The course was fun to play. I liked the character and enjoyment of the course being hilly. That being said...the greens were in really rough shape with sparse if any grass and discolored. Speed of the greens was good. Also the poor fairways were pretty beat up and brown as well as the ground being extremely hard in places. Needless to say the place needs some rain badly!

I drove up from the Twin Cities this past weekend to play Enger Park Golf Course and was pleasantly surprised by the shape it was in. From what I understand, they recently installed a new irrigation system, so the course is still recovering a bit, but overall it was in great condition. The greens rolled true and were fantastic. When I first arrived at the range, I met Sam, who was working on the ball machine. He was extremely friendly, and we had a great conversation. I later learned he’s the Assistant Manager, and he even came out during my round to check in and see how things were going. That kind of hospitality is rare in the big cities and honestly made the experience stand out, it gave the whole visit a welcoming, small-town feel that would make me come back again. The course itself has tons of character with stunning views of Lake Superior and the St. Louis River. Overall, Enger Park is a gem, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a memorable round in Duluth.

Under new management. Healthy grass, well maintained carts, fair prices. Overall, it's a great day of golfing any time of the season. Could use a little more organization around clubhouse amenities. The website for scheduling Tee times is easy to navigate. Not sure if walk ons are available, but im sure if you walk up to the Pro, they will let you know. Staff is friendly and helpful. Prices seem the same as Nemadji.

It’s a municipal course, so you know what to expect. I called to book a twilight tee time. They don’t offer twilight. No big deal. It had rained a ton the days leading up to the tee time so I called day of and asked if it was wet/check on conditions. The person told me the front was dry but the back was wet. When I arrived I said I wanted to do 9 and confirmed that I was starting on hole 1. The younger person ringing me in said yes that’s fine. I proceed to hole 1 and was quickly told that they were starting on 10th whole. I explained I wanted to stay dry, but was told to go to 10. The “ranger” told me he golfed it that morning but it was not as bad as expected. Well, it was soggy. Too soggy. Surprised they allowed carts. Tee box quality was ok, what you may expect from a muni. I didn’t expect heavy machinery construction on hole 11. Can’t beat the views of this course!!

We were apprehensive about golfing Enger course. The course was in desperate need of TLC the last couple years, so we were mostly playing Nemadji. We were glad we gave Enger another try! The conditions were excellent! We had a great 9 hole game. The course still needs work on the cart paths ( in the works I was told) and the clubhouse is in need of updating. Otherwise a 10/10.