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Elk River Golf Club:

Elk River Golf Club was rated as one of the best places to play by Golf Digest in 2008. ERGC is located just 45 minutes northwest of downtown Minneapolis. It is a member-owned championship course extending playing privileges to the public. Golf at Elk River Golf Club consists of an 18-hole, championship par 72 course that offers a variety of challenges and topography found nowhere else in the area. Elk River's lush fairways, small well-kept greens, oak woods, meandering creek, and strategically placed water hazards accommodate the novice, yet challenge the accomplished golfer. Elk River Golf Club's small-elevated greens place a premium on accuracy and shotmaking. It is not unusual to have used every club in the bag during a round of golf here. Download our app today to get offers and specials downloaded to right to your phone! 

Stones Throw Golf Course:

This Milaca golf course itself is a gem, challenging the serious golfer with a thought-provoking layout while at the same time relaxing the casual player with its wonder and scenic beauty. Two holes are adjacent to the Rum River. Six holes intertwine O’Neill Brook, and on many other holes, ponds come into play. In 2000, the course welcomed 11 new holes next to the forest and shifting terrain. This addition gave the Stones Throw Golf Course a much-appreciated facelift. The course has continued to mature wonderfully, with each hole developing its own distinct character. The course is a par 70 the distance ranges from 4,740 yards to 6,103 depending on which tees a golfer selects, and it has a rating of 70.2.

Kimball Golf Club:

Kimball Golf Club, located in Kimball, Minnesota is an 18 hole golf course located 15 minutes South of St. Cloud on Highway 15. This is one of Central Minnesota’s finest golf courses! Mature trees and rolling hills define the landscape of the Kimball Golf Club. The course has something to offer golfers of all different skill levels. The course features many elevated tees and greens with water in play on eleven of the eighteen holes Established in 1968. The course was designed by Joel Goldstrand. It was originally created as a nine hole course, but after 30 years of play, 9 more holes were added. The second nine or “back nine” opened in 1997. 

Pine City Country Club:

Experience Pine City Country Club, a public 9 hole, par 36 regulation length golf course with practice facilities, pro shop, bar and grill.

*Purchaser gets 18 holes with cart on visit

Bulrush Golf Club:

Bulrush is the best place to go for a round of golf in Rush City, Minnesota. You will not find a better option for a memorable round of golf. Bulrush Golf Club's goal is to provide an outstanding golf experience by consistently exceeding members and guest expectations in terms of quality, service and value. Bulrush Golf Club works hard each and every day to operate with the highest standard of integrity, professionalism, and fiscal responsibility. Bulrush Golf Club offers exciting membership opportunities, fun group outings, and a comfortable atmosphere at Rush Hour Bar & Grill.

Daytona Golf Club:

Daytona Golf Club was established in 1964.  The clubhouse and the course have changed over the years, but the original commitment to our guests has remained the same – to greet people with a smile, make them feel welcome and to provide a friendly & warm atmosphere for family and friends to enjoy the game of golf, the beauty of the outdoors and each other’s company.  We hope you enjoy your time spent here.

Springbrook Golf Course:

Located just east of the city of Mora (pop. 3,571) Spring Brook Golf Course and Country Club offers guests a beautiful 18-hole championship layout that can test the skills of even the most elite players. The Front nine holes allow players ample room to hit the rolling fairways, but miss any of the elevated, well-bunkered greens and bogey or worse is likely. The Back nine holes are literally cut out of the woods and lowlands of the property. Short and tight fairways force players to use every club in their bag. The slippery slopes of the back-side greens emphasize the importance of well placed approach shots.