Brainerd Lakes is Minnesota's "go-to" golf destination
You can burn through multiple tanks of gas traversing all of Minnesota’s highways, byways and fairways in search of the state’s best golf. But if time and efficiency are the watchwords, there’s one single destination that will satisfy: Brainerd Lakes Region, less than three hours from the Twin Cities.
Even the most ardent golfer will find a full week’s worth of excellent venues in very close proximity. On the “to-do” list: Deacon’s Lodge, a first-rate Arnold Palmer design. Grand View Lodge, with two fine choices: The Pines course, and even better, The Preserve course. There’s Golden Eagle Golf Club, Whitebirch at Breezy Point Resort, and The Classic at Madden’s.
All in all, what’s known as The Brainerd Golf Trail offers over 180 holes of golf and 5 distinctive, “old school” lodging properties all within a 45-minute drive. It’s a stellar lineup, and the fact that the region is far better known for boating, fishing and all manner of lake activities makes this estimable golf presence even more impressive.
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Your little guides are really good and have helped me visualise myself as a golf player rather than restricting myself to the driving range.
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