About this course
Perham Lakeside Golf Club sits just north of Perham in west central Minnesota's lakes region, south of Little Pine Lake. The club began in 1946 as a nine-hole course on largely open, flat ground with few trees. Minnesota architect Joel Goldstrand was hired during the 1980s to expand the facility to 18 holes, and returned in the late 1990s to add a third nine, giving the club its current 27-hole layout split into the Oak, Maple and Pine courses.
Each nine has its own character, from the oak-lined Oak course to the more open, larger-tee Pine nine carved from pine woods. The club is open to the public and offers a full practice facility along with a restaurant and event center. Golfers can play any single nine or combine two for an 18-hole round.
Type
Parkland
Region
Midwest
Holes
27
Par
72
Established
1946
LooperScore
80.6
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Design & architects
- Joel Goldstrand, architect
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