Curt S
Latest Reviews
Theodore Wirth Golf Course
Course Name: Theodore Wirth Golf Course
Course Type: Parkland
Location: Minneapolis, Mn
Amenities/Clubhouse - A good size clubhouse, and pro shop serving good bbq. An average range with an average sized putting green that rolled true.
Course Type/Style - A municipal city course with history and tradition. The course doesn’t play very long but can be tight in certain spots. The course offers several elevation changes within holes, going downhill and uphill. The fairways were rolling hills lined by tall mature trees. Be careful, there a couple water holes surrounded by marshland. Tucked away in the city, this course offers all golfers of varying skills a challenge.
Course Layout /Design
1. Doglegs - Yes, mostly par 5’s
2. Short Par 4’s - yes, however the layup shot needs to be precise for a good look on the approach, as well as the T if you go for it, water and trees lurk if you are not straight
3. Long Par 3’s - a good mix of short and semi long par 3’s
4. Hazards - marsh, water, woods
Course Shape
1. Tee Boxes - playable, some were in ruff shape
2. Fairways - playable, not real wide, some spots had longer grass, not spongy but soft enough for big divots
3. Greens - small, not undulated, very subtle breaks and in really good shape, not fast not slow
4. Bunkers - not the best, hard sand, still recovering from recent rains
Service: Excellent - Pro Shop to cart/bag drop/starter attendants
Carts: no gps, USB charger, ample space for drinks and accessories
Overall: 7
Course Type: Parkland
Location: Minneapolis, Mn
Amenities/Clubhouse - A good size clubhouse, and pro shop serving good bbq. An average range with an average sized putting green that rolled true.
Course Type/Style - A municipal city course with history and tradition. The course doesn’t play very long but can be tight in certain spots. The course offers several elevation changes within holes, going downhill and uphill. The fairways were rolling hills lined by tall mature trees. Be careful, there a couple water holes surrounded by marshland. Tucked away in the city, this course offers all golfers of varying skills a challenge.
Course Layout /Design
1. Doglegs - Yes, mostly par 5’s
2. Short Par 4’s - yes, however the layup shot needs to be precise for a good look on the approach, as well as the T if you go for it, water and trees lurk if you are not straight
3. Long Par 3’s - a good mix of short and semi long par 3’s
4. Hazards - marsh, water, woods
Course Shape
1. Tee Boxes - playable, some were in ruff shape
2. Fairways - playable, not real wide, some spots had longer grass, not spongy but soft enough for big divots
3. Greens - small, not undulated, very subtle breaks and in really good shape, not fast not slow
4. Bunkers - not the best, hard sand, still recovering from recent rains
Service: Excellent - Pro Shop to cart/bag drop/starter attendants
Carts: no gps, USB charger, ample space for drinks and accessories
Overall: 7