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The Sleepy Eye Golf Course facility is a par 36, nine hole course. It features 2,971 yards of golf with water hazards and sand bun...
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Tour Historic Fort Ridgely and wander through the ruins of this once thriving outpost. Learn about the U.S.-Dakota Conflict of 1862, a major e...
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The gentle flowing Big Cottonwood River meandersthrough this southern park. The sand-bottom swimming pond, picnic area, campgrounds and group cente...
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The Springfield Golf Course is a beautiful 9 hole track along the Cottonwood River on the south edge of Springfield Minnesota. Built in 1956, the c...
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Mayflower's 9 hole course is set in the country on 160 acres with lush greens and a variety of tee boxes. Hole 6 is not the highest handicap hole b...
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A Tournament Golf Course at an Affordable Rate with Pro Shop, Bar & Grill and Banquet Hall to accommodate Weddings, Business, Parties, Leagues ...
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The Madelia Golf Course is a challenging 9-hole, par 36 course, nestled along the edges of the Watonwan River and Watona City Park. The cour...
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This 18 hole championship masterpiece is built on 240 acres of rolling countryside, it features natural wetlands, the winding beauty of Wabasha Cre...
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The Redwood Falls Golf Club and The Sand Trap. Play the challenging yet forgiving 18 hole regulation golf course this summer. Walk or ride this par...
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Rolling hills, mature trees, and expertly maintained greens are only part of the golfing experience offered at Oakdale Golf Club, an 18 hole...
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The Olivia Golf Course was built in 1928. Before becoming a golf course, the land was used by the U.S. Army as a pasture for their horses to ...
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Windom Country Club is a Semi-Private tree lined course. The trees come into play on every hole of the 3059/2907/2565 yard par 36 course that will ...
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About Us:North Links Golf Course is a public golf course featuring a traditional, prairie style layout with multi-tiered and undulating greens to c...
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The word Minneopa comes from the Dakota languageand is interpreted to mean "water falling twice," referring to the beautiful waterfalls of the Minn...
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