11:30am and there were few on the course (Tuesday). Love that. Discount put it at a better price than other local courses.
Drought
Course is dry. Grass is dying. Greens are very short and fast.
The course is very challenging!
Course in great condition!
Beautiful day on the course. They staff was friendly and helpful from the golf shop, the cart staff, the player assistant (Dave Nelson) was a great cheer leader! We also had a nice dinner after completing play.
We’ll be back.
Over 5 1/2 hours!
Challenging course by Breezy Point, but I prefer the Pines and other courses nearby. Marshall came around a few times saying he’d speed things up, but play only got slower. 5 1/2 hours for 18 holes is not fun. No water or ice on the course . Had to bother the bartender to get both. Over priced for the area.
Deacon’s Lodge
Great course and in great shape. Everyone was welcoming and willing to help. Play went fast on a Saturday. Great food at the lodge as well. Look forward to playing again. Greens get fast in the PM with some tough hole locations, but if you want easy...
Brett
COVID-19 rules at this course required replacing divots. This didn’t work, and course should be sanding divots as fairway were really beat up in common landing areas.
Greens
The course over all was average but the green's made a challenge
Continuous Decline, Not Impressed
Have been golfing here for 20 years, and have seen continuous decline of the course since Breezy Point took over. Driving range in horrible shape, balls stacked on tin tray. No yardage book, towel, tees on cart. Not worth $120 during prime time or $90 in Fall. Management is clearly no longer interested in keeping this course as a prime destination in this area.
Beautiful course!
I went into this round not knowing what to expect based on the reviews I read. I was really impressed with the course and the friendliness of staff. The back nine was especially scenic. My phone is full of pictures! It wasn’t terribly busy so that helped with pace of play. Lots of opportunities to lose balls so make sure you have enough. We ate at the Antlers restaurant afterwards and that was equally good. Highly recommend this course.
BAD
Dont be fooled by the name "Breezy Point" in front of the course name. Course was short and not kept well. Pace of play was atrocious. Two groups waiting at every tee box. This course was worse than the worst municipal course in the Twin Cities Metro.
In all honesty ever since Breezy took over it has gotten better and better...The drainage and green speeds have gotten much better...Not sure where else u play but its quite a bargain for 120 or 90....No towels or tees is Covid oh btw....it is BY FAR THE BEST IN THE AREA!!!