Minnesota Golf Weather

Pick a city below for a 5-day golf-specific forecast — wind impact, dew point comfort, gusts, and tee-time breakdowns.

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August, June, July, September

Based on typical conditions near Detroit Lakes. This is a climate planning guide, not a forecast for every part of Minnesota.

Minnesota golf weather by month

Typical climate near Detroit Lakes, the largest golf-city cluster in Stymie's Minnesota directory, paired with estimated course-season availability statewide.

Monthly golf weather and estimated course availability for Minnesota
MonthGolf outlookTypical tempEst. dew pointRainWindEst. courses open*
JanuaryLimited10°F8°F0.6"12 mph12
FebruaryLimited13°F10°F0.7"12 mph12
MarchLimited29°F22°F1.2"13 mph29
AprilLimited43°F32°F2.1"13 mph583
MayVery good56°F44°F3.2"12 mph611
JuneBest67°F56°F4.2"11 mph611
JulyBest73°F60°F3.4"10 mph611
AugustBest70°F57°F2.9"10 mph611
SeptemberVery good61°F50°F2.9"11 mph611
OctoberMixed44°F36°F2.5"12 mph610
NovemberLimited30°F24°F0.8"12 mph483
DecemberLimited16°F13°F1"11 mph14

Climate values are NASA POWER 2001–2020 climatology at a representative golf-city point; dew point is estimated from typical temperature and relative humidity. Method and source. *Estimated open uses the published-course monthly open rate across Minnesota's eligible course directory.

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Minnesota golf weather — frequently asked

When is the best time to play golf in Minnesota?

August, June, July, September score highest in Stymie's 12-month planning model near Detroit Lakes. The model combines NASA POWER typical temperature, estimated dew point, precipitation, and wind; conditions vary across Minnesota, so use the city forecast before booking.

What dew point is comfortable for golf in Minnesota?

Dew points under 60°F are generally comfortable for golf. Below 50°F feels dry and crisp. Above 70°F, wet grips, heat stress, and dehydration matter more, although humid air itself is slightly less dense and does not make the ball fly shorter.

How does altitude affect golf in Minnesota?

Most Minnesota courses sit at low elevation, so altitude doesn't meaningfully change ball flight. Pick a city below for the local forecast and conditions.

Where can I check weather for a specific Minnesota golf course?

Open the course on Stymie's directory and use the weather card on the right side of the course page — it links to a course-specific forecast at /weather?course={course-slug}. Or pick a city below for an area-wide read.