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Highlights
Golfers hone their short game on a forgiving course carved into the land more than 50 years ago
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BarbaraTOP REVIEWERHELPFUL REVIEWER
70 ratings57 reviews
Golf course great..... boyfriend not so great. He was so uptight that it’s a small course and next people were at our heels the whole time. We argued and broke up! Lol... I will be back to this course - just in different company.
MyrnaTOP REVIEWER
16 ratings10 reviews
I guess I expected a little bit more. It was hard to know where to go for the next hole because of the lack of signage. The tee boxes did not have markers to let you know where the expectation was that you teed off. I have a GPS watch and it did not work there for distances. But, on the good side, you were outside golfing and the employee said n the clubhouse was friendly.
Jim
2 ratings2 reviews
Greens are quite slow but normal for most 3 par courses. Overall very good.
Rochelle
3 ratings1 reviews
We had a great time! None of us are really “golfers,” but I was laid back and fun to play. Super easy to redeem our Groupon, and they even validated it on Labor Day (some other groupons would not).
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What You'll Get
- What’s included: Round of golf
- Club rental available?: no
- Not valid for leagues or special events
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The Fine Print
Promotional value expires Jun 30, 2020. Amount paid never expires.
Reservation required. Subject to weather. Not valid for leagues or special events. Limit 1 per person, may buy 2 additional as gift(s). Limit 1 per visit.
Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
About Mendota Heights Par 3
Mendota Heights has always had a hunger for golf. In 1961, just five years after the city's founding, the community draped nine short holes over the rolling terrain of a farm and dubbed it the Mendota Heights Par 3. It hasn't changed much over the years, still offering a forgiving layout for beginners to learn the game and more experienced golfers to practice using a mannequin leg instead of a putter. The scaled-down layout also serves as a training ground for lessons, camps, and leagues for golfers of all ages.
Mendota Heights Par 3
Sport, Golf, Sport & Outdoor