The weather forecast looks perfect for getting out and enjoying a round of golf. It is a perfect activity for getting outside and getting some exercise. Golf courses across the Lakes Area are reopening and have safety in mind with new no touch rules that promote physical distancing. Golf courses are eager to tee off their season and welcome golfers back—even if it is under a new normal.
We talked to several of our local golf courses and all are adhering to these common rules.
Some operations vary a little course by course. At The Pines, tee time check in will be on the back deck of the pro shop and guests aren’t allowed in the pro shop. Other courses (Madden’s, Cragun’s, Crosswoods, Emily Greens, Cuyuna Rolling Hills), are limiting the number of guests in the clubhouse during check-in. Wildwedge in Pequot Lakes hasn’t opened their clubhouse. For their par 3 course, golfers can pay online or by leaving cash or check in a box outside.
Golfers should check with the course they plan to play for course specific guidelines. Adhering to these new rules will help to ensure the health and safety of the golf courses, staff, and golfers.
Check out these courses for more information on specials and tee times.
Breezy Point Resort
Crosswoods Golf Course
Cuyuna Rolling Hills
Emily Greens Golf Course
Golden Eagle Golf Club
The Classic at Madden’s
The Legacy Courses at Cragun’s
The Pines
The Preserve
Ruttger’s Bay Lake Lodge
Whitefish Golf Club
Wildwedge Par 3 Course