Inside Edge Golf

Inside edge is a good spot to get some swings in during the cold months.
Pros: Good choices as far as the simulator is concerned. Play courses, range your clubs. I prefer bays 6 and 7 over 1 – 5 and the surround room is ok. 6 – 7 seem bigger.
Cons: Mats are beat down and need replaced where all the ball striking occurs.
I’d just say to have your expectations in check when you show up. It’s not tracman, putting and chipping, I’d skip all together. Go into it that you are going to get some swings in and bang a few balls with friends and family, you’ll have a great time. If you go there expecting warm sun and great food you’ll be disappointed. It also beets hitting frozen cracked balls outdoors at a golf zone for example.

The place is good for winter golf. One tip is make sure your driver is not white or the sensors won’t pick it up. But the main reason I’m giving two stars is that they serve 3.2 beer. I asked the guy why they are serving crap beer and he said it was because the liquor license was too expensive for real beer. As a small business owner myself, I can understand this. However they don’t mention it in their menu and still charge 4.25 for it. I had three beers before I realized it and felt like I got ripped off. Not that I needed the extra 1% alcohol, but they shouldn’t charge that much for it.

Inside Edge is made for die-​hard MN golfers. The people who want to work on their game during the winter.
I have now played three different times in their simulators. We usually book the private room in the back, so you can really enjoy the experience with a few friends.
They have famous golf courses from all over the world. Last time, we played St. Andrews.
Obviously, you’re hitting the golf balls off a mat, which I personally don’t really enjoy. Beyond that, you also can’t simulate the pressure of being on the golf course for real. So, I don’t put much stock at all in the results from our rounds.
However, it’s a good way to get some swings in during the brutal winters.
The current rate for the high-​end simulator is $ 47 for an hour. One player could play an 18-​hole round in an hour. If you played quickly, I would think 2 guys could crank out a round in an hour.
The one thing I would like to see some improvement on at Inside Edge is the food offering. We ordered a pizza, and it was very sub-​par. It wasn’t cooked well enough, and it felt like a $ 2.50 frozen pizza from the grocery store. On the other hand, the cheese curds were the real deal.

This place is awesome! I played spyglass hill and wow it really was fun to do something other than hit balls at a net or inside the braemar bubble.
The staff there is really friendly and are there to make the experience enjoyable. They were able to walk me through all the options and quirks with the machines and also explain how it works.
I also did a tournament there and wow was that fun. Inquire inside about the Tuesday night events with twin cities golf what a blast and I won $ 10!