Golf Courses in Minnesota
Minnesota has 589 golf courses — 469 public, 24 private — with an average slope rating of 130 across 309 USGA-rated courses. The hardest is Meadow Greens Golf Course in Lansing Township at slope 152. Browse by county or city below, with scorecards and USGA slope ratings where available.
Browse Minnesota Courses by Numbers
Hardest by Slope
Meadow Greens Golf Course
Interlachen Country Club
Rush Creek Golf Club
Spring Hill Golf Club
Willingers Golf Club
Savannah Oaks Golf Club
Golden Valley Country Club
Hazeltine National Golf Course
TPC Twin Cities
Olympic Hills Golf Club
Easiest for Beginners
Centerbrook Golf Course
Gem Lake Hills Golf Course
Brightwood Hills Golf Course
Inver Wood Golf Course
Brookland Golf Park
Minnesota National Golf Course
Burl Oaks Golf Club
Lake Miltona Golf Club
Wells Golf Course
Eagle View Golf Course
Longest by Yardage
Hazeltine National Golf Course
Windsong Farm Golf Club
TPC Twin Cities
Olympic Hills Golf Club
Medina Golf & Country Club
Oxbow Country Club
Rush Creek Golf Club
Somerby Golf Club
The Wilderness at Fortune Bay
Grand National Golf Course
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Top Courses in Minnesota
Meadow Greens Golf Course
Lansing Township · 18 holes · Par 72
Interlachen Country Club
Edina · 18 holes · Par 73
Rush Creek Golf Club
Corcoran · 18 holes · Par 72
Spring Hill Golf Club
Orono · 18 holes · Par 72
Golden Valley Country Club
Golden Valley · 18 holes · Par 73
Hazeltine National Golf Course
Chaska · 18 holes · Par 72
Savannah Oaks Golf Club
Lynd · 18 holes · Par 36
Willingers Golf Club
Northfield · 18 holes · Par 72
TPC Twin Cities
Blaine · 18 holes · Par 72
Olympic Hills Golf Club
Eden Prairie · 18 holes · Par 72
StoneRidge Golf Club
Stillwater · 18 holes · Par 72
The Wilds
Prior Lake · 18 holes · Par 72
Minnesota Golf News & Articles
Hoyt Lakes Golf Course: Iron Range Golf in Minnesota
A 9-hole muni on Minnesota's Iron Range that plays a full 18 from two tee sets, complete with a periscope and a ship's bell on its blind par 7th.
Green Lea Golf Course Hosts the 100th Shortstop in 2026
Green Lea in Albert Lea, Minnesota plays 6,204 yards to a par 72 and hosts the 100th edition of the Shortstop, one of the state’s longest running match play tournaments.
Links at Northfork: A True Links Test in the Twin Cities
Links at Northfork in Ramsey, MN is a nationally ranked public course with open fairways, honest conditions, and a layout that rewards strategy over power.
Pioneer Creek: 13 Water Holes and a Slope of 141
Pioneer Creek rolls through 200 acres of glacial terrain in Maple Plain, Minnesota, with water in play on 13 of 18 holes and greens that run faster than almost any public course in the state.
Stonebrooke Golf Club: Where Hole 8 Needs a Ferry
Stonebrooke Golf Club in Shakopee, MN is a 4-star Golf Digest course where water comes into play on 13 holes and getting to the 8th green requires a pontoon boat ferry across Lake O'Dowd.
Valley High: The Only 18-Hole in Houston County, MN
Houston County's only 18-hole public course sits in the Mississippi River bluff country of southeast Minnesota, where Homer Fieldhouse routed a par-71 layout across rolling terrain in 1970. It still plays great today.
About Golf in Minnesota
Minnesota has 589 golf courses ranging from public daily-fee tracks to exclusive private clubs. The average slope rating across rated courses in Minnesota is 130, compared to the national average of 113. 309 courses have verified slope and course ratings. Course pages link to official contact and website information where available; tee-time alerts are currently an early-access feature.
Frequently asked questions
How many golf courses are in Minnesota?
Minnesota has 589 golf courses in the Stymie directory, including 469 public and 24 private courses.
What is the hardest golf course in Minnesota?
Meadow Greens Golf Course in Lansing Township is the hardest golf course in Minnesota with a maximum slope rating of 152. Slope measures difficulty for a bogey golfer — 113 is average, 140+ is very difficult.
What is the average slope rating in Minnesota?
The average slope rating across 309 USGA-rated Minnesota courses is 130. The US national average is 113.