Priest Lake Golf Course

Anthony Marino

Front nine is pretty nice. Then the back nine gets more challenging. Pretty layout.

Bill Christman

Fairways had a nice cut, ruff nicely trimmed. Greens in good shape. Very nice

Sno Catter

The course is awesome. Dissatisfied with the hours of operation for food. Arrived for a 9:12 tee time and after 9 holes wanted to have some lunch but kitchen doesn't open until noon. Guess you need to expect to play the back nine hungry.

Dean Rogers

Fun 18 hole golf course located at Priest Lake. It was originally a 9 hole golf course, and was expanded to 18 about 20 years ago. Owned by Hills resort. The front 9 holes are pretty easy to score on, and the back is more challenging. The front is the original 9 and the back is the expansion and cuts through wetlands (several carry shots off the tee). Not a long course at about 6200 yards from the tips, but especially the back 9 holes brings in a lot of tougher shots and placement/positioning of your tee shots and second shots. It plays for 1 dollar a hole after twilight (serious bargain) and the course itself is usually in nice shape. The fairways by summer get really lush and the greens are never lighting fast but are nice for this caliber of golf course. Definitely recommend people stop by and play the course.