Stillwater has several golf courses a short distance from the historic tourism district, so find the public golf course you’d like to try when you are here on vacation or incorporate a round into your company’s team building trip to Stillwater, MN.
Located within an apple orchard just west of Stillwater., the fragrant smells of our gardens and blossoming apple trees make your golf game quite an experience. Applewood is a meticulously maintained public, daily fee golf course (18 hole, par-62) providing a great challenge to every level of golfer. Applewood is an ideal course for all golfers – beginners to expert. The shorter layout is fun for families and group golf outings.
One of Minnesota’s Top 10 Golf Courses, Loggers Trail is laid out over a spacious 170 acres and plays to 7300 yards from the professional tees. Loggers Trail features bent grass fairways and large greens incorporating a mixture of links style holes with heavily wooded holes. With 18 championship holes in and hardly any houses on the course, you’ll get the feeling that you’re in northern Minnesota while being just minutes outside of the metro area.
Two golf courses with fantastic conditions designed to host groups with a layout that is perfect for bringing people together. The Championship course is Par 72, easily walkable with routing and layout that welcome and challenge all levels of golfer. The Exec course is par 29 and a great course to tune up your game and enjoy with family. We host events and leagues on each course.
An 18-hole, championship-caliber, public golf course, designed by the late Arnold Palmer and Annika Sörenstam. The Royal Club offers world-class luxury residences and world-class amenities like the clubhouse and Annika’s grill, all built into scenic woodlands that have been preserved for decades. As Arnold’s last course, and Annika’s first in the U.S., The Royal Club presents golf enthusiasts with a one-of-a-kind experience.
Rated #1 public access golf course in the Twin Cities according to Golfweek Magazine. Designed by Bobby Weed, this links style course features rolling bent grass fairways framed by native fescue grass. Large undulating greens and rustic irregular bunkering gives you a sense of playing “across the pond,” in your own Minnesota backyard. Come for the golf and stay for the food! StoneRidge Golf Club is semi-private golf club.
