Brookview Disc Golf Course - Disc Golf Course in Golden Valley, MN

Grade Breakdown

Overall C 78/100

Course Condition B 85/100

Design & Challenge D 62/100

Amenities A 90/100

Value B 82/100

Service C 75/100

Reputation C 70/100

About This Course

Brookview Golf Course is a well-established municipal facility in Golden Valley, MN, dating back to the 1920s. It offers an 18-hole regulation course described as mature and moderately bunkered with beautifully maintained greens and fairways, alongside a 9-hole Par 3 option. While it lacks championship-caliber design complexity, its strong value proposition, excellent amenities including a full-service restaurant and bar, and consistent maintenance make it a reliable choice for local golfers seeking a pleasant round without resort pricing.

Course Info

Holes 18

Type Municipal

Year Built 1920

Terrain Rolling

Practice Facilities

driving range golf academy

Signature Hole

Holes crossing Bassett Creek are noted as a key feature.

Details

Address 316 Brookview Pkwy S, Golden Valley, MN

City Golden Valley, MN

Who Should Play Here?

Beginner Recommended

Beginners will find Brookview welcoming with its mature layout and consistent maintenance. The presence of multiple tee options (implied by 'variety') and a dedicated Par 3 course make it an excellent environment for learning without high stakes.

Take advantage of the driving range to warm up before your round
The Par 3 course is available for a more relaxed practice session
Utilize the golf academy for lessons if you are new to the game

Intermediate Recommended

Mid-handicap golfers will appreciate the mature fairways and well-maintained greens that reward accuracy. The course offers a solid test of consistency, particularly around the creek hazards, without punishing errant shots excessively.

Focus on accuracy off the tee to avoid the water crossing
The Par 3 option is great for short game practice before the regulation round
Take advantage of twilight rates if available for better value

Advanced Playable

Advanced players may find the design somewhat traditional and lacking in modern strategic complexity. However, the mature conditions and creek hazards provide a fair test of ball striking and course management.