I played today and I am extremely disappointed about the condition of this course! I’ve played over 20 different public courses this summer and this was by far the worst! We haven’t had any substantial rain for at least a week yet this course still has washed out and rutted areas on the fairways, cart paths and bunkers! Numerous fairways have large patches of dirt, sand bunkers have grass & weeds growing in them as well as washed out edges. The cart paths are terrible: rutted and large bumps and wash outs. Very poor maintenance all around! Should close the course until improvements are made to prevent future loss of play - I for one will not play it again.

I've golfed all across the country and this course was by far in worse condition than any I've ever encountered. If Minnesota is the land of 10,000 lakes, I sure hope they included this course otherwise they need to change their license plates. I understand it's rained a lot but the other 4 courses I golfed, including one in a major downpour, didn't flood. This course is poorly maintained, has zero drainage and as a result is a torn up mud pit from tee box to greens. Were it not for the insane $75 cost for a round I'd say go see it just for the novelty. Save your money and go somewhere, ANYWHERE else

Is not worth visiting as this is a city course and the condition is not very good. Green is pretty good as a city course. There are few fairways that are pretty rough. Rather to spend a little more money to play courses like Stonebrooke, DeerRun, Chaska Town Course.

Played 18 on a Saturday, took 5 and a half hours. That’s a hostage situation with better scenery. Theodore Wirth is a decent course, but the weekend experience doesn’t come close to matching the price tag. If you’re charging $75, manage the pace. Until then, I’d book elsewhere.

I’m done donating money to Minneapolis run golf courses. Absolutely embarrassing conditions. This does not justify 47$ walking and 70$ riding.