I played Dakota Landing Golf Course years ago and recently returned to visit the driving range with my son, who has never golfed before. We had an absolute blast. The range has plenty of space, so even with several others practicing nearby, it never felt crowded or intimidating. Thankfully, none of our stray shots ventured too close to anyone—though we gave a few golf balls an adventurous flight path! It’s the kind of relaxed, welcoming atmosphere that makes trying something new fun. Great layout, friendly vibes, and a perfect spot to share the joy of golf with someone just starting out. We'll be back!

Nice little community 9 hole course. It’s usually in “decent” condition but the greens are about as slow as you will find. You can usually jump on with little notice. This is a beginner / family course so that’s who you’ll likely behind. Most of the holes are pretty easy but it does play a longer than most tracks of this type. Driving range, chipping green and putting green are all kept in great shape. We play here once a week and is a great place for my teenager to hone in his skills without the pressure of a more advanced course. Staff here is super friendly.

Was hitting balls on the range and putting green Monday till 7:30. Says they close at 8:00 online. The usual adults were working. Walked in at 6:50 on Tuesday to hit a quick small bucket. They had 4-5 high schoolers hanging out in the club house. They told me it closes at 7:00.

I hit a hole in 1 here at #8. Goat Ranch that has blossomed into a Pleasant 9 Hole Golf Course with Dring Range & Putting Green. Beer, Sodas, dogs & chips for sale also

No tee times which is fine and the greens are slow but decently taken care of. The issue is that in the absence of tee times you have to enforce pace of play. Got done with 5 holes in 1.5 hours. Spoke with the guy inside who sent out the ranger.....who should have been out there already. Too bad, this course could be great and affordable but until they step it up no way I'm coming back.