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Golf is the universal language of both travel and business. Simulators, PGA Instruction, putting green, and a full service lounge all await you on your next trip through MSP. It’s a haven for anyone who loves golf or the lifestyle and is passing through the airport.
Address and Contact Information
Address: Terminal 1, 4300 Glumack Dr, St Paul, MN 55111
Phone: (612) 361-8960
Website: http://www.pgamsp.com/
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Reviews
Peter Nguyen
Great lounge for Priority Pass! I was provided a $15 voucher and got myself a delicious patty melt and fries for lunch before my flight! Still had to pay the remaining out of pocket, but much affordable for what’s sold in the airport. Definitely will be back in the future when craving another burger! If you need snacks before your flight, there are free snacks on the desk at the bar.
… moreIrene Eng
This is my first PGA airport lounge, through priority pass, with your membership number. It provides $15 credit, which I gave to a young couple.
It has two sections: one side is the normal restaurant where you can grab an s go, or sit down. The other side has simulators, sitting area and the server will bring you the menu.
… moreIt has two sections: one side is the normal restaurant where you can grab an s go, or sit down. The other side has simulators, sitting area and the server will bring you the menu.
PrasadF
Loved this one of a kind lounge and would definitely visit again while transiting via Minneapolis.
You get $15 credit on your lounge card through which you can order whatever you like. For additional guests, you get extra $15 per guest which is a big plus. The food was amazing so we were able to utilize it under $30 after which I tipped the lady for her help because she was handling the whole place by herself.
You can also play the Golf simulation when you request it and not a lot of people were there so we enjoyed our time.
… moreYou get $15 credit on your lounge card through which you can order whatever you like. For additional guests, you get extra $15 per guest which is a big plus. The food was amazing so we were able to utilize it under $30 after which I tipped the lady for her help because she was handling the whole place by herself.
You can also play the Golf simulation when you request it and not a lot of people were there so we enjoyed our time.
Annie P
We stopped by the PGA lounge because we had a 2 hour layover. We enter with our Priority Pass, which they give you $15 vouchers for the food which was not bad. We ordered the Chicken Quesadilla, Chicken wings, mushroom Swiss burger, and the soup and salad combo. The food was pretty good and came out quick. The service from the front desk to the food service was just excellent. Such friendly and kind staff, made everything was all right and wish us safe travels when we departed. There was a lounge area with the mini golf and bar, and also the Resturant sit down area. Which is located on the edge of the mall in the airport.
… moreKristen Condrey
My husband and I had about a 2 hour layover so we hung out in this lounge. The food was decent and the staff was excellent. We also got a $15 per person voucher which was great! The drinks were made tight too.
… moreEitan Feldman
It used to be a lot better but as a lounge now, it is quite disappointing. Service was mediocre, beer is $9 a pint before tips and taxes and there’s few complementary snacks.
With a lounge key pass you get a $15 credit which really only buys you a beer.
It’s very ghetto for the caliber and quality of the rest of the airport. The other lounge is much nicer but it’s only available with the Priority Pass… So dream on.
… moreWith a lounge key pass you get a $15 credit which really only buys you a beer.
It’s very ghetto for the caliber and quality of the rest of the airport. The other lounge is much nicer but it’s only available with the Priority Pass… So dream on.
Tom C (TravellerTom)
Food and service was great! Loved the Tavern burger. The French Fries were tasty too. The Salmon BLT was a bit strange, but if you like salmon, it was a nice salmon filet. The Frenchie (roast beef dip) was also excellent!
PGA MDP Airport lounge has a breakfast menu served all day, but it only opens at 11:00 am, so kind of late for breakfast!
Priority pass restaurant that gives you and your guest a $15 voucher each, making the meal very affordable. No issues getting in, no capacity restrictions.
We splurged and also had a Surly IPA craft beer and a double vodka tonic!
We tipped on the Before discount price. We want to keep this one as part of Priority Pass and reward the servers for their fast service so we had plenty of time between our flights! There is 4% service charge automatically added to the bill, but the server does not get this. We still tipped 20%, since we benefitted from the Priority Pass credit.
This unique airport lounge also has a virtual golf option. But you have to choose food/drinks or golf. We chose the food/drink option!
… morePGA MDP Airport lounge has a breakfast menu served all day, but it only opens at 11:00 am, so kind of late for breakfast!
Priority pass restaurant that gives you and your guest a $15 voucher each, making the meal very affordable. No issues getting in, no capacity restrictions.
We splurged and also had a Surly IPA craft beer and a double vodka tonic!
We tipped on the Before discount price. We want to keep this one as part of Priority Pass and reward the servers for their fast service so we had plenty of time between our flights! There is 4% service charge automatically added to the bill, but the server does not get this. We still tipped 20%, since we benefitted from the Priority Pass credit.
This unique airport lounge also has a virtual golf option. But you have to choose food/drinks or golf. We chose the food/drink option!
Sarah Dokowicz
Great spot to come to during a layover if you have priority pass. The Buffalo chicken salad is really tasty although the side of sweet potato fries seemed a little over cooked. Overall, good vibe and to get the fastest service definitely sit at the bar.
… moreEmily Hoppe
I little tucked away bar upstairs kept the noise below down. Chatted with Matt, fantastic guy. Gave me a free drink for the wait. Foods hot, fresh and tasty. The price was more then I expected but thats an airport for you.
… moreSam
The PGA Golf Experience Lounge at the airport offers a unique concept of combining golf and dining, but unfortunately, my recent visit left me somewhat disappointed. One aspect that stood out was the steep pricing of their food. Even considering the inflated prices often found at airports, the menu at the PGA Golf Experience Lounge seemed excessively overpriced. The voucher provided with the Priority Pass, valued at $15, proved to be insufficient to cover most items on the menu.
It felt as though the main intention behind offering the Priority Pass voucher was to entice customers to visit the lounge, only to discover that they would need to pay extra out of pocket to enjoy a full meal. This approach left a sour taste in my mouth, as it gave the impression of deceptive advertising.
While the concept of combining a golfing experience with dining is intriguing, the execution fell short in terms of value for money. The lounge could benefit from reevaluating their pricing strategy to align with customer expectations, particularly considering the limited options available within airport terminals.
In conclusion, unless you have a strong interest in combining golf and dining, or if you simply have extra cash to spare, I would recommend exploring other dining options at the airport that offer better value for your money.
… moreIt felt as though the main intention behind offering the Priority Pass voucher was to entice customers to visit the lounge, only to discover that they would need to pay extra out of pocket to enjoy a full meal. This approach left a sour taste in my mouth, as it gave the impression of deceptive advertising.
While the concept of combining a golfing experience with dining is intriguing, the execution fell short in terms of value for money. The lounge could benefit from reevaluating their pricing strategy to align with customer expectations, particularly considering the limited options available within airport terminals.
In conclusion, unless you have a strong interest in combining golf and dining, or if you simply have extra cash to spare, I would recommend exploring other dining options at the airport that offer better value for your money.