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Minnesota

The Minnesota Golf Association was founded in the year 1901. It has been promoting and preserving playing golf across the state for more than a century, providing administrative support today to male golfers at more than 400 clubs. The Minnesota Women's Golf Association was founded in 1915 and takes care of the golfing needs of women who play in over 100 clubs across the state.

  1. White Bear Yacht Club

    Minnesota, United States

    With modest length, White Bear Yacht Club requires accuracy rather than length from the tee. If you suffer from a lack of balance, it might not be the golf course for you as you will seldom get a flat stance.

  2. Interlachen Country Club

    Minnesota, United States

    During the 1930 US Open at Interlachen Country Club, Bobby Jones skimmed his ball over the water on the 9th to make a birdie which went a long way to ensuring he achieved the "Grand Slam".

  3. Northland

    Minnesota, United States

    Founded in 1898, the golf club at Northland – as its name suggests – lies way up north, near the Canadian border, and the wooded, gently rolling course sits on top of cliffs that offer fantastic views of Lake Superior from many of its fairways.

  4. The Minikahda Club

    Minnesota, United States

    Minikahda – whose name comes from two Sioux Indian words meaning “by the side of the water” – dates back to 1898 when an amazing total of 600 members formed the club...

  5. Hazeltine National Golf Club

    Minnesota, United States

    Hazeltine National Golf Club was modified by Rees Jones (son of RTJ) ahead of the 1991 US Open which turned into a historic battle between Scott Simpson and Payne Stewart.

  6. Spring Hill Golf Club

    Minnesota, United States

    Seven of the tree-lined fairways at Spring Hill Golf Club lie to the north of the County Road that bisects the course. It’s a tough Tom Fazio track that meanders around a number of ponds and wetland areas.

  7. Minneapolis

    Minnesota, United States

    Venue for the USPGA Championships in 1959, the course at Minneapolis Golf Club is a Willie Park Jr. design from 1916 that was later rerouted by Donald Ross to accommodate a new clubhouse location.

  8. Windsong Farm Golf Club

    Minnesota, United States

    The firm of Fought and Lehman fashioned the course at Windsong Farm Golf Club but the duo have since separated to form their own independent design companies.

  9. Giants Ridge (Quarry)

    Minnesota, United States

    Jeff Brauer designed the golf facility at Giants Ridge Golf & Ski Resort and his longer, more difficult Quarry course – built on the site of a former mine – provides the premier test at this 36-hole complex.

  10. Somerset Country Club

    Minnesota, United States

    Members of Somerset Country Club celebrated the centenary of their course’s formation in 2019. It’s an old Seth Raynor design that has been substantially altered down the years.