Richard Mandell

Edina, MN

Braemar Golf Course is a public, city-owned facility in Edina, Minnesota, set within the 500-acre Braemar Park amid rolling hills and oak ridges southwest of Minneapolis. Opened in 1964 on land once used as a sheep and cattle ranch, the course has hosted the 1969 Minnesota Golf Classic and the 1979 U. S. Women's Amateur Public Links. Originally built as a 27-hole facility, it was reconfigured into an 18-hole, par-72 layout designed by architect Richard Mandell. Owned by the City of Edina, Braemar remains one of the Twin Cities' longest-running municipal golf destinations.

Sarasota, FL

The Gillespie Course at Bobby Jones Golf Club is one of two 18-hole layouts at the City of Sarasota municipal facility, a Donald Ross design dating to 1927. The course plays through the oaks over gently rolling terrain, a historic muni that has served Sarasota golfers for generations.

Sarasota, FL

Historic 27-hole municipal course in Sarasota designed by Donald Ross, recently renovated. One of Florida's most beloved public golf facilities.

Grand Rapids, MN

Pokegama Golf Course is a public 18-hole course in Grand Rapids, Minnesota, along the shore of Pokegama Lake. It first opened in 1926 and was rebuilt in 1977 to a Joel Goldstrand design.