In Minnesota golf, Rush Creek Golf Club is well-known for its exceptional service and challenging holes. Rush Creek has hosted 3-LPGA events and in 2004 hosted the U.S. Amateur Public Links Championship. Widely considered one of the best golf courses in Minnesota and in the Midwest, we visited with Jay Meyerhoff, the Head PGA Professional, who shared with us his thoughts on why Rush Creek is worth visiting.
Rush Creek Golf Club in Maple Grove, Minnesota is strategically placed amidst wandering, rush-filled marshlands, making it an oasis of natural beauty. This 7,306-yard, par-72 golf course is a premier public golf course with a private club feel. The expansive fairways invite golfers to hit bold drives, while the greens feature tough pin placements, requiring exceptional accuracy. Rush Creek is the former home to the Minnesota LPGA and U.S. Amateur Public Links Championship.
Legends Golf Club in Prior Lake, Minnesota is the home to a beautifully scenic 7,063-yard, par-72 golf course. The expansive natural setting features a 30-acre lake, cascading creeks, scenic wetlands, deep ponds, and dramatic topography and is an Audubon…
Braemar Golf Course in Edina, Minnesota features 27 regulation holes, two 9-hole executive courses, a pro shop, driving range, practice putting green, indoor golf dome, banquet and meeting rooms, and grill. Located only 20 minutes from both downtown Minneapolis and…
Enter to Win a Twin Cities Play & Stay Package It's hard to believe it's already August! We've been enjoying an amazing golf season here in Minnesota and despite the heat our courses are in great shape. Congratulations to Jen…
New Par 3 Course Opens in Twin Cities When you're just learning to play golf, the idea of playing a full round of 18 holes might be intimidating. But there are a few things you can do to make golf…
Over the last several weeks I’ve been traveling around the state meeting with folks from our various member facilities and also shooting video of the golf courses, some of which you may have already started to see here on this blog and other places. We have had an unusual year for weather in Minnesota with plenty of rain, heat and high humidity. Still, our golf courses are in terrific condition.