Recently I had the privilege of playing Keller Golf Course. Keller, rich in MN golf history, was remodeled in 2014. The combination of original routing and modern green complex makes the course one of the best in MN. Play it!
If Deer Run Golf Club were a symphony orchestra it would make incredible music.
The audience who witnesses the performance of a fine symphony orchestra become infatuated and actually feels the music. The outstanding music is the product of professional musicians working together.
River Falls Golf Club is the oldest golf course in western Wisconsin. Opening in 1929 during the Golden Age of Golf (the first golf boom), this beautiful golf course has stood the test of time for almost 100 years, it’s wonderful natural qualities have kept golfers returning year after year.
Question: What does it take to make a great golf experience?
Answer: A perfectly conditioned golf course with great views and an attentive staff with lots of inventive ideas to make golf fun for you!
For the last fifteen years the game of golf has been on a downward trend. For various reasons more players are dropping out of the game than are starting to play golf. Over the past few years hundreds of golf courses all across America have closed.
Ruttger’s wants golfers to experience the natural beauty and exceptional challenge of the Lake Golf Course. Play Ruttger’s 18 championship holes (some Masters quality) for $1.39 per hole.
If you still don’t know where Minnesota National Golf Club is, the summer of 2015 is the time to discover the best kept secret in Minnesota golf. The golf course is located just west of Big Sandy Lake, which is a par-5 north of McGregor, MN.
The golf course that once held the USGA Public Links Championship and a Women’s professional tournament for seven years are now BACK IN TOURNAMENT CONDITION.
Well hidden in a remote location between Emily and Manhattan Beach, Golden Eagle Golf Club has proven that having a successful golf course is not
People do things for different reasons! Therefore it would seem that groups of people (like elected officials, park boards, city councils or mayors) do things for different reasons.
