Bethel University

Arden Hills, Minnesota     1 course · 19 holes     Driving directions

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-  +0 votes  + Nick Bosovich › August 26, 2019
B+
Really tough and technical course. Lots of natural OB, water carries, right shots, and a few to open up on. Not a lot of scoring on this cause because of the technicality.
-  +0 votes  + Cory K › February 13, 2017
B
Played the new 18 hole layout. All holes played as par 3. Very Windy and Icy. Most tee pads were slick with Ice. A very challenging course. High risk , High reward.
-  +0 votes  + Sean Hall › September 29, 2018
A
Awesome course! Mix of technical and bomber holes, all set in an absolutely beautiful atmosphere. Going for the pro pins on the long tee boxes is quite a challenge. Only complaints as mentioned is that the signage is pretty "Meh" and it can be tough to navigate the course unless you use a course map on your phone.
-  +0 votes  + Benjamin McMullen › August 27, 2018
A
The new 18 hole layout is incredible. Has the feel of a very high end course, except its free to play. Everything is perfect except the signage is mediocre. Tee pad signs are stapled laminate, and there's no direction to next holes. A small price to pay for such an incredible experience!
-  +0 votes  + Seth Ringler › April 24, 2022
A
-  +0 votes  + Evan Hardy › September 18, 2020
A-
[TLDR: Long course with lots of OB, water, brush, trees and technical shots. Well maintained fun and challenging] Bethel University's course is a a hike playing the long tees and long baskets. To get in you usually have to stop at the entry gate and tell the person your there to disk. I have been told that the University is not allowing visitors before(there is a 10 car restriction at the moment because of Covid-19). The course is set up to have changes in basket location. Lots of grade deviatio ...
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-  +0 votes  + Greg Rife › May 29, 2021
A+
An outstanding wide-ranging mix of challenginging variables, including many elevation changes. Unrivaled aesthetrics relative to all other Twin Cities courses. Often feels like you are playing in the middle of the "Minnesota northwoods " somewhere, even though you are inside of a large metro area. Although several holes are very difficult, all holes provide an achievable route for the skilled player, with the key arch-nemesis of luck eliminated.
-  +0 votes  + Seamus McGuinness › June 14, 2023
A
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