Loggers Trail Golf Course

Stillwater, MN · 1.1 mi away

StoneRidge Golf Club is a public course in Stillwater, Minnesota, built on a former sand and gravel quarry roughly 20 miles east of the Twin Cities. Bobby Weed Golf Design laid out the course, which opened in 2000 as an inland-links style track with rolling bentgrass fairways framed by native fescue. Water comes into play on all but two holes, often alongside large sand bunkers left over from the property's mining history, creating sharp visual contrasts across the layout. A large white barn from the original farmland sits along the par-5 11th hole, known as the Barn Hole, and undulating greens add further challenge for approach shots. StoneRidge operates as a public course, sometimes described as semi-private. It offers multiple tee options from roughly 4,978 to 7,013 yards to suit a range of players.

Stillwater, MN · 1.7 mi away

Oak Glen Golf Course is a public facility in Stillwater, Minnesota, offering two golf courses on one property: a full 18-hole championship layout and a shorter par-29 executive course. The championship course plays to a par of 72 and is easily walkable, with routing intended to accommodate groups and golfers of varying skill levels; its scorecard lists a back-tee yardage of about 6,574 yards. Oak Glen also operates an event center used for weddings and gatherings, and its executive course is home to a large junior golf program offering free summer play for young golfers. The course offers daily-fee public play with online tee time booking and season passes.

Hudson, WI · 6.3 mi away

White Eagle Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-72 semi-private golf course in Hudson, Wisconsin. It was designed by the firm of Gill and Miller and opened in 2000 on 350 acres that include wetlands and wildlife habitat near the St Croix River Valley. The Hudson course offers five sets of tees ranging from just under 5,000 yards to about 7,200 yards from the back tees, and its construction was handled by Enebak Construction Company. The layout is set in hillsides near the river valley, giving golfers a sense of seclusion as the round progresses.