Bent Creek Golf Club

Eden Prairie sits in the southwestern suburbs of Minneapolis, part of the Twin Cities metro's dense and genuinely passionate golf market. Minnesota's short season — ice and snow can linger into April, and the courses close again by November — tends to concentrate golfers' enthusiasm, and the suburban corridors west and south of the city are lined with layouts that serve a steady local membership and weekend traffic alike.

Bent Creek Golf Club fits squarely into that suburban-metro mold: a full 18-hole layout built for the everyday golfer navigating league nights, weekend rounds with neighbors, and the occasional scramble fundraiser. The par 71 suggests at least one fewer par 5 than a standard layout, which often signals a course that rewards precision and course management over pure distance.

The "Bent Creek" name points to the bent-grass playing surfaces standard throughout the Upper Midwest, where the cool climate keeps bentgrass fairways and greens in reliable shape through the heart of summer — typically the best playing conditions anywhere in the region.