Minnesota
Golf in Stillwater
Stillwater has 7 golf courses — 4 public — topped by Loggers Trail Golf Course at 7,113 yards.
- Courses
- 7
- Public
- 4
- Longest
- 7,113 yds
Stillwater, Minnesota's oldest city, has built one of the state's most impressive local golf concentrations. Seven courses cluster in the Washington County hills above the St. Croix River — Applewood Hills, Indian Hills, Loggers Trail, Oak Glen, Stillwater Country Club, Stillwater Oaks (now closed), and StoneRidge. The St. Croix valley's rolling terrain, timber-era history, and scenic beauty make Stillwater a natural golf destination. The historic downtown and the river bring visitors who extend their stay for a round on these forested hillside layouts. The surrounding Minnesota landscape's glacial legacy creates natural scenic context for the golf course, connecting players to the lakes, forests, and prairies that define the state's remarkable natural diversity.
The card
Courses in Stillwater
- Applewood Hills Golf Course Washington CountyPublic Par 62 · 3,896 yds · 60.2/9618 holes
- Indian Hills Golf Club Washington CountyPublic Par 72 · 6,843 yds · 72.6/1269 holes
- Loggers Trail Golf Course Washington CountyPublic Par 73 · 7,113 yds · 74.6/13918 holes
- Oak Glen Golf Course Washington County 6,574 yds · 72.0/13118 holes
- Stillwater Country Club Washington County 6,800 yds · 72.5/13518 holes
- Stillwater Oaks Golf Course Washington CountyPublic Par 70 · 6,262 yds · 70.8/13218 holes
- StoneRidge Golf Club Washington County 7,013 yds · 74.3/14518 holes
Towns nearby: Lake Elmo (2) · Dellwood (2) · White Bear Lake (2) · Oakdale (1) · North St. Paul (1) · Gem Lake (1)
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