Thought the first time we went was a fluke. It was not. Both times, fairways were in terrible condition. Front nine is terrible, back nine conditions were a little better. Today, they told us that the greens were just aerated, which is fine… until we got to the greens. We might as well have been putting on a beach. I’ve never seen this. Sprinklers came on on the tee boxes and greens towards the end of our round. No marshall around for pace of play. Multiple areas of the fairways, some holes more than 3/4, were roped off. They did happen to cut the price in half for us because of aeration, but honestly, they should have just shut the course down for 2 weeks. We won’t be back and honestly, this course isn’t worth your money. Maybe we’d give it another shot if this was our first time there, but we were there in July and the course conditions were just as bad minus the greens being aerated. The only reason this is not a 1 star is because Sheri, the bartender was so pleasant. She was a breath of fresh air at the turn.

Fantastic experience with a high elevation farm aesthetic. The rolls are true and the setting special. I also love. The rest breaks had grain houses with semester and green and red storage containers that were the rest rooms. Drinks in the giant grain house finalized the deal. Full of Fred Funk!-)

The course is not in the greatest shape. But with a $50 weekday 18 hole rate that includes green fees, cart and range balls, you can’t beat the deal. The front 9 is the worst especially #s 1 & 8, with significant bald spots & cart path only. The driving range is closed but you can hit into nets. Greens today were freshly aerated & sanded so putts not rolling great. My estimate is course needs 2-3 years of repairs & healing to return to the great shape it used to be in.

A couple holes that were cart path only due to repairs. Driving range was under construction but you have nets to hit into. Overall, the course was awesome outside of those few small things. Staff was awesome. One thing I appreciate, especially hot and at elevation, was water jugs on like every 2nd or 3rd hole. Definitely will be added to the rotation when I come theough town.

I feel Buffalo Run is getting a very bad rap! Some of the negative reviews just aren’t accurate. Is the course in perfect condition? No, but it’s still extremely playable n fun! Two fairways were a bit rough but other than that it was in great shape. I think I paid $54 on a Tuesday for golf, cart, n range which was a great deal. In my opinion, Buffalo Run is back!