The Tee Times Press Magazine’s Local Golf – Minnesota page delivers a variety of wonderful golf experiences covering the golf courses located in Minnesota. Articles for you to enjoy and learn about our local golf courses. Enjoy reading our articles on your favorite subject!
Prom Catering
Even two weeks later, Prom Catering’s Bill Given was still trying to catch his breath after his company broke the all-time concessions record for the U.S. Open at Merion Golf Club this past June. Given shared a glimpse of how a catering company not only survives, but thrives.
PGA TOUR’s TPC Twin Cities honored with GCSAA/Golf Digest Environmental Leaders in Golf National Private Award and “100 Best Golf Shops” Award
Underscoring the PGA TOUR’s commitment to environmental excellence, the TOUR’s TPC Twin Cities in Blaine, MN – home to the Champions Tour’s 3M Championship
Minnesota Metro Chapter of Executive Women’s Golf Association Names 2010 Board of Directors
The Minnesota Metro chapter of the Executive Women’s Golf Association (EWGA) has appointed its new board of directors for 2010.
Cragun’s Welcomes Veterans
With little fanfare, one of Minnesota iconic lake resorts is doing its part to honor Minnesota Veterans on Memorial Day. If you have lived in Minnesota for any length of time then you recognize the name.
26TH ANNUAL WAYZATA CHILLY OPEN – Wayzata Celebrates Winter On Lake Minnetonka
Minnesota Golf in February? Since 1984 hundreds of golfers from all around the metro area have gathered on Lake Minnetonka in February to participate in the Wayzata Chilly Open.
A Country’s Club
The chopper descended, as the collective spirits of those present on the grounds Mendakota Country Club arose. On September the 11th, eights years to the day of one of our proud country’s most sobering, saddening, and painful moments — hundreds upon hundreds gathered at the Mendota Heights’ course to honor the relentless spirit of our nation, and the courage of those defending the United States.
Q&A With Peter Wong – Golf Course Photographer
If you are a golfer in Minnesota you’ve probably seen some of Peter Wong’s spectacular golf course photographs. While Peter has photographed courses from around the world he has become very well known in this area and has done work for many courses in the state.
The Hawk And The Squirrel
It was a regional qualifier for a national championship contested at one of the fine, old, private courses in Minnesota. The clear blue September shy was interrupted
Golf Clubs That Grow – Acculength Golf Clubs
Kids grow like weeds and since quality junior golf clubs cost as much or more than a new bike, parents often have their children learn the game with clubs that don’t fit.
Tom Smith, The Transplanted Canadian, Has Success In Golf – The Business And His Game
Growing up in Winnipeg, Canada, Tom Smith caddied at St. Charles Country Club where his dad was a member. St. Charles CC is a one of a kind 27 hole golf course where Donald Ross designed the first nine
Tee It Up At Top-Ranking Grand View Lodge
Grab your clubs and come see why Grand View Lodge was just ranked among the 75 Best Golf Resorts in North America by Golf Digest.
Leaderboard – Kathy Swanson
Kathy Swanson started playing golf in her twenties just after finishing college and she hasn’t looked back since. Despite being considered a late bloomer
Design Thaw
Rare is the Minnesota golfer who hasn’t ever knelt beneath a low-cut white pine on a muggy July afternoon, his perspiring back embattled by mosquitoes and pine needles
A Top Superintendent: Jack MacKenzie
Being a top Superintendent is akin to being a celebrated Chef: the seasons are turbulent, the customers are particular, and the hours are oft-trying.
Blades of Grades: U of M Associate Professor of Turfgrass Sciences Dr. Brian Horgan
Just as we players love to spin tales of our ball’s ascension from the earth, each blade of earthen turf below our respective spikes has its own story. Or, in the case of University of Minnesota Associate Professor of Turfgrass Sciences Dr. Brian Horgan: a study.
Leaderboard – Harry Wisdom
When Harry enrolled at the University of North Dakota in the early 1960’s, it hadn’t crossed his mind that he was going to be a career military man.


















