Le Sueur

Le Sueur Country Club was founded during 1926, per this discussion at the course’s site: “In the course of the conversation Dr. Kraft said he thought it was about time for Le Sueur to build a golf club. The other two agreed that as long as it seemed to be the smart thing, for smart towns to do, certainly Le Sueur should keep abreast of the times.” The original nine was laid out by a local golfer, Ward Cosgrove.

Decades later, continuing to keep abreast of the times, the club turned to Minnesota’s Joel Goldstrand to renovate the original nine holes, as well as add another nine and create a proper 18. In the years since that development, Le Sueur has continued to enjoy the route Goldstrand put forward across its moderately hilly terrain, with multiple tee and approach shots made over the creek that bears the club’s (and the nearby town’s) name.