Grand Pines Golf Course

Always in great shape. Greens are well kept. Pace of play is efficient, most often. Drink prices are perfect. Beer cart is always nearby.

The course is always in great shape. Definitely worth checking out if you're in cabin country.

Did not appreciate as a first timer visiting your course asking me if I was having a blond moment over a misunderstanding between my friend visiting from fort mac about booking clubs with our tee time. To the older gentleman getting carts for customers and arguably rude learn to keep your comments to yourself. My hair is not blonde but silver and grey. Clearly you shouldn’t be helping customers if that’s what you got for customer service. Will not be returning for insults when obviously it’s should have not been a problem.

Weather was nice. I wasn't impressed with the par 3 hole 14th. It looks so runned down. Clean it up a bit.looking pretty shabby. Other then that.it's a good course. Very challenging from the blues. Would have given 5 stars but the 14th is pretty ugly view. Felt like being on a different course.

It's a very scenic drive to play this challenging, forest-lined and reasonably priced golf course. Depending on your choice of 4 tee boxes, it can be very difficult to score low here; the greens are very large, undulating and roll quick - but very fair and consistent. After golf, nearby Lake Winnipeg offers some world class beaches and campgrounds. This is a tee box view of one of the par 3s. Enjoy!

Really nice course. Not a single bad hole on the course. Nice to see a country course make the effort and hire a good architect to make sure the course is done right from the beginning. The course was in good condition and the green where very good. Maybe a little on the slow side but in really good shape. To be fair they had had a lot of rain the pervious few days so they where a bit on the soft side. This course is really good value for your buck and I look forward to playing it again

Great golf course, one of the best in Manitoba just North of Winnipeg on highway 59. They have lessons for kids, a kids golf free promotion all summer and one of the best kept golf courses in Manitoba. There is a great bar/ restaurant across the highway as well.

Nice course. Greens in good shape. Long holes with no shortage of opportunity to put ball in bush though fairways are wide. Nice that they have premium beer in cart, like smithwicks. Location so handy by the beaches.

Course was challenging and greens were nice, but fairways were in poor shape. Very dry and mostly brown dead spots all over. Friends I played with said they'd never seen the course in this bad of shape. Disappointing as the layout is really interesting and it would have been an awesome course had the grass been watered and lush.

Also, after we finished the front nine, the marshall let off a group of 8 golfers (4 of whom were children) cut in front of us on the 10th hole. Group wouldn't let us play through so we skipped hole 11. Came back later to 11th hole to finish it later on and got yelled at by the marshall and accused of trying to play extra holes before dark.

When I drive all the way from the city to play at a course that's supposedly one of the "best in the province", I expect better conditions than this, and better treatment than this. I paid for 18 holes, I'm playing all 18. And letting an 8-some of non-golfers cut in front of an 18-hole-paying group doesn't make your customer feel valued. Not planning to return, unfortunately. Definitely not worth the long drive.